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Sundowning

Becoming restless and agitated

Rehabilitation

Care given by specialists to help restore or improve function after an illness or injury

Restorative care

Care given after rehabilitation to maintain a person's function and improve quality of life increase independence

Prom passive range of motion

Exercises to put a joint through it's full arc of motion that are performed by caregiver without help from residents