A 59-year-old man visits his GP after being recently diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia | Medibuddy
21st August 2020

A 59-year-old man visits his GP after being recently diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia

A 59-year-old man visits his GP after being recently diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. He tells you that he is really struggling with his memory, to the point that he was admitted to hospital as he accidentally took 3 lots of all of his medication for his diabetes and high blood pressure on the same day as he couldn’t remember if he had taken them that day. You notice that the patient is wearing crumpled, dirty clothes, but he tells you that he is still independent at home and can manage the cooking and cleaning himself. Which of the following measures would you recommend as his GP?

Which THREE of the following are correct? Select THREE options only.

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