Question

when responding to a demanding patient, it is important for the nursing * 2 pointsassistant to
be strict with the patient
be a good listener
let the patient have their way
complain about the patient to the supervisor

activities provided in nursing homes help the patients to avoid * 2 points
bladder or bowel incontinence
problems with mobility
depression and cognitive decline
feeding problems

Explanation:

For the first question:

• Being strict with the patient may escalate the situation.
• Letting the patient have their way may not be in line with medical protocols.
• Complaining about the patient to the supervisor is not the first - line approach.
• Being a good listener helps in understanding the patient's concerns and building a better relationship.

For the second question:

• Nursing home activities are not directly related to preventing bladder or bowel incontinence.
• While some activities may help with mobility, it is not the main focus of most activities.
• Activities are designed to engage patients mentally and socially, which helps in avoiding depression and cognitive decline.
• Feeding problems are usually addressed through dietary and care - giving measures rather than general activities.

Answer:

1. B. be a good listener
2. C. depression and cognitive decline