9. You provide support for Roberto, a man with a mild intellectual disability. While talking to him one day, he casually mentions that sometimes his sister (his fiduciary guardian) uses his SSI check to pay her rent. What is the most appropriate course of action to take? Call 911. Contact your agency’s designated investigator. File an incident report. Call Roberto’s sister to ask if the allegations are true.

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS    5. What term describes a group of people that someone is close to and trusts to help them make important decisions? Choose the BEST answer. Required Circle of support Social connectors Formal relationships Community

12.  Rob is 25. His father struggled with opiate use disorder, severe. When Rob was in middle school, he started smoking cannabis and drinking alcohol, eventually culminating in alcohol use disorder. Rob recently had a child. What is the likelihood that the child will have a substance use disorder? The child will not be any more likely to develop an alcohol use disorder, provided that the child does not start drinking at an early age like his father, Rob. Rob’s child may have a genetic predisposition for alcohol use disorder, so as long as the child engages in other substances but specifically avoids alcohol, the child will not develop any substance use disorder. Because Rob began drinking alcohol at a young age and developed an alcohol use disorder, the child is much more likely to begin using substances also at an early age and is at risk for developing alcohol use disorder. The child will be more likely to use alcohol at an early age, but will be unlikely to develop an alcohol…

CHOICE MAKING  1. You are trying to help a person you support to solve a problem. However, they are having a hard time keeping track of all the possible solutions and outcomes. What should you do NEXT? Use a visual organizer to help them remember. Narrow their options to just one or two choices. Decide they do not have capacity for this decision. Encourage them to choose the outcome you think is best.

In a one page, plan interventions with rationale which will promote an environment of safety for the described client below.  Consider the client’s medical history and medications. Mr. Joe Smith, 75-year old man, recently suffered a left cerebrovascular accident.  He has right visual field deficits and residual weakness in this right arm and leg.  He uses a walker for mobility.  He takes Metoprolol for his blood pressure and the physician started him on Coumadin because he has recently been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation.

Your Question: PROJECT - MENTAL HEALTH PSYCIATRIC AID   4. Laws and ethics that govern mental health technicians,  psychiatric nurse AID, and  patient care assistant.

Pt is a 81 y.o female with history of schizoaffective disorder, tardive dyskinesia, CAD, oxygen independent, COPD, HTN that presents with sustaining a fall at home. Her fall occurred as she was transferring from bed to commode. She denies any loss of consciousness or head trauma. Patient sustained multiple falls over the last 2 weeks. She continues to experience auditory and visual hallucinations and reportedly sleeps with a knife under her pillow. She is primarily wheelchair bound and dependent on her caretakers for ADLs. Hypertension, Fall risks, DNR, stage 2 coccyx wound, Acid reflux, dsylipidemia, Aspiration precautions, she has a thrush, did not have any bowel movement, Asthma, dysphasia, greenish marks on both hands, incontinence, oxygen 3L, pain level 4 neck, head, and coccyx. Anemia, suicidal risks. Type 2 diabetes/ neuropathy. Base the patient nursing report, medications, and labs please do the questions below. 1. What is causing the abnormal lab values in YOUR PATIENT? 2.…

PEROSNAL CENTERED PLANNING  8. Which section of the plan lists resources and barriers that affect a person's ability to meet their goals? Personal profile Vision statement Action plan Services and supports

PERSON CENTER PLAINING .   6. A person you support is not comfortable discussing some elements of her relationship with her boyfriend during the planning meeting. What is the BEST way to handle this? Remind her that she chose who is attending the meeting, so there is no reason for her to be shy. Reassure her that you can skip discussing anything she doesn't want to talk about. Point out that if she is not comfortable talking about something, she should probably not be doing it. Discuss this topic with a smaller group instead of during the main planning meeting.

CHOICE MAKING  7. What term describes how the freedom to make mistakes can help a person grow, learn, and live their life? Informed consent Dignity of risk Limited capacity Problem-solving