Client with Parkinson’s needs eating assistance. Best practice:

Encourage self‑feeding with adaptive utensils

Duty of care requires staff to:

Take reasonable steps to prevent foreseeable harm

Ms Lee refuses her afternoon medication. Your FIRST action is to:

Respect and explore her reasons, then document and report

A serious incident involving a client must be reported:

As soon as practicable (immediately)

If a client shows signs of elder abuse, you must:

Report through mandatory reporting channels

Which of these is an example of inclusiveness?

Providing culturally appropriate meal options

The 'no‑lift' policy means:

Use mechanical aids and avoid manual lifting

AN‑ACC is short for:

Australian National Aged Care Classification

A person‑centred approach mainly aims to:

Respect individual needs and choices

In medication administration, checking 'right time' refers to:

Aligning with the prescribed schedule

Scenario: Fire alarm sounds in an Anglicare home. You should:

Evacuate clients per emergency plan immediately

National Disability Insurance Scheme

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1
Under WHS law, responsibility for safety rests with:
Only workers
Only government inspectors
Everyone in the workplace
Only managers
2
The single most effective action to reduce infection is:
Wearing gloves
Using alcohol wipes on tables
Hand hygiene
Opening windows
3
Client with Parkinson’s needs eating assistance. Best practice:
Use only spoon
Feed quickly before tremors worsen
Remove their food
Encourage self‑feeding with adaptive utensils
4
DDA refers to the:
Drug Dispensing Authority
Disability Discrimination Act
Daily Documentation Audit
Designated Dietary Allowance
5
Aged Care Quality Standard 1 focuses on:
Consumer dignity and choice
Personal and clinical care
Organisational governance
Feedback and complaints
6
Duty of care requires staff to:
Provide free transport
Never question a supervisor
Take reasonable steps to prevent foreseeable harm
Follow only written tasks
7
The Charter of Aged Care Rights includes the right to:
Safe and high quality care
Own a private room
Unlimited visitors anytime
Free internet
8
Ms Lee refuses her afternoon medication. Your FIRST action is to:
Discard medications
Force administration
Respect and explore her reasons, then document and report
Hide meds in food
9
A serious incident involving a client must be reported:
Within 7 days
When the family asks
At the end of your shift
As soon as practicable (immediately)
10
If a client shows signs of elder abuse, you must:
Wait for proof
Keep quiet to avoid trouble
Report through mandatory reporting channels
Discuss only with peers
11
When documenting, entries should be:
Written days later
Subjective and opinionated
Objective, factual and in ink
In pencil for edits
12
Which legislation protects personal information of clients?
Privacy Act 1988
Carers Recognition Act 2010
Disability Discrimination Act 1992
Aged Care Act 1997
13
Which of these is an example of inclusiveness?
Scheduling activities only in English
Ignoring religious holidays
Providing culturally appropriate meal options
Assuming preferences
14
The abbreviation 'DOB' found on care records means:
Declaration of Benefits
Date of Birth
Date of Behaviour
Date of bed
15
The 'no‑lift' policy means:
Only male staff lift
Lift quickly to reduce strain
Use mechanical aids and avoid manual lifting
Staff must never move clients
16
AN‑ACC is short for:
Aged & Nursing Accreditation Council
Australian Nursing and Aged Care Code
Aged National Assessment Care Chart
Australian National Aged Care Classification
17
A person‑centred approach mainly aims to:
Meet organisational KPIs
Respect individual needs and choices
Speed up tasks
Avoid risk documentation
18
SDM in disability support commonly stands for:
Supported Decision‑Making
Strategy Development Model
Senior Disability Manager
Standard Documentation Manual
19
In medication administration, checking 'right time' refers to:
Before lunch
Whenever client is awake
Morning only
Aligning with the prescribed schedule
20
Scenario: Fire alarm sounds in an Anglicare home. You should:
Finish current task then leave
Evacuate clients per emergency plan immediately
Head to lunchroom
Ignore if no smoke
21
HACC stands for:
Health and Community Centre
Home and Community Care
High Aged Care Committee
Help Aged with Community
22
Which Act sets the legal framework for residential aged care in Australia?
Guardianship Act 1987
Aged Care Act 1997
Privacy Act 1988
Aged Care Quality Standards
23
NDIS stands for:
National Disability Information Service
National Disability Insurance Scheme
National Development in Services
New Disability Inclusion Strategy
24
Which of the following is an Anglicare core value?
Competition
Secrecy
Compassion
Profitability

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