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1. Cognitive impairment can disrupt the persons ability to participate in their ADLs. List three examples of specific diffi
2. Mr. Heron is a 78-year-old client of the agency you are employed with. He lives in a retirement home but is supported by y


2. Mr. Heron is a 78-year-old client of the agency you are employed with. He lives in a retirement home but is supported by y
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1, i, ADLs task: Bathing
PSW support: maintain privacy and provide safety measures
ii, ADL task: Eating
Psw support: Introduce the more variety of food, make the patient enjoy it, select well-balanced food
iii, ADL task: Dressing
PSW support: Be flexible, Allow enough time for herself for dressing, use easy use clothes and shoes.
2, Patient personality and past experience changes when their aging progress. It increases their memory loss and forgetfulness that makes frustration and trouble concentration. He was socially engaged in the past and his daily performance, ability impact with an intellectual ability that leads to cognitive problems.

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