Reference no: EM133374990

Scenario: Tina has lived at a care home for the past two years. She has Alzheimer's disease and now requires full assistance with personal care and dressing. She used to be a very classy lady - everything matching, make-up always impeccable. Her daughter, Marjorie, is having a hard time adjusting to her mother's changing abilities. Today the HCA, Maria, came in to help Fiona get ready for the day and Fiona was already dressed. Maria noticed that the buttons of her blouse were done up incorrectly and her clothing neither matched, nor was particularly clean. She had brushed her hair, leaving a large piece sticking up at the back. Maria was thrilled that Fiona had dressed and groomed independently and chose to leave Tina's hair and clothing as it was, saying, "Tina, you look nice today. I like the blouse you've chosen!" Later in the day when Marjorie visited, she was furious that staff had not "corrected" her mother's outfit and hair.

From the above case scenario, identify the following:

1. Key information: Identify the key information/observations from the scenario and list them.

2. Consideration: Identify important considerations that could provide context for the situation.

3. HCA Response: Consider how to best respond to the situation.