True/False
Depression
Cleaning Produced
Communication
Medication
100

Is it possible for individuals with Alzheimer's disease to control their

symptoms such as forgetfulness, incontinence, agitation, or rudeness with

proper instruction?

(A): TRUE

(B): FALSE

(C): Always

(D): Both the first and third options

(B): FALSE

100

Mr. Lewinsky has been feeling persistent sadness, a sense of emptiness,

and lacks motivation for the last six months. These symptoms may indicate:

(A): Depression

(B): Hallucination

(C): Delusion of persecution

(D): Psychosis

(A): Depression

100

What should a support worker do when needing to use a cleaning

product?

(A): Read the product label

(B): Use the recommended personal protective equipment

(C): Mimic the nurse's actions by putting on gloves, without reading the label

(D): Options 1 and 2


(D): Options 1 and 2

100

Concerning clear communication, which guideline should be followed?

(A): Always repeat information

(B): Speak clearly and slowly

(C): Shout so that the client can hear you

(D): Save time by asking several questions at one time

(B): Speak clearly and slowly

100

If Raj maintains spiritual wellness, which descriptor fits him best?

(A): He prays every day

(B): He feels that his life has meaning

(C): He belongs to a religious group

(D): He attends religious worship regularly

(B): He feels that his life has meaning

200

Which scale is used by caregivers to understand the progression of

cognitive decline in individuals with primary degenerative dementia, like

Alzheimer's disease?

(A): MAID

(B): McLean’s Assessment Scale

(C): Global Deterioration Scale (GDS)

(D): Psychoanalysis

(A): MAID

200

What is apraxia best described as?

(A): A sudden increase in cursing or swearing

(B): The inability to perform purposeful movements, including activities of daily living

(C): Temporary mental disorientation

(D): A sudden loss of hair

(B): The inability to perform purposeful movements, including activities of daily living

200

Which action would help to minimize the risk of burns at home?

(A): Wearing tight-fitting clothes

(B): Smoking in bed, isolated from others

(C): Warming baby formula in a microwave

(D): Permitting very young children to assist with cooking on the stove

(C): Warming baby formula in a microwave

200

How should Shanti, who makes and sells jewelry, conduct her business

ethically in her role as a support worker?

(A): She should offer her clients a discount on the jewellery if they buy it from her

(B): She should try to sell some jewellery to her clients

(C): She should not take advantage of her relationship with her clients by asking them

to buy pieces of jewellery from her

(D): She should encourage the client's family to buy her jewellery

(C): She should not take advantage of her relationship with her clients by asking them

to buy pieces of jewellery from her

200

What does the medical abbreviation "po" stand for?

(A): Per oral

(B): By mouth

(C): Preoperative

(D): Postoperative

(A): Per oral

300

What is the primary objective of a healthcare team when caring for a

patient who has sustained a brain injury?

(A): Offer sympathy and pity

(B): Presume the patient understands their condition

(C): Educate and reinforce understanding regarding the cause of their symptoms

(D): Rely on personal support workers to manage all patient needs continuously

(C): Educate and reinforce understanding regarding the cause of their symptoms

300

What is the simplest method to move a heavy object?

(A): Pushing

(B): Pulling

(C): Sliding

(D): Lifting

(C): Sliding

300

Before attempting to move a heavy object, what should a support

worker do?

(A): Bend at the hips and knees

(B): Bend at the waist

(C): Hold the load away from the body

(D): Lift the object above chest level

(A): Bend at the hips and knees

300

When visiting Mrs. Eaton's home, which tasks are considered ADLs and

which are IADLs?

(A): ADLS laundry, feeding, bathing for client every day IADLs light housekeeping for

client every day

(B): ADLS: feeding and bathing for client every day IADLs laundry and light

housekeeping for client every day

(C): ADLs laundry, feeding, bathing for client some days IADLs: light housekeeping for

client some days

(D): ADLS: feeding and bathing for client some days (ADLs laundry and light

housekeeping for client some days

(B): ADLS: feeding and bathing for client every day IADLs laundry and light

housekeeping for client every day

300

When someone is stressed and exhibits a rapid pulse, fast breathing,

and high blood pressure, these are signs of what?

(A): Emotional pressure

(B): Acute stress

(C): Conflict

(D): Eustress

(B): Acute stress

400

In which stage of dementia is a person fully reliant on assistance for

performing everyday life activities?

(A): Stage 1: early stage

(B): Stage 2: middle stage

(C): Stage 3: late stage

C): Stage 3: late stage

400

How can pressure sores be prevented?

(A): Avoid pressuring the resident to get up and allow them to rest

(B): Reposition the client as directed in their care plan

(C): Ensure linens remain clean, dry, and free of wrinkles

(D): Options 2 and 3

(D): Options 2 and 3

400

or individuals who can walk independently, what is not a measure for

fall prevention?

(A): Floor cushions and mats

(B): Handrails and grab bars

(C): Non-slip shoes

(D): Call bell within reach

(A): Floor cushions and mats

400

What does the term 'homophobia' best describe?

(A): Having contempt for humans

(B): Having a fear of humans

(C): Having a negative attitude toward people who identify as gay or lesbian

(D): Having contempt for people who identify as heterosexul

(C): Having a negative attitude toward people who identify as gay or lesbian

400

What is an example of a cultural belief related to sickness?

(A): Traditional healers do not treat illness

(B): Illness is caused by folk remedies

(C): Illness is caused by supernatural forces

(D): Ancient rituals are never used to treat illness

(C): Illness is caused by supernatural forces

500

What approach is most beneficial and effective when dealing with a

client with Alzheimer's disease who shows signs of agitation?

(A): Engage with the client calmly and gently, and inform the supervisor

(B): Direct the client to watch a favorite program in their room

(C): Start preparing the client for a shower gently

(D): Place the client in a dimly lit room and close the doo

(A): Engage with the client calmly and gently, and inform the supervisor

500

Which of the following is considered a hazardous material?

(A): Oxygen in the air

(B): Medications used in chemotherapy

(C): Deodorant

(D): Soaps and shampoos

(B): Medications used in chemotherapy

500

In medical terms, what does "hemorrhage" signify?

(A): Insufficient blood flow

(B): Blood in the stool

(C): Excessive blood flow

(D): Blood in the urine

C): Excessive blood flow

500

What does the word element 'arthro-' refer to in medical terms?

(A): Rib

(B): Bone

(C): Joint

(D): Head

(C): Joint

500

For an individual dieting to reduce weight, which goal is quantifiable?

(A): Start working out before Christmas

(B): Lose weight before Christmas

(C): Begin working on the weight problem before Christmas

(D): Lose 5 kg before Christmas

D): Lose 5 kg before Christmas

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