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18. When a resident is resistive to care, you should:


A. Tie them down



B. Yell at them to stop resisting care



C. Stop caregiving immediately



D. Continue to provide the care because they need it

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08ereneeblack

Answer:

I'm almost positive that's its C but if they already paid then D

When a resident is resistive to care, you should Continue to provide the care because they need it.

What is resistive to care?

The definition of "resistance-to-care" means physically and/or psychologically resistive behavior, for example "pulling away from staff, tightening limbs.

Thus, option "D" is correct.

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