24hr Pre-Service Quiz

1.A professional Homecare aide maintain morals and ethical standards while providing homecare services

2.A homecare aid can disclose client’s personal information to friends and acquaintances

3.A homecare aide can request money from client or client family

4.Personal phone usage should be kept at minimum while providing homecare service to clients

5.A homecare aide is not required to administer or touch client’s medication

6.Effective communication is not important for home care aides

7.Communication with seniors from different generations can be challenging due to differing communication styles and preferences

8.Caregivers will mostly be caring for those of the Silent Generation, Baby Boomers, and possibly Generation X

9.For individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, using complex language is recommended to challenge their cognitive abilities

10.The special services provided by home care aides include cooking, cleaning and companionship

11.Proper procedures for each service are not important for high-quality care

12.Encouraging independence while providing support is not important for home care aides

13.Personal care does not include activities that maintain hygiene and well-being

14.It is not important to pay attention to nonverbal cues or expressions of discomfort or pain during personal care routines

15.It is necessary to seek medical attention if any problem arises during personal care activities

16.Ensuring safety and using appropriate products during bathing is not necessary 

17.What is the purpose of documenting clients’ activities in home care?

18.Medical terminology should not be used in care plan notes

19.It is not necessary to clarify terms or abbreviations that may be unfamiliar to others in care plan notes

20.Home care aides do not need to document clients’ activities as it is not a critical part of their job

21.Effective documentation requires objectivity, specificity, and accuracy

22.Care plan notes should be vague and not provide a detailed record of clients’ activities

23.Whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats are good sources of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients

24.Providing false information intentionally to receive Medicaid payments or services is considered fraud

25.As a home care aide, you cannot play a role in ensuring that your elderly clients are getting the nutrition they need through their meals

26.Speaking clearly and using simple words can help individuals with dementia understand you better

27.Using negative body language can improve communication with individuals with dementia

28.What is one of the most obvious physical changes that occur in the elderly population as they age? 

29.Elderly individuals can develop chronic conditions such as arthritis or dementia, which ONLY impact their emotional health

30.The best way to approach a person exhibiting aggressive behavior is to talk to them from a distance and avoid physical contact

31.Elderly individuals may become more spiritual or religious as they age

32.Aging is a preventable process

33.Hot water should be preferred for handwashing

34.The most common types of infectious diseases include respiratory infections, gastrointestinal infections, and sexually transmitted infections

35.Vector-borne infections spread through bodily fluids

36.When removing disposable gloves, you should take both gloves off completely

37.Using an EPA-approved disinfectant to clean highly-touch surfaces daily helps to prevent the spread of germs and viruses

38.Keeping the living space clean and clutter-free can discourage pests

39.It is important to check the person’s surroundings before approaching them

40.If the person is wearing a DNR bracelet or necklace, perform CPR immediately

41.Calling for emergency services is necessary if the person is unconscious or not breathing

42.Minor burns require immediate emergency services

43.Nebulizer therapy is not used to manage respiratory conditions such as asthma or COPD

44.Oxygen therapy is an intervention used to manage respiratory complications including hypoxemia

45.Monitoring vital signs can help identify changes in respiratory status early and prevent complications

46.What are cultural differences?

47.Dietary restrictions do not vary among different cultures

48.Different beliefs about healthcare cannot greatly influence a patient’s care

49.Cultural differences can have a significant impact on a patient’s care

50.Why is it important for home care aides to understand Medicaid fraud and abuse?