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Alzheimer's pt does not exhibit any aggression or s/l "assistive" behaviors. - Vicki

Posted: Apr 22, 2010

Alzheimer's pt does not exhibit any aggression or "assistive" behaviors.

assaultive? n/m - 1mt

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aversive? - Txczech

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resistant?

assertive maybe? - nm

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how about resistive? - elaine

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Thanks guys! Resistive it is! Yay! - vicki

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