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1. Question
Our brain helps us to:
- Control our breathing and heart rate
- Sense the world around us
- See and visually process the world around us
- Make decisions, solve problems and plan
- Feel, think and behave
- All of the above
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2. Question
Dementia is:
- A disease of the blood
- An umbrella term for a set of symptoms associated with ongoing decline of brain function
- Is a normal part of ageing
- A disease that only affects older people
- All of the above
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3. Question
Different types of dementia include:
- Vascular
- Lewy Body
- Frontotemporal
- Alzheimer's disease
- All of the above
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4. Question
Helping someone with their dignity would involve:
- Focusing on physical care while ignoring their emotional needs
- Walking straight into a person's room without knocking
- Allowing the person to take their time
- Talking to your colleagues while ignoring the person you care with
- Performing care without the permission of the person
- All of the above
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Question 5 of 14

5. Question
Dementia may affect a person’s ability to:
- Plan, organise and sequence tasks
- Communicate
- Make decisions
- Remember names
- Recognise objects
- All of the above
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Question 6 of 14

6. Question
Being empathetic would involve:
- Imagining what you have been through that would trigger a similar emotion to the one being expressed by the person you are caring with
- Being indifferent to a person’s needs
- Ignoring a person when they call to you
- Telling a person, you know how they feel
- Disregarding what the other person is saying
- All of the above
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7. Question
Reflection is important as it helps us:
- Learn from experience
- Solve problems
- Build on what we already know
- Be open minded and self-aware
- All of the above
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Question 8 of 14

8. Question
The Forebrain is made up of:
- The Hindbrain
- The Reptilian Brain
- Four Lobes
- The Brainstem
- All of the above
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9. Question
Early signs of Alzheimer’s disease may include:
- Apathy
- Disorientation to time
- Getting lost in familiar places
- Irritability
- All of the above
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Question 10 of 14

10. Question
Lewy Body Dementia can cause:
- Rapid changes in attention and concentration
- Sleep problems
- Frequent falls
- Loss of sense of smell
- Hallucinations
- All of the above
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11. Question
Self esteem is:
- Lacking confidence
- Feeling unloved
- Having confidence in ourselves
- Being afraid of letting people down
- Feeling power over other people
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12. Question
Vascular dementia is caused by:
- Damage to the blood vessels in the brain
- Using Aluminium saucepans
- Eating too much fruit
- Muscular skeletal problems
- All of the above
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13. Question
Aphasia means:
- Problems with swallowing
- Difficulty with speech
- Inability to hear
- Struggling to breathe
- All of the above
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Question 14 of 14

14. Question
Behavioural variant Frontotemporal dementia can cause:
- Changes in personality
- Lack of empathy
- Inappropriate behaviour
- Changes in mood
- Overeating
- All of the above
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