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When feeding a resident, how should bites and sips be offered?
- A.Small bites and sips, one at a time, waiting for a full swallow before the next bite
- B.Large spoonfuls as fast as possible
- C.Several foods mixed into one big bite
- D.A bite and a drink at the same moment every time
Correct answer
A. Small bites and sips, one at a time, waiting for a full swallow before the next bite
Why
Small amounts and time to swallow fully lower choking risk and make eating less tiring. Rushing or overloading the mouth raises the chance of aspiration.
Content outline: Physical Care Skills - Activities of Daily Living: Nutrition and Hydration · From the Physical Care Skills practice bank (PC-062).