<h2>ADLs questions and answers leading to potential safety or health concerns </h2>
Following are the questions I could ask an older adult regarding their ADLs as:
- Can your beloved one make and serve sufficient foods autonomously?
- Are they able of fair household work similar daily wash the dishes?
- Can your beloved one control their investments freely?
- When it happens to transit, are they proficient of making around separately?
- Are they limited to touring with the aid of others?
- Are they ready to work and dial number to interact with the world?
By the evaluation think what answers would point to potential safety or health concerns. By answering such questions we can start to do resolutions regarding the care essential to assure that our beloved one can resume living a happy and healthy life.
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Answer:
Designing nutrition recommendations using a case study about a six month old infant are study case would be the six month infant. The infant by this age should be able to stand up or at least be able to use their hands to prop their own body weight up. A baby that is six month old is able to roll back and forth on their stomach. They should be eating breast milk or formula, in fact this is the most important time period where they should be consuming the milk. But by 6 months they can eat solids.
Explanation:
Flexion and Extension an rotation
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