Question

1. with the adaptation of the four core values should also come an adaptation of terminology. which of the following would be appropriate? using allow instead of welcome using word \feeder\ instead of \someone who needs assistance with dining\ using \feeder table\ instead of \dining table\ using \person with diabetes\ instead of \diabetic\ 9. which of the following are high - potassium foods that may be eliminated from a therapeutic diet in someone that has chronic kidney disease? onions, garlic, and pineapples bananas, prune juice, and potatoes apple juice, cucumbers, and carrots all fruits and vegetables 10. what are the four person - centered core values? dignity, choice, self - esteem, and respect choice, self - determination, respect, and purposeful living dignity, respect, self - determination, and purposeful living self - determination, respect, choice, and self - esteem

Explanation:

• Question 8: Using "person with diabetes" instead of "diabetic" is more respectful and person - centered language. Terms like "allow" instead of "welcome" change the meaning. Using "feeder" or "feeder table" is dehumanizing.
• Question 9: Bananas, prune juice, and potatoes are high - potassium foods. Onions, garlic, pineapples, apple juice, cucumbers, and carrots are not as high in potassium as the second option. Not all fruits and vegetables are high in potassium.
• Question 10: The four person - centered core values are dignity, respect, self - determination, and purposeful living.

Answer:

1. Using "person with diabetes" instead of "diabetic"
2. Bananas, prune juice, and potatoes
3. Dignity, respect, self - determination, and purposeful living