List four daily living activities covered in Chapter 7.

• A. Meal planning, budgeting, driving.
• B. Meal assistance, medication self-administration, skin integrity, and bathing/dressing/grooming.
• C. Exercise routines.
• D. Gardening.

Answer: (B)

Daily living activities are the self-care and health-management tasks people do every day. The items listed—meal assistance, medication self-administration, skin integrity maintenance, and bathing, dressing, and grooming—cover essential daily self-care needs that a caregiver supports to keep a person nourished, safe, comfortable, and healthy. Meal assistance helps with nutrition and safe eating; helping with medication self-administration promotes adherence and safety; caring for skin integrity prevents breakdown and infection; and bathing, dressing, and grooming are core personal care activities important for hygiene and appearance. The other options involve planning or broader lifestyle tasks (like budgeting or driving) or activities like exercise and gardening, which aren’t considered the primary daily self-care tasks covered in this context.