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musickatia [10]
2 years ago
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A resident needs isolation precautions. Which will meet the person’s basic needs? Visiting the person as little as possible to p

revent transmission Saying hello from the doorway Letting them know the scheduled for the activity room that day Getting out of the person’s room as quickly as possible
Biology
1 answer:
malfutka [58]2 years ago
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The person’s basic needs Visiting the person as little as possible to prevent transmission. Thus, option "A" is correct.

<h3>What can you do to help meet the psychosocial needs of a resident in transmission-based?</h3>

Provide as much mental stimulation as possible by offering activities that the residents enjoy.

The people who are ensuring transmission-based precautions are required to feel mental peace. Mental anxiety, fear of infection, and stress can be some of the reasons for mental disturbances.

For such people, mental stimulation is necessary by allowing them to participate in recreational activities like fun indoor games.

Such activities will divert their mind from all the reasons for mental anxiety and people will feel relaxed.

Thus, option "A" is correct.

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