Asked by Kseniya Shathan on Jun 17, 2024
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A nurse prepares the plan of care for a 15-year-old diagnosed with moderate intellectual developmental disorder. What are the highest outcomes that are realistic for this patient? Within 5 years, the patient will (Select all that apply)
A) graduate from high school.
B) live independently in an apartment.
C) independently perform own personal hygiene.
D) obtain employment in a local sheltered workshop.
E) correctly use public buses to travel in the community.
Personal Hygiene
The practice of maintaining cleanliness and grooming of the body to preserve health and well-being.
- Recognize approaches to encourage positive interpersonal relationship and self-confidence among children.
- Detail the contribution of household interactions and external surroundings to the mental development and health of a child.
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Idris Danjuma IdrisJun 23, 2024
Final Answer :
C, D, E
Explanation :
Individuals with moderate intellectual developmental disorder progress academically to about the second grade. These people can learn to travel in familiar areas and perform unskilled or semiskilled work. With supervision, the person can function in the community, but independent living is not likely.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize approaches to encourage positive interpersonal relationship and self-confidence among children.
- Detail the contribution of household interactions and external surroundings to the mental development and health of a child.
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