Question

caroline is a 4 - year - old girl with expressive aphasia who works very hard to communicate with and understand her parents and support worker. which of the following statements describes how the support worker should assist caroline? (select all that apply.) ch:35 show respect, warmth, and compassion. limit the number of choices to help the client express preferences. be alert for signs of fatigue. always support and encourage clients who have speech and language disorders. question 24 2 pts mrs. manpreet had a stroke. the resulting permanent damage to her brain means that she will never regain her ability to speak. which of the following aids would assist her with communication challenges? (select all that apply.) ch:35 a talking book braille communication boards mechanical and electronic devices

Explanation:

1. For Caroline with expressive aphasia: Showing respect, warmth, and compassion creates a positive and supportive environment. Limiting choices helps simplify decision - making for better expression. Being alert for fatigue is crucial as communication might be tiring. Supporting and encouraging clients with speech and language disorders is a general good practice.
2. For Mrs. Manpreet who can no longer speak: Talking books are for listening, not for her to communicate. Braille is for the visually impaired mainly. Communication boards and mechanical/electronic devices can help her convey messages.

Answer:

Question 1:

• Show respect, warmth, and compassion.
• Limit the number of choices to help the client express preferences.
• Be alert for signs of fatigue.
• Always support and encourage clients who have speech and language disorders.

Question 2:

• Communication boards
• Mechanical and electronic devices