Question

Thuy, a nursing home Resident who's ethnicity is Korean, has a complicated care plan due to several chronic health conditions. Thuy was told that the facility does not have anyone available to speak with him in his preferred language (Korean). This is a violation of his rights as a Resident.

A) True
B) False

Answer 1

The statement is True. Thuy has the right to receive care in his preferred language, and the facility's failure to provide that violates his rights.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement is True. Thuy, a nursing home Resident, has the right to receive care that meets his individual needs and preferences, including the ability to communicate in his preferred language. The facility's failure to provide someone who can speak Korean violates Thuy's rights as a Resident. In healthcare settings, it is important to prioritize cultural and linguistic competence to ensure all patients receive the best possible care.