Question

question 106 1 pts which of the following actions may increase a clients disorientation? stating your name and showing your name tag giving the client very detailed instructions prior to performing a procedure calling the client by name each time you are in contact with him encouraging the client to wear his glasses and hearing aid if needed how can you maintain the day - night cycle for a disoriented client? keep the room well lit all day and at night keep the curtains closed in the clients room all day encourage the person to wear regular clothes during the day, not sleepwear do not allow the client to be toileted during the night

Explanation:

Disorientation in clients can be increased by actions that create a sense of unfamiliarity or lack of routine. Stating your name and showing your name - tag is a standard and reassuring practice. Calling the client by name is personal and comforting. Encouraging the client to wear glasses and hearing aids helps with sensory perception and reduces disorientation. However, giving very detailed instructions prior to a procedure can be overwhelming and may increase a client's disorientation as it can be difficult to process a large amount of new information all at once. For maintaining the day - night cycle, keeping the room well - lit all day and night disrupts the natural light cues that help regulate a person's internal clock. Encouraging regular clothes during the day and not sleepwear helps with the sense of day - time routine. Not allowing the client to be toileted during the night can cause discomfort and may disrupt sleep patterns which can contribute to disorientation. Keeping curtains closed all day cuts off natural light cues which is not helpful for maintaining a day - night cycle.

Answer:

Question 106: Giving the client very detailed instructions prior to performing a procedure
How can you maintain the day - night cycle for a disoriented client: Keep the room well lit all day and at night