Question

1. what does person - centered care focus on?

a persons disabilities
a persons preferences and values
family preferences and values
staffs preferences and values

1. what is an important aspect of an assisted living environment that supports the resident feeling at home?

formal dining room
group activities
area to socialize in
private room

1. which person would most likely qualify to live in an assisted living community?

a person with advanced dementia
a person with a tracheostomy
a person with stable diabetes
a person on a ventilator

1. true or false: assisted living facilities offer around - the - clock supervision.

true
false

Explanation:

• Question 6: Person - centered care is about the individual. So it focuses on a person's preferences and values.
• Question 7: A private room gives a sense of personal space which helps in feeling at home.
• Question 8: A person with stable diabetes can manage relatively independently compared to others. Advanced dementia, tracheostomy, and being on a ventilator usually require more intensive care.
• Question 9: Assisted living facilities do not offer around - the - clock supervision like nursing homes.

Answer:

1. A person's preferences and values
2. Private room
3. A person with stable diabetes
4. FALSE