Challenging Behaviour

Challenging behaviour is often seen in people who have experienced which of the following conditions?

Which of the following could be described as challenging behaviours?

The ability to help people with their challenging behaviour depends heavily on the ability to empathise and understand the emotion behind their actions.

The management of challenging behaviour should focus primarily on the wellbeing of:

Repetitive verbalisation is characterised by the habit of:

Repetitive questioning is often a sign that a person is looking for:

Which of the following are examples of disinhibition?

Making false accusations is a common feature of dementia best managed by which of the following?

Roughly what percentage of people with dementia are likely to experience agitation as part of their condition?

Which of the following will not help you to isolate situations which may give rise to incidents of challenging behaviour?

Challenging behaviour is more often than not a means of communicating emotion.

When someone is being aggressive your first goal should be to:

If a person crosses the boundary of acceptable behaviour it is best to:

Aimless wandering is a classic symptom of dementia. Which of the following are least likely to get a person on their feet:

Aphasia is a condition which affects our ability to use:

Never respond to sexually inappropriate behaviour with humour

Building a trusting relationship is an excellent way to help resolve challenging behaviours. Which of the following will help build trust?

Incidents of aggression are likely to be stimulated by which of these emotions?

Which of the following will help you to avoid accidentally causing distress which results in incidence of challenging behaviour?

Dietary changes, disturbed sleep patterns and new carers are highly likely to affect the level of challenging behaviour seen in caring situations.