If a family member makes suggestions or gives directions about the way to care for a resident, the nursing assistant should
a. accept the suggestions that are within your scope of duty.
b. ignore the suggestions.
c. tell the family that their ideas are not in the care plan.
d. ask the family to do the care themselves.
Question 2
Level of care reflects
a. the ability of the resident to pay.
b. the amount and kind of care a resident needs.
c. the position a resident has on a waiting list.
d. the services offered by a health care facility.
teach their children to care for the earth in hopes of passing on a better world to future generatio
The Mulleta family of Ethiopia, described in the opening vignette.
Who Takes Care of the Children While the Mothers Are at Work?
Personal care setting.
Cooperative Care: A pair of Caspian terns cooperate in caring for their chick.