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a resident is visually impaired. you need to do the following except feed the person identify the food on the tray use the numbers on a clock to identify the location of food ask if the person needs help opening cartons, buttering bread, cutting meat, and so on

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We need to do all of the given choices for a visually impaired resident except option A: feed the person.

A visually impaired resident seeks for help every now and then. We would have to identify the food on the trays, use the numbers on a clock to identify the location of food, ask if the person needs help in order to get a work done as in opening cartons, buttering bread, etc. We just don't need to feed the person aa he can eat himself. Thus, only option A is the right choice.

The definition of visual impairment is “a decline in the capacity to see to a certain degree that causes issues not fixable by ordinary means, such as glasses.” Blindness is “the state of being unable to see owing to accident, disease or genetic condition.”

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