66 y.o male was admitted from Elwood health center to OFL LSU the clo of changed in mental status with combative behavior, agitated episodes, and tried to break window with his cane. Unable to be redirected, attempted to elope, pushing alarm door to stairs. Neurocognitive disorder, unspecified dementia, unsteady gait, unspecified depression, patient is alert to self only and confused. Pt on cardiac diet, 1+ edema with dry skin. Incontinent, high fall risks restless, behavior disturbance, poor insight/ judgment, pain in legs Base on the information please do these Primary problem #1( as evidence by) Goal for this problem specific interventions: Assessment evaluation scale used with score Г Primary problem 2 (as evidence by) Goal for this problem 2specific interventions Assessment evaluation scale use with score

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