Question

HSAD 400-01 Aging in the US: Intro to Gerontology & Senior Support Care

1)A living will is a specific type of advance directive in which the consumer declares the wish to live and specifies that all possible heroic measures be taken toward that goal.

            True

            False

2) When described as a function of management, controlling is understood as establishing whether or not planned outcomes are achieved and, if they are not, finding out why.

            True

            False

3) The administration of an organization goes through a competitive bidding process and awards the contract to a company that is owned by a member of the governing board. This is a situation in which there is a clear and obvious conflict of interest.

            True

            False

4) A key way that leaders can get voluntary acceptance from the staff is to enable them to do their jobs, provide the necessary support, and otherwise stay out of the way.

            True

            False

5) The Eden Alternative is an approach to the culture change that includes changing the physical structure of the facility, giving areas non-institutional sounding names, and including gardens to create a more home-like atmosphere.

            True

            False

Answer 1

1.Living will is also called Advance directive. It is a legal document which describes about an individual's decision in regards to health care service by the healthcare professional when they are not able to take decision.

Ans:False

2.Controlling refers to assessing the drawbacks,limitations, errors in a given project or assignment .In simple it is the last action after the plan is initiated and carried by the staff under direction.Controlling oversee for any error and provides measures to sort it out.

Ans :True

3.A conflict of interest in an organization can arise when there is a decision which is made in favour of particular choosen person in a group of members

Ans :True

4.A leader should be one who can make decision at the most critical state and not the person who quits during an important decision making time

Ans:False