Question

1. how should you first respond when an individual refuses to bathe?

ask them why they do not want to bathe.
try to personalize the bathing experience.
talk with other caregivers for advice.
tell them you are going to speak with their family.

1. when assisting an individual to bathe, which area should you clean last?

face
chest
perineal area
underarms

1. which item allows the individual to sit down outside the bath or shower and slide into the tub or shower?

transfer bench
shower chair
bath hoist
fixed rail

Explanation:

1. When an individual refuses to bathe, the first step is to understand their reasons. Asking why they don't want to bathe helps address their concerns directly.
2. When assisting with bathing, the perineal area is the most sensitive and should be cleaned last to maintain hygiene and respect.
3. A transfer bench allows an individual to sit outside the bath or shower and slide into the tub or shower safely.

Answer:

1. Ask them why they do not want to bathe.
2. Perineal area
3. Transfer bench