1. Introduction to Caregiving

A common “ADL” task is:

• bathing

• driving to the market

• helping with homework

• clothes shopping

What does “ADL” mean?

• all down the line

• artistic

• activities of daily living

• apples, dates and limes

1. It is important to _______ patients who have serious illnesses.

• treatment

• motivate

• monitor

• elderly

• caregiver

2. A family member is often the _________for a sick person.

• wearable

• suffers from

• monitor

• caregiver

Meeting with others who have the same illness can___________ patients to stay healthy.

• suffer from

• motivate

• cure

• monitor

She uses a _________device to send her blood pressure readings to her doctor.

• treatment

• caregiver

• wearable

• elderly

My grandfather is quite ________, but he has almost no health problems.

• firsthand

• overwhelming

• caregiver

• elderly

She follows a special diet because she ________diabetes.

• monitors from

• cures from

• suffers from

• motivates against

Mr. Sison 65, asj\ked for the fourth time how to use his camera.

• Change the topic to divert attention.

• Tell him to use a mobile phone instead.

• Teach him how to do it again.

• Tell him that is difficult to learn.

Robert who has cognitive impairment, wants to eat soup.

• Tell him to order soup from the nearest restaurant.

• Assist him preparing soup.

• Prepare soup for him.

• Tell him to make to make sandwich instead.