H5P Content 16973

"Comfort" only refers to physical comfort. It is possible to be comfortable and emotionally distressed at the same time.

True

False

Odor, venitlation, temperature, and lighting are all factors in meeting a person's basic physical needs

True

False

What are some ways NAs can respect a resident's right to privacy? Select all that apply.

Have residents use "do not enter" signs when they would prefer not to be bothered.
Never rearrange a resident's objects or furniture unprompted or without asking.
Wear a blindfold when helping residents bathe
Always knock before entering a resident's room, and clearly announce your presence

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A resident's room has many important pieces of equipment. Each room will have a

that must be clean and well-made every day; this is where residents will spend most of their time.

They will always have a

within reach that they can use to signal to the nursing team that they need something.

The

will be used to help residents eat when they cannot get out of bed. NAs can set a

on this object for when the resident gets thirsty and wants to pour themselves a glass of water.

Residents have a right to free access to a

; NAs should never look through this without permission.

Next to the bed will be a

to store personal care items and to provide more usable surface area.

Residents may bring their own

into the facility to have some of their own things. NAs should never touch or move these without permission.

bed1 of 7 draggables.

bedside stand2 of 7 draggables.

water pitcher3 of 7 draggables.

closet4 of 7 draggables.

overbed table5 of 7 draggables.

call light6 of 7 draggables.

personal objects7 of 7 draggables.