Answer:
Social skill deficits are related to many important personal and social outcomes in individuals with ID [5]. For example, many individuals with intellectual disability have less social skills than their same-age peers and are less able to use cognitive social behaviours
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Health-perception-health-management pattern that has to do with the client's perceived pattern and well-being and how his or her health is managed. This also provides insights into the beliefs of the client, his or her current health practices that may affect drug therapy and resources to enhance health.
Answer:
it's either A or B. I'm positive it's a pivot. it's most likely a standing pivot but it still could be b not completely sure. Hope this helps.
Oftentimes u may be first person to greet patient or customer. U have the ability to let that person feel at ease or more nervous by merely being cordial and professional. To address a patient by their name clearly and concisely and looking at them while talking is a great way to get someone more relaxed. To look the part of ur role is also helpful, for example wearing a lab jacket with a name tag and having a neat appearance is reassuring to clients. Also a neat organised office environment is helpful in making a patient feel more calm.
