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Spatial Analysis of Ecological Data,sion of sexual feelings can be directed to a spouse, a professional caregiver, to other residents in a facility, as well as toward adult children of the person with dementia. The adult child might closely resemble the person’s spouse when at a similar age. In this case, the sexual overtures are basically a case of “mistaken identity.”

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Spatial Analysis of Ecological Data,a complex neural network that preserves it when other areas of the brain are destroyed through AD. This chapter discusses the many ways that spiritual needs can be met through music, literature, touch, prayer, candles, a menorah, a rosary or Bible, the smell of incense, wine, or fresh bread.

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Sexuality and Intimacy in Those with Dementia,sion of sexual feelings can be directed to a spouse, a professional caregiver, to other residents in a facility, as well as toward adult children of the person with dementia. The adult child might closely resemble the person’s spouse when at a similar age. In this case, the sexual overtures are basically a case of “mistaken identity.”

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Numerical Derivatives and Nonlinear Analysisng as “a little dementia.” It is like being a “l(fā)ittle pregnant”—either you have it or you do not! And having “dementia” is never a good thing—although families who receive that diagnosis will frequently say, “Well at least it is not Alzheimer’s!” This denial keeps them from learning about the diseas

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Numerical Derivatives and Nonlinear Analysisming, biting, refusal to eat, and others are attributed to deliberate resistance by the person with Alzheimer’s, or it may be assumed that the disease has led to psychotic behavior which would warrant the use of antipsychotic drugs. However, a clinical assessment for pain is usually absent. Failure

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Spatial Analysis of Ecological Data,ommon perceptions, sexual behavior may actually increase in those who have dementia. Even with profound cognitive impairments, many of those with dementia enjoy a high degree of sociability and the capacity to engage in intimate relationships. In fact, to be human is to be sexual—we are “hardwired”