HCA 303 Flashcards
In most emergencies, your FIRST response should be to:
- Report to your case manager/supervisor
- Make sure the client is safe
- Check the care plan
- Make sure the client is safe
“Mrs. Smith was out of control all afternoon” is which kind of statement:
- Subjective
- Objective
- Subjective
The best way to maintain a healthy, professional boundary between you and a client is to view caregiving as your job
- True
- False
- True
A client’s care plan has ALL of the information you need to do your job.
- True
- False
- False
When confidential information must be shared with other care team members about a client, you must:
- Get the client’s written permission before you do so
- Only talk about it outside of the work setting
- Only share what is needed and in the client’s best interest
- Only share what is needed in the client’s best interest
A possible sign of neglect could include a vulnerable adult living in unsafe or unsanitary living conditions.
- True
- False
- True
Mr. Stevens has Alzheimer’s disease and continually finds ways to get outside and wander off. You should:
- Encourage the use of an exit alarm where he lives
- Block him from the door when you se him go near it
- Let him go. He has the right to do what he wants
- Encourage the use of an exit alarm where he lives
A client asks you to do something you feel puts his/her safety at risk. You should:
- Do what the client asks without questioning it
- Tell the client you won’t do it and politely walk away 3. Explain why you are concerned and offer a safe alternative
- Explain why you are concerned and offer a safe alternative
When is a caregiver mandated to report abuse of a vulnerable adult?
- After getting his/her supervisor’s permission.
- Any time the caregiver suspects abuse
- After getting the client’s permission
- Any time the caregiver suspects abuse
Restraints should be used to keep a client from falling out of bed
- True
- False
- False
To support a client’s independence when helping with personal care, you should encourage the client to:
- Not use assistive devices
- Try big, new things every day
- Do as much as he/she can
- Do as much as he/she can