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Although hallucinations can occur with any of the five senses, visual hallucinations are most common with individuals living with dementia.
Wandering is a serious risk for individuals living with dementia and can be extremely dangerous.
Dementia is a progressive disease which impacts memory, visual-spatial disorientation, cognitive functioning and other skills it takes to drive safely.
Communication for an individual living with dementia will become more difficult as the disease progresses.
An individual who is living with dementia may become anxious about bathing or having someone help them with their personal hygiene.
Changes in the brain may cause anxiety and nervousness.
Individuals living with dementia can become excessively upset and experience sudden mood changes. It may often appear that the individual is being stubborn.
People with autism have differences in the areas of social communication/interaction and restricted/repetitive behaviors.