Mrs Olsen has dementia. It's ten in the evening and she is standing by the front door with her coat on: «I have to go home to my children!» What do you do?
You find Mr Hansen on the floor by the bed. He is awake and says his hip hurts. What do you do?
Mrs Berg pushes her plate away: «I'm not hungry.» She has eaten little in the last few days. What do you do?
Mr Nilsen doesn't want to shower today: «I showered yesterday!» He showered a week ago and smells of urine. What do you answer?
Mrs Larsen says: «My back is aching so much today.» What do you answer?
A patient's daughter calls: «How is Mum today?» You don't know who you're talking to. What do you answer?
A colleague says: «Can you do the medicines in room twelve? I don't have time.» You haven't been trained to give medicines. What do you answer?
In home care you ring Mrs Dahl's doorbell, but no one opens. She is always at home in the morning. What do you do?
A son who is visiting says, irritated: «Dad is wearing the same shirt as yesterday!» What do you answer?
Mr Iversen, who is usually chatty, is suddenly confused and sweaty and has a fever. What do you do?
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