Question

question 3 out of 14:
your client is trying to turn on the tv with the remote but can’t find the right button. what response would best promote the client’s independence?
tell your client that you are trying to read and don’t want him to watch tv.
turn on some music and say, “don’t worry about the tv, listen to this nice music instead.”
remind your client of which button to push.
take the remote away and turn on the tv yourself.

Explanation:

To promote independence, we should guide the client to do the task themselves with a reminder rather than doing it for them or discouraging the action. Telling the client not to watch TV (first option) or diverting with music (second option) doesn't help independence, and taking the remote and doing it (fourth option) reduces independence. Reminding the client of the button (third option) helps them learn and do it on their own.

Answer:

C. Remind your client of which button to push. (Note: Assuming the options are labeled A, B, C, D with A as the first, B as the second, C as the third, D as the fourth option. If the original labeling is different, adjust accordingly, but the content of the correct option is "Remind your client of which button to push.")