Gertrude, a Mentally Sharp but Physically Impaired Resident at a Local

question 20

Multiple Choice

Gertrude, a mentally sharp but physically impaired resident at a local assisted-living facility, complains that the staff talks to her as if she were a baby. The staff is using:

• A) elderspeak.
• B) lazy communication style.
• C) oldster speak.
• D) ageist language.

Comprehend the importance of maintaining a diverse skill set for career flexibility.

Identify the roles and responsibilities of managers in supporting and activating the work of others.

Understand the significance of networking and communication in a contemporary workplace.

Learn about various employment patterns and their implications on the workforce.

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Definitions:

Tarsals

Bones constituting the part of the foot between the leg and the metatarsals, including the ankle bones and forming the structure of the heel and the back of the foot arch.

Foramen

is an opening, hole, or passage, often found in bones, through which nerves and blood vessels may pass.

Epicondyle

A protrusion on a bone above or on the condyle, often serving as a site for muscle attachment.

Tubercle

A small rounded projection or nodule, often found on bones or the skin.