Question

1. true or false: assisted living facilities are more like a hospital setting while skilled nursing facilities are more like a hotel or apartment setting. true false 7. which of the following is an appropriate way to provide person - centered care? encourage residents to let others do things for them that they can do themselves. ignore what residents say about how they like things to be done. encourage residents to avoid using supports and assistive devices. involve residents in their care as much as possible. 8. which staff person serves as a consultant for families looking for housing for their loved ones in an assisted living setting? activities director nurse administrator sales manager maintenance staff

Explanation:

• Question 6: Assisted living facilities are more like a hotel or apartment setting (focus on independence and a home - like environment), while skilled nursing facilities are more like a hospital setting (focus on medical care). So the statement is false.
• Question 7: Person - centered care involves respecting the individual's choices and involving them in their care. Encouraging residents to let others do things they can do themselves (undermines independence), ignoring their preferences, and discouraging the use of supports (which can enhance independence) are not person - centered. Involving residents in their care as much as possible is person - centered.
• Question 8: The Sales Manager's role is often to consult with families about housing options for their loved ones in an assisted living setting. The Activities Director focuses on activities, the Nurse Administrator on nursing care management, and the Maintenance staff on facility upkeep.

Answer:

1. B. False
2. D. Involve residents in their care as much as possible
3. C. Sales Manager