Question

Name 26 True or False Narne. Fll in the Blank Inapprepriate Behavior Inappropriate behavior include ments as well as physical actiona, 16. Ask questions that can be anowered with a Iliness, dementia, or medication cause inappropriate behavioe, Overreacting to for may actually reinforce the b Inf 17 Refer to the side of the resident's body with weakness or paralysis as the 32.As long as a resident's behavior is harmless, the nursing assistant does not need to report it. 1, С dis 18. Keep the within reach of resident Us 1. 2. 19. Use gestures, pointing and boards to aid 20. Both verbal and communication can espress a positive attitude True or False Combativeness and /or Anger Combative behavior can be verbal as 22Combative behavior is usually a reac- with the resident at a particular time. 23As long as the nursing assistant is not 21. well as physical. tion to the specific caregiver who is upset by it, combative behavior does not need to be reported 24It is acceptable to hit a resident if the resident hits the nursing assistant first 25Presenting logical arguments is a good way to counter combative behavior Anger may be expressed through vio- 26,-- lent, aggressive behavior or by with- 27Using silence may allow a resident to 28Assertive behavior includes express- drawal or sulking express why she is angry ing thoughts, feelings, and beliefs in a direct and honest way

Answer 1

Ans:- fill in the blanks:-

15. Keep the questions and directions simple.

16. Ask questions that can be answered with a yes or no.

17. Refer to the side of the resident's body with weakness or paralysis as the weaker or bad side.

18. Keep call light within the reach of resident.

19. Use pictures, gestures and communication board to aid communication.

20. Both verbal and nonverbal communication can express your positive attitude.

True or false:-

21. True.

combative behaviour can be verbal as well as nonverbal.

22. False.

Combative behaviour is usually a reaction to the specific caregiver who is with the resident at a particular time.

23. False.

As long as the nursing assistant is not upset by it, combative behaviour does not need to report.

24. False.

It is acceptable to hit a resident if the resident hits the nursing assistant first.

25. False.

Presenting logical arguments is a good way to counter combutive behaviour.

26. True.

Anger may be expressed through violent, aggressive behaviour or by withdrawal or sulking.

27. True.

Using silence may allow a resident to express why she is angry.

28. True.

Assertive behaviour includes expressing thoughts, feelings and beliefs in a direct and honest way.

29. True.

Inappropriate behaviour includes comments as well as physical actions.

30. True.

Illness, dementia or medication may cause inappropriate behaviour.

31. True.

Over reacting to inappropriate behaviour may actually reinforce the behaviour.

32. False.

As long as a resident's behaviour is harmless, the nursing assistant does not need to report it.