Resistance to oral care may be due to the following:
A. How the assistance is being provided.
B. Pain or discomfort during care.
C. A genetic dislike of dental care.
D. Only A and B.
Answer (2)
Resistance to oral care can arise from how assistance is provided and from pain or discomfort during the process. Personal preferences may play a role, but some factors are more significant in influencing resistance. Thus, the correct answer is D, considering options A and B. ;
Resistance to oral care often arises from how the assistance is provided and pain or discomfort experienced during care. Factors like personal dislike of dental care are less significant in comparison to these two. Thus, the correct answer is D, only A and B.
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