When Speaking to a Person Who Is Disabled,you Should Do

question 27

Multiple Choice

When speaking to a person who is disabled,you should do the following except

• A)Protect the person's privacy
• B)Use the person's first name
• C)Allow the person time to answer you
• D)Maintain eye contact

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Definitions:

Hemorrhagic Stroke

A type of stroke caused by a ruptured blood vessel leading to bleeding inside or around the brain.

Middle Age

A period in human life, typically between the ages of about 45 and 65, characterized by noticeable changes in physical health, personal development, and social role.

Alzheimer's Disease

A progressive neurological disorder that causes the brain to shrink and brain cells to die, resulting in severe memory loss and cognitive decline.

Korsakoff Syndrome

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