Reference no: EM133908032

Question

Lara has expressed concern about recent changes in her father's memory. Lara stated that he forgets things quickly, such as birthdays or the days of the week. He also does not remember to take his medications even though she places them in the medication planner. On two occasions during the last six months, he forgot her name, and she had to remind him that she was his daughter. He has had three urinary incontinence and bowel episodes in the past two weeks. She has been worried about this new onset of events. She remembered her father telling her that he had two traumatic brain injuries during his time in the Military, but he did not seem to have any issues about that until recently. Baylor's Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH): TSH level of 3.0 mIU/L Free T4 level of 2.1 ng/dL A1C- 7.4 B12- 120 pg/ml BMI: 30 What is your Comprehensive Collaborative Management/Treatment Plan for cognitive and functional deficits? To create a comprehensive management plan, answer the following questions using evidence-based care interventions. Identifying and discussing the cognitive and functional deficits will limit BD's compliance with the implemented treatment plan. Employ an evidence-based cognitive tool to assess the patient's identified cognitive.