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- 1. The theory that involves care and helps through which the client attains total self care is? ONightingale theory OOrem's theory OPeplau's theory ORoy's theory Check Correct AnswerWhch of the ffi is a bad example of someone you should ge to for 'help with yota ploblees? A Spmecne touue'reeently éonnected with online idho seems fo understand Reelings ypur sometimes B Your parents even though you disagree C. a ffiend who is honest with gou even when its not what you want to hear DA teacher who lYstens well and IS Calm3 eLearningForYou Caring for people brings with it emotional attachment. At times it can be difficult to distinguish between a working and personal relationship. Why is it important to remember that these must be working relationships? Within your work setting you will see many people doing different roles, like a nurse or administrator. What other job O Search $ 4 € % 5 6 & 7 144 8 O E D D R F T G H P C V B N M K 711 1.3b P
- Can anyone be a caregiving? Give some of the duties and responsibilities of caregiverWhat is the meaning and importance of caregiving specially to your familyWhich of the ff. is a bad example, of someone you should Go to for help A someone with your probleens? you've recently with online who seems to understand feelings éoppected your B. Your parents even though you sometimes. disagree C. a friend who is honest with you even when its not what you want to hear D. A teacher who listens well and is calm Ablarm kast
- A child gives a toy back to her sister after her mother tells her not to take toys from her little sister. This an example of O self-recognition O self-control O self-awareness Q 1 of 15 O self-concept• Have you seen, or could you envision, care-giver behaviours such as those described, which reflect lack of perspective? How would a care-giver behave who is kind, compassionate and caring yet maintains professional boundaries; one who is able to “feel deeply and to act wisely”?ABUSE AND NEGELCT \ 12. Which of the following is NOT true of abuse and neglect committed by care providers? Some individuals may be drawn to caregiving with the intention of finding victims. People with disabilities are more often abused and neglected by people they know, not strangers. Some people in caregiving roles find themselves in environments that can contribute to abuse and neglect. Abuse and neglect committed by care providers is so rare that it isn’t considered a problem.
