Women Nurse talking to an old man with dimentia at a retirement home and there's a lot of other old people dimentia care at that facility but make the nurse talking to the old guy bloom more in the photo 

This case revolves around the ethical dilemma of whether it's acceptable to lie to dementia patients for their well-being. Amara, working in a dementia care home, faces this issue daily with Barry, who repeatedly asks about his deceased wife. While Initially telling him the truth it would cause his distress, leading Amara to approach for comforting lies. This practice of lying to dementia patients is widespread, with the proponents arguing it maintains calm and prevents suffering. However, critics argue it's ethically wrong and erodes trust. Analogies to childhood are drawn, suggesting that just as it's acceptable to lie to young children for their benefit, it may be acceptable to lie to dementia patients due to their impaired capacities.