Question

Write role-plays according to given descriptions using following case studies

Case Study B
Mr Targari is a 35-year-old man who has always lived in some form of supported accommodation. He suffers from physical disabilities, which have become worse in recent years and have meant that he has had to move into our care unit. However, Mr Targari is an intelligent man, and his physical disabilities have not affected his ability to communicate.
Mr Targari requires assistance with eating and drinking. Staff members must ensure that he does not mix solids and liquids and take records after each meal. Mr Targari also requires assistance with toileting and the use of continence aids. He prefers being clean shaven and showering each morning.
Mr Targari must take regular pain relief medication. The administration of this medication must be monitored and recorded. Staff members are also required to maintain Mr Targari's personal space and help him to bed at set times each evening.





1. Refer to Case Study B Identify one requirement that falls outside the scope of your own role and/or current capabilities, and with a partner, write a role play seeking help as though they are the relevant person(s). You should outline the situation to them and explain the specific support which you require. should role-play seeking advice from the relevant person for the requirement they have identified, outlining the situation and explaining the support they require. Examples of requirements that may fall outside the scope of their role include:


•Providing assistance with eatingand drinking
•Assistance with toileting and theuse of continence aids





Case Study C
Mr Aziz is a Muslim client who requires assistance and support within his home and on social outings. His first language is Arabic, and he has difficulty understanding English. It is his belief that illness should be met with contemplative meditation and prayer. As a devout Muslim, Mr Aziz does not eat pork or drink alcohol. Mr Aziz's family have specified that women should be excluded from his care. They have also demanded that Mr Aziz should be kept always covered from the navel to the knee.



2. Refer to Case Study C. Working with a partner, write a role-play a scenario in which you need to discuss and confirm Mr Aziz's preferences with him. With your partner playing the role of Mr Aziz, ask him 4 different questions regarding concern of the care to establish his preferences for personal support, ensuring that you do this in a positive and respectful way.





Case Study B
Mr Targari is a 35-year-old man who has always lived in some form of supported accommodation. He suffers from physical disabilities, which have become worse in recent years and have meant that he has had to move into our care unit. However, Mr Targari is an intelligent man, and his physical disabilities have not affected his ability to communicate.
Mr Targari requires assistance with eating and drinking. Staff members must ensure that he does not mix solids and liquids and take records after each meal. Mr Targari also requires assistance with toileting and the use of continence aids. He prefers being clean shaven and showering each morning.
Mr Targari must take regular pain relief medication. The administration of this medication must be monitored and recorded. Staff members are also required to maintain Mr Targari's personal space and help him to bed at set times each evening.



3. Refer to Case Study B write a role play regarding Working with a partner, identify three possible ways in which Mr Targari may participate in meeting his personal care needs as part of a role-play activity with your partner playing the role of Mr Targari. Ensure that Mr Targari is in agreement with the methods that you decide on, and that the process is collaborative. 3 different points. caharacters should include Targari and carer.

Answer 1

1. Seeking assistance with toileting and the use of continence aids falls outside my role; in a role-play with a partner, I'll approach the relevant person to discuss the situation, explaining the support required.

2. Role-play scenario: Discussing and confirming Mr. Aziz's preferences, ask respectfully:

a. "Mr. Aziz, could you share your preferred language for communication at home and during outings?"

b. "In terms of your dietary preferences, are there specific foods or ingredients you avoid due to cultural or religious beliefs?"

c. "Regarding your belief in contemplative meditation and prayer during illness, how can we best support you in incorporating these practices into your care routine?"

d. "Could you please guide us on your preferred dress code and any specific considerations related to personal care?"

3. Role-play for Mr. Targari's participation in meeting personal care needs:

a. In the role-play, discuss with Mr. Targari the option of using adaptive utensils or devices for eating and drinking to enhance independence.

b. Collaboratively explore a schedule for toileting and continence aid use that aligns with Mr. Targari's preferences and comfort.

c. Discuss with Mr. Targari various pain relief administration methods, seeking his input on the most comfortable and effective approach.

In the first scenario, where assistance with toileting and the use of continence aids falls outside the role, a role-play involves seeking guidance from the relevant person. The individual initiates a conversation to discuss the situation, explaining the specific support needed and collaborating on a solution.

For the second scenario involving Mr. Aziz, a role-play is crafted to respectfully discuss and confirm his preferences. This includes addressing language preferences, dietary restrictions, incorporating contemplative practices, and understanding his dress code choices. The aim is to establish a positive and respectful dialogue, ensuring Mr. Aziz's cultural and religious considerations are upheld in his care.

In the third scenario with Mr. Targari, the role-play centers on finding collaborative ways for him to participate in meeting his personal care needs. Three points are highlighted: exploring adaptive utensils for eating and drinking, establishing a toileting schedule aligned with Mr. Targari's preferences, and discussing pain relief administration methods in a manner that involves him in decision-making. The process aims to empower Mr. Targari to actively contribute to decisions about his care, fostering a collaborative and person-centered approach.