Residents
Dementia
The Building
Activities
Dementia by the Numbers
100

JoJo was our oldest resident. Who is now our oldest resident?

Who is Jeannie Ohnemus (who will be 101 soon!)

100

This behavior, common in late afternoon or evening, may include increased confusion, restlessness, or agitation.

What is sundowning.

100

Where do we keep a copy of Resident Rights posted publicly within this building?

What is by the mailboxes on the first floor (next to the Bistro.)

100

What day of the week is reserved for our bus to take residents out on medical visits?

What is Wednesday.
100

One out of every ___ people with Mild Cognitive Impairment will go back to normal cognitive functioning in 3-4 years.

What is Five.

200

This resident has been living here since our Grand Opening Party.

Who is George O'Hanlon

200

This type of dementia is caused by impaired blood flow to the brain, often following a series of small strokes.

What is Vascular Dementia.

200

What is the name of the outpatient therapy group that operates out of our Gym?

What is Select Rehab. 

200

This game is like Bingo, but it uses a 52-card deck of playing cards instead of the numbers 1-75.

What is Pokeno.

200

With Alzheimer's, brain changes can start up to ___ years before symptoms appear.

What is Twenty. 

300

This resident is our only current vegetarian.

Who is Neera Trivedi.

300

Known for causing rigid body movements, sleep disturbances, and vivid visual hallucinations, this specific type of dementia is named after an abnormal brain protein.

What is Lewy Body Dementia.

300

How many residential rooms are there on our second floor?

What is 23 rooms (200-224, but there isn't a room 208 or 209).

300

Name two of the three people who regularly lead exercise groups in our building that are not Wingate employees.

Who are Robby, Bernadine, and Ramon.

300

One out of every ___ seniors dies with Alzheimer's or other dementia.

What is Three.

400

Correctly spell Marian's last name.

What is DYCZKOWSKI.

400

Unlike Alzheimer's, Frontotemporal dementia often primarily affects these two things first, rather than short-term memory.

What are personality (behavior) and language.

400

What do we call the residential area in the back of the first floor?

What are the Garden Suites.

400

We now have a giant screen to play games and lead activities on, IN2L. What does IN2L stand for?

What is "It's Never 2 (Too) Late"

400

One out of every ___ cases of dementia around the world are undiagnosed.

What is Four.

500

The last names of all four of our married couples living here in the building.

Williams, Mazzola, Keiley, Shields. 

500

This part of the brain is responsible for forming new memories and is one of the first areas affected by Alzheimer's disease.

What is the hippocampus.

500

Our piano is dedicated to Elaine Schuster, the mother of our founder Scott Schuster. What organization did Barack Obama appoint Elaine as a delegate to?

What is the United Nations.

500

This church leads songs and service in our building almost every single Sunday.

What is Lifeline Baptist Church.

500

___ out of ten people living with dementia around the world live alone.

What is Seven.

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