What is the correct way to feed a resident that is unable to feed themself?

A. Talk quietly to the resident about their day.

B. Sit silently and they will let you know when they are ready for another bite.

C. The cooler the food, the better, you do not want to burn them.

D. You will never need gloves for feeding someone.

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Kayla Sanchez

30 September, 19:35

What is the correct way to feed a resident that is unable to feed themself?

A. Talk quietly to the resident about their day.

B. Sit silently and they will let you know when they are ready for another bite.

C. The cooler the food, the better, you do not want to burn them.

D. You will never need gloves for feeding someone.

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Amy Riley · Answer 1

Answer: The cooler the food the better, you don't want to burn them.

Explanation: as used in the question a resident is someone unable perform some basic functions by themselves, either as a result of advanced age or illness.

The residents should be properly taken care of, and shown care at all times. When feeding them temperature of food shouldn't be too hot to avoid burning them.