Question

1. which choice represents an unpredictable resident behavior?

asking for a different snack or food item
wandering out the back door
staying in their room during activity time
leaving a movie to return to their room

1. what should the care planning focus be for new residents?

it should be centered around the resident and their family members.
it should be centered around the resident and staff.
it should be centered around the familys wishes.
it should be centered around the resident.

1. which of the following choices is the best method for orienting a resident and family to your assisted living facility?

tours and participation with meals and activities
written literature and handbooks for them to review
online videos and sales material to discover
a meeting with all staff members and administration

1. a family member asks you about creating a power of attorney. what action should you take?

you should tell the family member to check the resident handbook or online community website.
you should tell the family member that you will check with your supervisor and have an answer for them today.
you should tell the family member that you do not know about these, politely say youre sorry, and walk away.
you should tell the family member that you think lawyers do them and they could find one online.

1. activities of daily living are individual skills required to maintain a persons independent living.

true
false

Explanation:

1. Wandering out the back door is an unpredictable behavior as it can lead to safety risks and is not a common, routine action like the other options.
2. Care planning for new residents should focus on the resident as they are the central figure in the care process.
3. Tours and participation with meals and activities allow the resident and family to experience the facility in a practical way, which is more effective than just written or online materials or a meeting with all staff.
4. Telling the family member to check with a supervisor shows a responsible approach as it ensures accurate information.
5. Activities of daily living (ADLs) are indeed the individual skills needed for independent living.

Answer:

1. Wandering out the back door
2. It should be centered around the resident
3. Tours and participation with meals and activities
4. You should tell the family member that you will check with your supervisor and have an answer for them today
5. True