Which situation should be reported to the supervisor immediately?

Reporting a situation to a supervisor is crucial when there are potential health and safety concerns involved. In the scenario where a client falls, this is considered an immediate reporting issue because it may indicate a significant risk of injury or a change in the client's condition that requires prompt medical attention or further assessment.

Falls can lead to serious injuries such as fractures or head trauma, so prioritizing the health and safety of the client is essential. Notifying the supervisor about the fall allows for the appropriate interventions to be initiated and ensures that the client's wellbeing is addressed as soon as possible.

In contrast, the other situations—where a client successfully completes a task, expresses satisfaction, or enjoys a meal—are positive outcomes that do not warrant immediate reporting. While these observations are important for providing quality care and monitoring the client’s progress, they do not involve urgent health or safety concerns that need quick action.