What should you do if you are unsure if a client with a disability needs help? Ask, may I help you? Always take care of a client with a disability away from other clients. Don't attend to them until you have time for them. Take care of the easiest client first. Go ahead and help them. If they don't want help, they'll say so

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What should you do if you are unsure if a client with a disability needs help? Ask, may I help you? Always take care of a client with a disability away from other clients. Don't attend to them until you have time for them. Take care of the easiest client first. Go ahead and help them. If they don't want help, they'll say so

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The correct answer is: **Ask, "May I help you?"**It's important to respect the autonomy and independence of individuals with disabilities. Assuming they need help without asking can be patronizing and disempowering. Offering assistance politely gives them the opportunity to accept or decline based on their needs and preferences.

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