Order# AD232
Presented by Peter V. Rabins, MD
21 minutes
interactive discussion
$150 purchase; $75 rental
Under reported and unrecognized Alzheimer's abuse is prevalent throughout long-term care. Dr. Peter Rabins and geriatric nursing assistants identify the signs of potential abuse for Alzheimer's patients.
Agitation, catastrophic reactions, withdrawn behaviors, emotional distress and isolation must not be acceptable. Is it abusive to challenge a patient's reality and precipitate a catastrophic reaction? Does a chair tray or lap buddy result in extreme agitation? What happens when a patient can't verbalize pain? Filmed at Cooper Ridge.
Phone: 800-328-7450 | Fax: 410-706-8471
Copyright © MedSchool Maryland Productions and Video Press, University of Maryland School of Medicine

