Module 4 Lesson 4. Personal care Let’s look at an example Ted has Alzheimer’s disease and is cared for by his wife Jane. Ted used to lay out his clothes for the next day in the evening. Recently, Jane found that Ted forgets to do this and is inclined to wear the same clothes every day. Jane also observes that Ted leaves some buttons of his shirt undone, his belt unbuckled and forgets to lace up his shoes. 2. Check your understandingGetting dressed. What do you think is the right response for Jane? Please select the right answer Tell Ted that he needs to be less messy, choose clothes for Ted and dress him.Remind Ted to lay out his clothes in the evening and encourage him to wear pants that do not need a belt and shoes that do not need laces.Check Tell Ted that he needs to be less messy, choose clothes for Ted and dress him. This answer is not helpful. It is not Ted’s fault that he is finding this task challenging. With some extra help, Ted may still be able to dress himself. Remind Ted to lay out his clothes in the evening and encourage him to wear pants that do not need a belt and shoes that do not need laces. You are right! It will enable Ted to dress himself, which may also help improve his sense of self-worth. Error: Please select at least one option.Please click ‘check’ to view the answers before continuing.Error: Please type your answers in the text box.