Question

1. true or false: if a person needs more assistance with feeding now compared to when they were admitted, you should tell the team so the care plan can be updated.

true
false

1. true or false: the most important tool you can offer a person in a spiritual crisis is to listen.

true
false

1. what actions might you expect to be written in the care plan that you follow when caring for a person with edema of their lower legs?

scrub the legs hard during personal care.
have the person leave their legs down.
have the person elevate their legs.
try and drain the legs with a needle

1. which of the following is included in the institute of healthcare improvements 4ms?

mobility
maturity
morality
money

1. what are two goals for individuals at the end of life?

quality of life and relief of pain and suffering
cure of disease and a new exercise routine
start of a physical therapy program
start of an occupational therapy program

Explanation:

1. In healthcare, when a patient's needs change (like needing more feeding assistance), the care plan should be updated. So, informing the team is correct.
2. Active listening is crucial in helping someone in a spiritual crisis as it shows empathy and allows them to express themselves.
3. Elevating legs helps with edema (swelling) as it aids fluid drainage. Scrubbing hard can damage skin, leaving legs down worsens swelling, and draining with a needle is a medical procedure not in a general care plan.
4. The Institute of Healthcare Improvement's 4Ms are Medication, Mentation, Mobility, and What Matters.
5. At the end of life, focus is on quality of life and relieving pain/suffering rather than curative treatments or new therapy programs.

Answer:

1. True
2. True
3. Have the person elevate their legs
4. Mobility
5. Quality of life and relief of pain and suffering