A nurse manager of an extended care facility works to promote psychosocial health. Which of the following interventions should the nurse manager include?
A) Adapt the environment to compensate for residents' sensory impairments.
B) Dress residents exclusively for ease in going to and from the restroom.
C) Plan dining room arrangements according to room and hall assignments.
D) Position the residents who are in wheelchairs solely for ease in getting out of the dining area.
Ans: A
Table and room arrangements should be made in a way that promotes social relationships. Older adults should be allowed to choose between at least two alternatives when dressing. Residents in wheelchairs should be positioned to promote social interaction.
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