This report provides a detailed analysis of a case study involving Mr. David Geoffries, who is diagnosed with dementia, with a history of CVA, and presenting symptoms of delirium and depression. The report explores the interconnectedness of these conditions, highlighting how Mr. Geoffries' dementia manifests in memory loss, communication difficulties, and confusion, while also contributing to his depression and aggressive behaviors. The report further discusses the symptoms of delirium, such as disorientation and speech difficulties, as observed in Mr. Geoffries' case. It details the interventions undertaken, including antibiotic treatment for a urinary tract infection, the application of zinc cream, and the consideration of medication for aggression and depression. Furthermore, the report emphasizes the importance of physical activities and psychosocial interventions to improve the patient's quality of life, alongside environmental considerations such as creating a calming atmosphere and addressing the potential use of physical restraints. The report concludes by emphasizing the necessity of creating a soothing environment to minimize confusion and provide a peaceful environment.