Mr. Ali, a 78-year-old devout Muslim man, requires assistance with showering today. He is specifically requesting a male nurse aide. Today you (assume you are female) are assigned to Mr. Ali and there are no male staff members working with you on your shift. Q1 - Why does Mr. Ali want only a male to assist him with his shower? Q2 - What alternatives could you offer Mr. Ali and still get his shower completed during your shift? Q3 - Does Mr. Ali even have the right to refuse female staff? If so which Resident Right best fit this?

Mr. Ali, a 78-year-old devout Muslim man, requires assistance with showering today. He is specifically requesting a male nurse aide. Today you (assume you are female) are assigned to Mr. Ali and there are no male staff members working with you on your shift. Q1 - Why does Mr. Ali want only a male to assist him with his shower? Q2 - What alternatives could you offer Mr. Ali and still get his shower completed during your shift? Q3 - Does Mr. Ali even have the right to refuse female staff? If so which Resident Right best fit this?

Essentials Health Info Management Principles/Practices

4th Edition

ISBN:9780357191651

Author:Bowie

Publisher:Bowie

Chapter3: Health Care Settings

Section3.3: Behavioral Health Care Facilities

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