HHA_HCA_Full_TrueFalse_Quiz Flashcards
A home care aide must keep all client information confidential.
True
A home care aide can share a client’s medical history with their family without permission.
False
Clients have the right to refuse care.
True
A client’s advance directive must be followed by the home care aide.
True
It is okay to discuss a client’s condition with other clients.
False
A client has the right to participate in decisions about their care.
True
The home care aide must obtain consent before taking photos of a client.
True
Restraining a client without authorization is considered abuse.
True
A client’s personal information can be shared if a neighbor asks about them.
False
Clients have the right to be treated with dignity and respect.
True
Wearing gloves is optional when handling bodily fluids.
False
Handwashing is the most effective way to prevent infection.
True
Soiled linens should be placed on the floor before disposal.
False
Personal protective equipment (PPE) includes gloves, masks, and gowns.
True
Home care aides should disinfect surfaces regularly.
True
It is okay to reuse disposable gloves.
False
Bloodborne pathogens can be transmitted through open wounds.
True
Aides should always recap used needles before disposing of them.
False
Clients with infectious diseases should be isolated from others when necessary.
True
Hand sanitizer is an acceptable substitute for handwashing in all cases.
False
A balanced diet should include proteins, carbohydrates, and fats.
True
Diabetic clients should avoid sugary foods.
True
It is acceptable to force-feed a client who refuses to eat.
False
Hydration is important for preventing constipation.
True
Special diets, such as low-sodium diets, should be followed as prescribed.
True
Expired food is safe to eat if it smells fine.
False
Home care aides should encourage clients to eat nutrient-rich foods.
True
Cooking meat to the correct temperature is important for food safety.
True
Clients should be given water regularly, even if they don’t ask for it.
True
It is okay to prepare food on a dirty surface if the food will be cooked.
False
Proper body mechanics reduce the risk of injury for both the aide and the client.
True
Lifting with the back instead of the legs is the safest technique.
False
Transferring a client from bed to wheelchair requires proper technique.
True
A gait belt is used to help clients move safely.
True
A home care aide should avoid twisting while lifting.
True
Bedridden clients should be repositioned every two hours.
True
Clients should always be encouraged to be as independent as possible.
True
It is safe to leave a frail client alone in the shower.
False
The aide should always use assistive devices as instructed.
True
Good posture is not important when providing care.
False
Blood pressure readings should always be recorded accurately.
True
A normal adult temperature is about 98.6°F (37°C).
True
CPR should only be performed if the client is breathing normally.
False
Chest compressions should be given at a rate of about 100-120 per minute in CPR.
True
A choking client who can cough should be encouraged to keep coughing.
True
It is okay to leave a client alone during a medical emergency.
False
The Heimlich maneuver is used to help a choking person.
True
Shock can be a life-threatening emergency.
True
If a client faints, the aide should elevate their feet.
True
Stroke symptoms include sudden confusion and difficulty speaking.
True
A home care aide is responsible for managing a client’s medications.
False
Oral care is important for preventing infections.
True
Bed sores can develop if a client is not repositioned frequently.
True
A home care aide should always wash their hands before assisting a client with meals.
True
Clients with dementia may forget how to perform basic tasks.
True
A home care aide should always listen to a client’s concerns and report them if necessary.
True
Depression is common among elderly clients.
True
Clients should be encouraged to participate in social activities.
True
Exercise is not recommended for elderly clients.
False
A home care aide can perform medical procedures like giving injections.
False
Maintaining a clean home environment helps prevent infections.
True
A client who suddenly becomes confused should be evaluated for a medical emergency.
True
It is okay to force a client to take their medication.
False
Family members should always be included in care decisions.
True
A client’s cultural preferences should be respected in their care plan.
True
A home care aide can adjust a client’s oxygen flow rate without permission.
False
Good communication skills help build trust with clients.
True
Clients with difficulty swallowing should be monitored during meals.
True
Sitting with a client during meals can encourage better eating habits.
True
A home care aide should always knock before entering a client’s room.
True
A client with limited mobility should have frequent position changes.
True
It is okay to leave a confused client unattended in a wheelchair.
False
Falls are a major risk for elderly clients.
True
If a client falls, the aide should immediately help them up.
False
A home care aide should always observe for changes in a client’s condition.
True
A home care aide can assist with range-of-motion exercises as directed.
True
Emotional support is an important part of caregiving.
True
A home care aide can help a client with personal hygiene tasks.
True
A home care aide should encourage independence as much as possible.
True
All client care activities should be documented accurately.
True
A home care aide should follow the care plan exactly as instructed.
True
A client who is unable to communicate should be ignored.
False
A home care aide should report any signs of abuse or neglect.
True
Pain should always be reported to a supervisor.
True
A home care aide should not perform tasks outside of their training.
True
Clients with memory loss may need reminders for daily tasks.
True
Caregivers should provide a safe and comfortable environment for clients.
True
Home care aides should be aware of fall hazards in a client’s home.
True
If a client is unconscious, the aide should call 911 immediately.
True
Hearing-impaired clients may need written instructions or gestures.
True
A home care aide should remain calm and reassuring in emergencies.
True
Client preferences should always be respected in daily routines.
True
A home care aide should follow all infection control procedures.
True
Clients should always be treated with kindness and patience.
True
