__________ centred care is not just providing information, but considering someone’s desires, values, family situation, and social circumstances. It means seeing someone as a/an ___________ .Question 6Answera.‘nurse’ and ‘client’b.‘patient’ and ‘burden’c.‘clinician’ and ‘healthcare consumer’d.‘person’ and ‘individual’Clear my choice

Which statement describes person-centered care?Looks at the family members' needsLooks at each person's unique needsFocuses on the staff needsFocuses on the disease instead of the person

9.  Healthcare providers should ensure that patients have the necessary information to make decisions taking into account which of the following?*1 pointA. Autonomy and Informed ConsentB. Avoiding Cultural StereotypesC. Confidentiality and PrivacyD. Equity and Social Justice10. It refers to the belief that one ’so own culture is superior to somebody else's. *1 pointA. Cultural AssessmentB. EthnocentrismC. Gender and Cultural SensitivityD. All of the above11. It promotes a culture of inclusion and respect within the healthcare facility.*1 pointA. Cultural DifferencesB. Discrimination and BiasC. Health LiteracyD. Language and Communication Barriers12. It encourages questions and provide written instructions in the patient's preferred language.*1 pointIt encourages questions and provide written instructions in the patient's preferred language.A. Access to Healthcare ServicesB. Health LiteracyC. Patient-Centered CareD. Religious and Spiritual Beliefs

Delivering high quality fundamental care is a key requirement for working with patients in a person-centred way Nurse patient relationship-discuss the importance of this

Which among the following best describes private duty nursing? *1 pointa. Having 24-hour accountability for the clients throughout their hospital stayb. Managing and collaborating all medical services and options for the client’s needsc. Having accountability for a client throughout one’s shiftd. Complete and total care to be provided to only one patient

Which of the following BEST describes person-centered care?Work quicklyKnow what the person likesBe on timeInvolve supervisors