Question

before assisting a person with a reduced sense of touch with bathing, always check the temperature of the water by placing fingers in it. if they are bathing themselves, they also need to check the water temperature with their fingers.

true

false

Explanation:

A person with a reduced sense of touch may not accurately perceive water temperature through other means. Checking with fingers is a simple and effective way to ensure the water is at a safe and comfortable temperature. This applies whether they are being assisted or bathing independently.

Answer:

True