To be a good receiver of a message from a resident, a nursing assistant should:
A. ignore the resident's body language.
B. ignore distractions such as the TV or radio.
C. recognize whether the resident has a visual impairment or hearing deficit.
D. stand close to the resident.
Answer: C
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