DEMKNOW:
Do you know anybody personally who has dementia? 2010
DEMBRAIN:
True or false? Dementia is a disease of the brain. 2010
DEMMNTAL:
True or false? Dementia is a mental illness. 2010
DEMNORM:
True or false? Dementia is part of the normal process of
ageing. 2010
DEMALZH:
True or false? Dementia is another term for Alzheimer’s disease.
2010
DEMEXER:
True or false? People who eat healthily and exercise are
less likely to get dementia. 2010
DEMDRUGS:
True or false? There are drug treatments that help with dementia.
2010
DEMKINDS:
True or false? There are many different kinds of dementia.
2010
DEMCURED:
True or false? Dementia can be cured. 2010
DUNPRED:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Unpredictable. 2010
DFUN: Does
this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time?
Fun. 2010
DCONFUSE:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Confused. 2010
DKIND:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Kind. 2010
DTRAPPED:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Trapped. 2010
DANGRY:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Angry. 2010
DSAD: Does
this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time?
Sad. 2010
DPATH:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Pathetic. 2010
DGENTLE:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Gentle. 2010
DFRIGHT:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Frightened. 2010
DLOST:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Lost. 2010
DDANGER:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Dangerous. 2010
DHAPPY:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Happy. 2010
DNONE:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? None of these. 2010
DOTHER:
Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long
time? Something else. 2010
DEMKEEP:
Does there come a time when all you can do for someone with
dementia is to keep them clean, healthy and safe? 2010
DEMDECSN:
Do people take over making decisions for people with dementia
too much? 2010
DEMDISAP:
Once they have dementia, does the person you knew eventually
disappear? 2010
DEMHUMAN:
As soon as someone is diagnosed with dementia, are people
not treated like a thinking human being any more? 2010
DEMWORTH:
For people with really bad dementia, is life is worth living?
2010
DEMCHILD:
Are people with dementia like children and need cared for
as you would a child? 2010
DEMALONE:
Should someone just diagnosed with dementia live alone?
2010
DEMMEDIC:
Should someone just diagnosed with dementia continue to manage
their own medication? 2010
DEMDRIVE:
Should someone just diagnosed with dementia continue to drive?
2010
DEMELECT:
Should someone just diagnosed with dementia have an electronic
device fitted in case they wander? 2010
DMLALONE:
Should someone with dementia for a long time live alone?
2010
DMLMEDIC:
Should someone with dementia for a long time continue to
manage their own medication? 2010
DMLDRIVE:
Should someone with dementia for a long time continue to
drive? 2010
DMLELECT:
Should someone with dementia for a long time have an electronic
device fitted in case they wander? 2010
DEMCOMM:
Should people with dementia be involved in activities in
the community? 2010
DEMRESID:
Is it better for people with dementia and their families
if they are cared for in a residential unit or a nursing home?
2010
DEMNOTEL:
Is there little or no benefit to be gained from telling someone
they have dementia? 2010
DEMNODEC:
Are people just diagnosed with dementia unable to make decisions
about their own care? 2010
DEMTALK:
Is there no point in trying to talk to people with dementia
as they won’t be able to understand? 2010
