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A medical assistant is working with a patient who has a cognitive impairment that causes them to display short-term memory loss. In which of the
following ways should the assistant adapt to this barrier?
Have the patient perform a return demonstration.
Provide easy-to-read handouts.
Distribute analgesics as prescribed by the provider.
Offer adaptive equipment for home use.



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Final answer:

Adapting methods for patients with memory impairment to improve communication and learning.


Explanation:

Adapting to Memory Impairment:

  1. Have the patient perform a return demonstration to reinforce learning.
  2. Provide easy-to-read handouts for better comprehension.
  3. Offer adaptive equipment for home use to aid daily activities.

Addressing memory tasks such as the three-word recall test can also help in assessing memory. Understand the patient's needs and adapt communication methods accordingly.


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