Basics
Affects
Impacts Healthcare Workers and Family
Treatment
100

The definition of AD

What is a progressive disease that alters the parts of the brain that control thought, memory and language?

100

AD effects behavior

What is easily upset, worried, or anger?

100

Struggles healthcare givers have with AD patients 

What is sundowning, inappropriate behavior, and emotional outbursts?

100

Cure for AD

What is no cure?

200

The causes of AD

What is genetics, lifestyle, and environmental factors?

200

AD affects someone physically 

What is the ability to walk, stand, or get up?

200

Most impacted my AD

Who are family and friends?

200

AD is genetic

What is inherited in an autosomal dominant pattern?

300

AD is diagnosed 

What is mental status test, physical and neurological tests?

300

Target audience of AD

Who is women over 65?
300

Stage AD forgets family and friends

What is Moderate and Severe stage?

300

Treat people with AD

What is being patient and supportive?
400

Chances of having AD

What is 1 in 9 people over 65
400

AD affects well being

What is loss of identity and self-worth?

400

Family members of someone with AD are at greater risks 

What is anxiety and depression?

400

Care for patient with AD

What is daily ritual, to-do lists, and writing in calendars?

500

Alzheimer's is a progressive disease

What is true?

500

Number of people with AD

What is 7 million Americans?

500

Affects of caregivers 

What is high stress?

500

The disease Meredith Grey attempted to cure before attempting to cure AD

What is Parkinson's Disease?