This unit is one of the Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care Optional Units and has the following learning outcomes and assessment criteria:
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- 1. Understand the signs, symptoms and progression of Parkinson’s
- 1.1 Define Parkinson’s
- 1.2 Explain what causes Parkinson’s to develop
- 1.3 Describe key symptoms of Parkinson’s a. motor b. non-motor
- 1.4 Identify the common age of onset of Parkinson’s
- 1.5 Describe the typical phases and timeframe of the progression of Parkinson’s
- 1.6 Identify conditions within Parkinsonism.
- 2. Understand the impacts of Parkinson’s on the individual and others
- 3. Understand the processes, procedures, methods, techniques and services used to manage
- 3.1 Describe the processes, procedures and services involved in diagnosis and referral
- 3.2 Describe how to access local, community and statutory agencies, support services and networks appropriate to the individual with Parkinson’s
- 3.3 Describe methods, practices and possible interventions used to support individuals to manage their symptoms
- 3.4 Explain how an individual’s preferences are taken into account when supporting them to manage their Parkinson’s
- 3.5 Explain how challenges in the management of diet and fluids can be overcome.
- 4. Understand the issues associated with Parkinson’s medication
- 5. Understand communication and cognitive challenges associated with Parkinson’s at different
stages
- 5.1 Describe the communication and cognitive challenges at different stages of Parkinson’s
- 5.2 Describe the impact on the individual and others of: a. communication challenges b. cognitive challenges
- 5.3 Explain how to implement techniques used to address: a. communication challenges b. cognitive challenges.
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