This case study focuses on Amanda, a 75-year-old female diagnosed with chronic Alzheimer's disease-related dementia, detailing her symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. The assignment highlights the challenges faced by healthcare professionals, specifically registered nurses, in managing the patient's condition, including memory loss, insomnia, and mobility issues. The document emphasizes the chronic nature of dementia, its impact on patients' daily lives, and the importance of interdisciplinary care units, such as speech therapy and occupational therapy. It also underscores the significance of person-centered care, incorporating empathy and respect for the individual's needs. The case study references relevant literature on dementia management, including the roles of nursing and the strategies for care, palliation, and support for patients and their families, focusing on the patient’s overall well-being and quality of life. The assignment also references the importance of interdisciplinary units and rehabilitation for the care of dementia patients.