\begin{tabular}{l} Question 73 of 202 \\ To promote understanding for a patient or resident who appears to be experiencing diffioulty understanding, the nursing assistans shoult \\ Select the correct response. \\ stop trying to communicate, it will only frustrate the person if you continue \\ speak loudly into the persoris ear. \\ tak to a family member instead. \\ turn off the TV, check the persoris hearing aid, and put his cleaned classes in place \\ \hline\end{tabular}

Turning off the TV, checking the person's hearing aid, and ensuring their glasses are in place can significantly improve communication. A calm and quiet environment allows the individual to focus better on the conversation while appropriate hearing assistance and clear vision can help bridge the gap in understanding. Simple adjustments like these can make all the difference in effective communication. Communication barriers can often lead to frustration for both the caregiver and the person in need. Remember that maintaining patience is key! Common mistakes include speaking too quickly or using overly complex words. Instead, simplify your language and speak clearly, allowing the individual to absorb information at their own pace. This approach fosters a supportive atmosphere that encourages understanding.