Dementia

Max points: 5 Type: Podcast

This episode offers a powerful first-hand account of living with dementia, breaking stigma and revealing daily challenges and resilience. It provides valuable insights for patients, caregivers, and the public, highlighting hope, support systems, and the importance of understanding and compassion in dementia care.

Channel: Ontario Shores Duration: 0:45:08

Questions

1. What unexpected moment was intentionally left unedited in the interview?

A live audience Q&A segment A fire drill forcing evacuation A phone call from Bee's sister-in-law during the interview A video montage of research labs

2. In the coping segment, what key habit is emphasized to keep the brain active?

Using brain-training apps exclusively Maintaining a robust social lifestyle Taking daily memory supplements Following a strict ketogenic diet

3. Which childhood event did Bee's specialist later link to her dementia?

A sports concussion at age twelve A fall down stairs at age nineteen Being hit by a car at age nine A high fever at age five

4. According to the episode, by 2030 approximately how many people in Canada will be living with dementia?

Almost one million Around five million About one hundred thousand Roughly two hundred fifty thousand

5. What was Bee's initial diagnosis before it was revised?

Early-onset Alzheimer's disease Lewy body dementia Vascular dementia Parkinson's disease

Confirm Submission

Are you sure? After submitting, you won’t be able to attempt this content again for 24 hours.

| | |

| | Blog |