Question

1. how can you ensure residents benefit from their adls?

by showing up late to provide care
by explaining the type of personal care you are providing
by discouraging residents from talking about themselves
by performing all their adls for them

1. what rights do residents have regarding adl care?

the right to create a care schedule that revolves around them
the right to conform to staff members schedules
the right to conform to other residents care schedules
the right to have all adls performed for them

1. you are encouraging a resident to feed themselves during mealtime, but you notice they are having a difficult time grasping their spoon. what should you do?

document that the resident refuses to eat.
criticize the resident for not trying harder.
ask the care team about the use of a built - up spoon.
tell the care team the resident needs to be a \feeder.\

1. how can you promote the respect and dignity of residents?

labeling residents based on like characteristics such as \feeders\
calling residents terms of endearment such as \honey\
conversing with the resident during adl care
making residents wear nighttime clothing during the day

1. what can happen if you rush a resident during their adls?

falls
confidence
independence
familiarity

Explanation:

1. Explaining the type of personal care helps residents understand and engage, which is beneficial for ADLs.
2. Residents have the right to a care schedule centered around them.
3. Asking the care team about a built - up spoon is a practical and helpful approach.
4. Conversing during ADL care shows respect and promotes dignity.
5. Rushing can lead to falls as residents may lose balance.

Answer:

1. By explaining the type of personal care you are providing
2. The right to create a care schedule that revolves around them
3. Ask the care team about the use of a built - up spoon
4. Conversing with the resident during ADL care
5. Falls