Match each example to the appropriate type of trigger.

AG: CHCAGE011 6c

Identify five types of behaviours of concern for people living with dementia. 

AG: CHCAGE011 6a

True or false: In people with dementia or Alzheimer’s, their tau proteins do not function properly. The proteins get tangled inside the cell, which weakens the brain cells. The tangles also prevent the cells from receiving important nutrients.

AG: CHCAGE011 4e

Describe the following types of dementia.

• Alzheimer's disease
• Vascular dementia
• Multi-infarct dementia (a form of vascular dementia)
• Lewy bodies dementia
• Korsakov Syndrome
• Frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FLTD)
• Huntington's disease
• Parkinson's Disease
• Younger onset dementia

 AG: CHCAGE011 3

Select the three current treatments that researchers are currently working on to help stop or slow down the progression of symptoms of dementia.

AG: CHCAGE011 1c

True or false: There is a cure for dementia.

AG: CHCAGE011 1b

Which of the following is NOT one of the tests currently used to diagnose dementia?

AG: CHCAGE011 1a

Define dignity of risk in the context of aged care.

AG: CHCAGE013 2b

Briefly explain how you would apply each approach below as an aged care worker: 

• Supporting the person to exercise choice
• Person’s right to self-determination

AG: CHCAGE013 1c

Define duty of care as a support practice in aged care.

AG: CHCAGE013 2a