A resident has AD.The person's hallucinations include seeing "kitty cats" in the closet.Which of the following measures will not be helpful?

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Explaining to someone with Alzheimer's disease that their hallucinations are not real is not usually helpful, as they are experiencing something real to them. Instead, it is usually more beneficial to redirect their attention or offer reassurance in a non-confrontational manner. The other options of making sure the person wears needed eyeglasses, distracting them, and eliminating noises can all potentially help to reduce hallucinations.

A Resident Has AD