The state of well-being in all dimensions of one's life refers to:

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: Health is well-being across dimensions physical, mental, social unlike stigma (B, shame), prognosis (C, outcome), or holism (D, approach). PSWs promote this e.g., aiding mobility and mood targeting overall wellness. Calling it holism risks confusing method with goal; health is the state. For clients, balanced care lifts this state, a PSW aim. This broad view ensures they address all facets, not just symptoms, aligning with their training to enhance life quality holistically.

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: A clean, pressed uniform maintains professionalism, unlike perfume (B, hygiene mask), jewelry (C, safety risk), or manicures (D, impractical). PSWs project competence e.g., neatness ensuring trust. Flashy extras risk infection or distraction. This standard aligns with training, prioritizing hygiene and safety in client care, a daily image.

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: All listening , calm , not arguing manage anger effectively. PSWs de-escalate e.g., hearing out frustration per training. Missing one risks escalation; all soothe. This approach ensures safety and dignity, a PSW skill in emotional care.

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Pain is subjective felt unlike breakdown , temp , or pulse , which are seen. PSWs note this e.g., reporting for care. Misclassifying risks missing cues; subjective fits. This aids holistic assessments, a PSW observation skill.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Not listening blocks e.g., missing needs unlike silence , eye contact , or slow speech . PSWs must hear e.g., concerns for rapport. Ignoring risks gaps; this fits. This skill ensures client voices drive care, a PSW essential.