Dementia- labile mood and agitation

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WRITE A REFLECTION ASSIGNMENT:

1. Significant situations that occurred in clinical practices. Dementia- Labile Mood and Agitation

2. What were you thinking and feeling? What actions did you take and why?

3. What do you think others involved thought and felt?

4. What makes you think that was how others thought and felt?

5. What other options were open (available) to you? What could you have done differently?

6. What would you do differently if the situation arose again and why?

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