SelectiveCareSolutions https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Lesson 3.4 Quiz Preserving Choice and Control Speaking Respectfully to and About Clients Respecting Modesty and Personal Space Asking Permission and Explaining Care Protecting Privacy During Personal Care Full Assistance and Safe Support Limits Lesson 3.3 Quiz Partial Assistance Standby Assistance Independent Functioning Cueing and Verbal Prompting Lesson 3.2 Quiz Lesson 3.1 Quiz Routines, Organization, and Daily Living Support Shopping and Errand Support Light Housekeeping and Laundry Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support What IADLs Are Eating, Drinking, Mobility, and Transfers Staying Within Assigned Role and Plan of Care Maintaining Boundaries While Being Supportive Behavior Awareness and De-Escalation Basics Encouraging Skill Use and Independence Prompting, Cueing, and Routine Support Reporting Cognitive or Behavioral Changes Responding to Repetition, Fear, or Agitation Redirection Instead of Arguing Calm and Clear Communication Common Signs of Dementia or Confusion Adapting Support to the Individual Supporting Independence and Choice Communication and Accessibility Awareness Avoiding Assumptions About Ability Respectful and Adult-to-Adult Support Supporting Older Adults Safely Preserving Dignity and Independence Mobility, Hearing, and Vision Awareness Patience, Pace, and Respect Aging-Related Physical Changes Preparing Mentally and Professionally for Client Visits Knowing When to Ask Questions At Home Care Staffing Solutions in Maine Lesson 4.1 Quiz Selective Care Solutions Orientation The Right to Be Free From Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation The Right to Refuse Care The Right to Choice and Participation The Right to Privacy The Right to Dignity and Respect