When assisting a resident with feeding, why should the CNA sit at eye level with the resident?

Question

Accepted Answer

To show respect, improve communication, and allow the resident to see what they are eating. Eye-level positioning shows respect, facilitates communication, and allows the resident to see the food and utensils, promoting dignity and safety. Answer A prioritizes speed over person-centered care. Answer C assumes refusal is controllable through position. Answer D reflects task-focused rather than person-centered care.