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What is an appropriate goal for a care plan for a client with moderate Alzheimer disease?

  1. Encourage complete independence

  2. Incorporate family members in care

  3. Maximize cognitive activity at all times

  4. Establish a strict daily schedule

The correct answer is: Incorporate family members in care

An appropriate goal for a care plan for a client with moderate Alzheimer’s disease is to incorporate family members in care. Involving family members provides emotional support, enhances communication, and allows caregivers to better understand the client’s needs as the disease progresses. Family members can participate in activities that stimulate cognitive function and help maintain the client’s social connections, which is crucial for their overall well-being. Additionally, having family members involved can help mitigate feelings of isolation and provide a sense of familiarity that can be comforting in the face of the cognitive decline associated with Alzheimer’s disease. This collaborative approach also educates family members on how to best interact and support the client, contributing to a more effective and compassionate caregiving environment.