The act of allowing to enter; would take vitals, weight, and height.

• A. Admission
• B. Admitting Resident
• C. Aging Process
• D. Agitation

Answer: (A)

Admission is the process of allowing someone to enter a facility and start their care. During admission, staff typically take baseline measurements like vital signs, weight, and height to establish health data for planning care, safety, and daily routines. The phrase admitting resident refers to the person being admitted, not the process itself, so it’s less fitting here. Aging process and agitation describe unrelated concepts and don’t capture the act of initiating a resident’s entry and initial assessment.