Words for working in care 1

Niemand hat dieses Rätsel bis jetzt gelöst.

Someone who lives in a senior home or another place.
This is a special seating device with a toilet built into it.
This means finding out how big, long, heavy, or tall something is — often using a tool like a ruler, scale, or tape.
This means helping someone or holding something so it doesn’t fall, fail, or feel alone.
This is a small container that people can pee into when they cannot go to the toilet, for example when they are in bed.
This means cleaning something to kill germs so that it is safe and doesn’t spread sickness.
This means not understanding what is happening — your thoughts feel mixed up, and you don’t know what to do or where to go.
This is a piece of cloth you wear on the front of your body to keep your clothes clean while you cook or work.
This is practice that helps people move better — for example walking, standing up, using stairs, or using a wheelchair safely.
This is when food and liquid come back out of your mouth because your stomach feels very sick.