Question

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

true
false

1. what is a key leadership practice associated with person - centered care?

respect for caregivers and residents
decreased communication
ineffective care practices
negative reinforcement

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. what is an appropriate way staff can provide person - centered care?

provide care that is consistent with the familys preferences
provide care that is consistent with staffs preferences
provide care that is consistent with the organizations preferences
provide care that is consistent with a persons preferences

1. how can assisted living communities decrease conflict between a resident and their family?

ignore the familys request for communication
have a designated person meet with the resident and family weekly
honor the family requests before the residents
notify the state government of the conflict

Explanation:

1. Assisted living facilities do not offer around - the - clock supervision like nursing homes.
2. Person - centered care emphasizes respect for all involved (caregivers and residents). Decreased communication, ineffective care practices, and negative reinforcement are not key in person - centered care.
3. A private room gives residents a sense of personal space and home - like environment. Formal dining rooms, group activities, and social areas are more communal.
4. Person - centered care is focused on the individual (the person receiving care), so care should be consistent with their preferences.
5. Having a designated person meet with the resident and family weekly can facilitate communication and reduce conflict. Ignoring family requests, honoring family over resident, or notifying the state government are not effective conflict - reduction methods.

Answer:

1. FALSE
2. Respect for caregivers and residents
3. Private room
4. Provide care that is consistent with a person's preferences
5. Have a designated person meet with the resident and family weekly