A family member insists on being present during the resident's bathing and toileting. The resident appears uncomfortable with this. What should you do?

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Accepted Answer

Ask the resident if they want the family member present; if they express discomfort, inform the nurse. The correct answer is B. The resident's right to privacy and comfort during personal care should be prioritized. If the resident is uncomfortable, this should be reported so the situation can be managed appropriately while respecting both the resident and family. Choice A ignores the resident's obvious discomfort. Choice C doesn't address the resident's needs. Choice D is dismissive of the resident's feelings.