A resident is blind. When assisting with the person's care needs, do the following except
A) Provide lighting as the person prefers
B) Ask how much the person can see
C) Adjust blinds and shades to prevent glares
D) Keep the room door partly open

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Keeping the room door partly open does not pertain to accommodating a blind person's specific needs. In fact, it may increase the risk of the person bumping into the door or tripping over the threshold. The other options are appropriate ways to assist a blind person with their care needs. Providing lighting as they prefer and adjusting blinds and shades to prevent glares can help optimize the person's remaining vision, and asking how much they can see can inform how to best communicate and assist them.

A Resident Is Blind