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Home Health Aide

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a task an HHA typically performs?

a)

Changing a sterile dressing on an open wound

b)

Administering medication

c)

Prescribing treatments

d)

Giving skin care

2.

Which of the following statements is true of a home health aide’s responsibilities if a task is not listed in the care plan?

a)

The HHA should perform any task he believes is best for the client.

b)

The HHA should consult other HHAs to see if they would perform the task.

c)

The HHA should not perform any task not listed in the care plan.

d)

The HHA should only perform the task if the client says she wants it performed.

3.

What is one of the challenges that a home health aide might encounter in her work that would not be a problem in a facility?

a)

The home might not be organized in a way that makes caregiving easy

b)

Home health aides do not have supervisors

c)

Clients’ homes are always messy

d)

Family members will never be helpful

4.

Which of the following tasks is considered outside the scope of practice for an HHA?

a)

Inserting tubes into a client’s body

b)

Giving a client a bath

c)

Helping a client eat dinner

d)

Transferring a client from a bed to a chair

5.

Which of the following statements is an example of a common policy at a home health agency?

a)

HHAs should expect to receive gifts from clients if they are doing their jobs properly

b)

HHAs must follow the client’s care plan

c)

HHAs are not responsible for completing paperwork

d)

HHAs should discuss personal problems with clients to keep them aware of what is happening in their lives

6.

Which of the following is the responsibility of a home health agency as an employer?

a)

To give HHAs company cars and cell phones

b)

To guarantee that family members will never interfere with an HHA’s work

c)

To provide appropriate preparation for each assignment

d)

To only assign HHAs to work with pleasant clients

7.

1.What has led to the increased need for home care?

a)

Long-term care facilities are not accepting any new residents

b)

Home care is more expensive than care in a facility

c)

There are fewer long-term care facilities

d)

People with chronic illnesses are living longer

8.

What is the difference between working as a home health aide and working in a long-term care facility?

a)

A home health aide does not need to communicate with others

b)

A home health aide does not have to worry about dealing with the client’s family

c)

A home health aide has more independence

d)

A home health aide has less independence

9.

1.What below is considered dirty in home care?

a)

Soap

b)

New gloves

c)

Boiling water

d)

The floor

10.

To serve hot drinks to clients it is important to...

a)

Make sure clients are standing up before serving hot drinks

b)

Take lids off of hot drinks just before serving them

c)

Place hot drinks on the edges of tables so that they will be easier to reach

d)

Pour hot drinks away from clients

11.

What below poses a fire hazard?

a)

Paint thinner stored next to a hot water heater

b)

Vented heaters

c)

A computer plugged into a power strip

d)

An unused fireplace

12.

What should the HHA do if he reaches a client’s home and finds nobody is there?

a)

Let himself in and start cooking lunch or dinner

b)

Let himself in but wait to begin work until the client arrives

c)

Call his supervisor and not enter the home

d)

Let himself in and start housekeeping tasks

13.

How can an HHA avoid trouble when working in a high-crime area?

a)

The HHA should check the map on her phone while walking slowly so she does not miss the client’s house

b)

The HHA should be sure someone knows her schedule and should call the office at the end of the work day

c)

The HHA should refuse all assignments in areas she considers unsafe

d)

If strangers are hanging around a client’s home, the HHA should move past them quickly

14.

Which of the following is a good way for the HHA to establish a trusting and honest relationship with children in his care?

a)

The HHA should not speak to children until they speak first

b)

The HHA should insist that children eat so that they receive proper nutrition

c)

The HHA should not stick to any particular routine in order to keep children interested

d)

The HHA should use positive phrases to offer encouragement and praise

15.

Why are elderly people at a higher risk for foodborne illnesses?

a)

Because they are unable to chew thoroughly

b)

Because they eat meat more frequently than most people

c)

Because they eat more than younger people

d)

Because they may not see, smell, or taste that food is spoiled

16.

What does the phrase, “When in doubt, throw it out,” mean?

a)

Meal plans should be discarded if the client is not interested in them

b)

Expired medication should be discarded

c)

Old food should be discarded if there is a chance of spoilage

d)

Cooked food should be discarded if the client is not hungry

17.

What is a good way for an HHA to help prevent foodborne illness?

a)

Put warm foods in the refrigerator before they are cool

b)

Use cold water to wash utensils

c)

Leave meats sitting on the counter to defrost them

d)

Use the same cutting board for meat as she does for vegetables

18.

Typically, which types of food are best for budget and nutrition?

a)

Already-mixed foods

b)

Fresh foods

c)

Processed foods

d)

Ready-made foods

19.

Why might a clean, safe, and orderly environment in the client’s home speed recovery?

a)

The client will want to get better soon so she can clean her own house

b)

Having a clean home causes stress

c)

Everyone prefers to have a tidy house

d)

Infection and accidents are prevented

20.

What is true for handling laundry for a client with an infectious disease?

a)

The HHA should wear gloves when handling the laundry

b)

The HHA should combine the client’s laundry with other family members’ laundry

c)

The HHA should shake the laundry first to get rid of dirt before taking it to be washed

d)

The HHA should carry laundry close to her body when taking it to the laundry room

21.

With no infectious disease present, how should an HHA carry a basket of clothes to prevent back strain and injury?

a)

In front of him, away from the body with arms extended

b)

Directly in front of his body, held close

c)

On top of his head

d)

Balanced on his hip

22.

How should the bathroom be cleaned?

a)

From cleanest to dirtiest

b)

From top shelves down

c)

From front to back

d)

From dirtiest to cleanest

23.

What kind of housekeeping assignments might an HHA expect to receive?

a)

Washing windows

b)

Mowing the lawn

c)

Dusting and vacuuming

d)

Cleaning out the garage

24.

Which products below should never be mixed together?

a)

Baking soda and salt

b)

Mild soap and water

c)

Water and vinegar

d)

Bleach and ammonia

25.

What task below should be given first priority?

a)

Preparing a cake for dinner

b)

Cleaning out the refrigerator

c)

Giving the client a bath

d)

Shopping for cosmetics

26.

What below should be given first priority?

a)

Cleaning the oven

b)

Chopping vegetables

c)

Clipping coupons

d)

Assisting with oral care

27.

A client makes an inappropriate request of the HHA, the HHA should

a)

Say, “No,” and explain that only tasks assigned in the care plan are allowed

b)

Agree to do the task if the client keeps it confidential

c)

Offer to do additional tasks for extra pay

d)

Ignore the request if it is not in the care plan

28.

What is important for HHAs to give to clients after making purchases for them?

a)

Store vouchers

b)

Cancelled checks

c)

Receipts

d)

Coupons

29.

Which statement is true of a client’s financial information?

a)

The HHA should discuss any big purchases the client makes with his children

b)

The HHA should offer financial advice if the client seems to need it

c)

The HHA should discuss any financial concerns with the client’s bank representative

d)

The HHA should not discuss the client’s information with anyone

30.

Established working and chore schedules helps ________ know what duties the HHA is to perform

a)

Only the HHA

b)

the client, family and HHA

c)

the agency

d)

the doctor