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shofmannx20

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A resident does not like the soap and shampoo provided by the center. She has her son buy what she likes. Which statement is correct?
 
  a. She has to use the soap and shampoo pro-vided by the center.
  b. She has the right to personal choice.
  c. You can pretend to use what she likes.
  d. Her items are kept in the closet. The cen-ter's items are kept in the bedside stand.

Question 2

Which statement about call lights is correct?
 
  a. Keep the person's call light within reach.
  b. Place the call light on the person's weak side.
  c. Remind the person to use the call light only for emergencies.
  d. Answer call lights when you have time.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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