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Nursing Assistant Monthly MAY 2007 Caring for a younger resident Challenges and rewards Caring for a younger resident

Nursing Assistant Monthly MAY 2007 Caring for a younger resident How many younger residents are there? Research shows that approximately 10 percent of nursing home residents in the U.S. are under the age of 65.

Nursing Assistant Monthly MAY 2007 Caring for a younger resident Disability from birth Disability due to injury Mental illness Early onset of diseases such as: Multiple sclerosis (MS) Stroke Parkinson’s disease Dementia Rehabilitation (usually shorter term stay) Why younger adults enter nursing homes

Nursing Assistant Monthly MAY 2007 Caring for a younger resident Younger residents’ needs Most nursing homes are geared for older adults Younger residents often need: »help finding ways to connect with peers »special care related to their disability (example: mobility equipment) »emotional support in grieving loss of independence at a young age »help finding activities geared for younger person »lots of encouragement

Nursing Assistant Monthly MAY 2007 Caring for a younger resident Caring for younger residents- points to remember Boredom is a common problem Help resident to find an activity he/she enjoys Help resident to find ways to spend time with others in the same age group Encourage family to visit if they can Help resident to locate a support group for others with similar challenges (social worker can help)

Nursing Assistant Monthly MAY 2007 Caring for a younger resident Dating and sexual expression Dating and sexuality may be a priority for a younger resident The resident may need support and guidance from a counselor, social worker, or chaplain Encourage socializing with similar others in resident’s age group Respect the resident’s need for sexual expression Offer privacy

Nursing Assistant Monthly MAY 2007 Caring for a younger resident Depression risk Younger residents are at risk for depression, especially when there has been sudden loss of independence there are many unfulfilled dreams he/she experiences chronic or significant pain family or friends don’t visit often

Nursing Assistant Monthly MAY 2007 Caring for a younger resident Watch for and report signs of depression Persistent sad mood Loss of interest in activities he/she once enjoyed Talk of death or suicide Crying Excessive sleeping Appetite changes (loss of interest in food/ overeating) For example: