Freedom of information and protection of privacy act.

Benefits of Client (patient) centred care includes the following except :

focus on everything client wants

Why are knowing a clients goals of care so important?

You know information such as location and type of care client wants

The "what" of employer operations

Example(s) of good strategies to reduce stress except

Give your work to someone else to do

Pick the correct statement in regards to Professional helping relationship vs friendship

HCA responsible for establishing & maintaining professional relationship

Which government act defines working alone?

Occupational Health & Safety Act

What are not part of the 12 determinates of health?

Personal beliefs, control, working lots of hours

Which 3 skills that will help you improve your decision making?

Focus, flexibility, decisiveness

Can only occur after a doctor ordered it

Coworker aggressive behaviour is an action intended to

intimidate, offend, or humiliate

Maslow's hierarchy of needs include, from lowest to highest level (in correct order):

Physical, safety, love & belonging, self-esteem, self-actualization

Being a professional includes all of the following except:

wearing nice jewelry, nails nicely painted, snug fitted pants

What restricted activities HCA's can perform r

Which of the following is not part of the Person-centred care approach model.

Compassionate care with exceptions

With FOIP, clients have the right to all the following except:

Right to check on others personal information

Canada health Act includes the following 5 principles of medicare:

Comprehensiveness, Universality, portability, accessibility & public admin

The Health Information act is:

rules that govern the collection, use and disclosure of health information

Smart Goal acronym stands for

Specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, timely

Dignity, independence, preference, privacy, safety

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1
FOIP stands for
Freedom of information and protection of privacy act.
Feline orifice infection peritonitis
Federal office identity program
Family origin investment program
2
Never ask a client where it hurts. That's a nurses job.
True
False
3
Benefits of Client (patient) centred care includes the following except :
focus on everything client wants
Client goal-oriented
focus on clients experiences, feelings, ideas, values and input
Focus on clients needs
4
When checking a hazard check which of the following do you not check?
Noise
Air quality
lighting
Smells
5
I can contact my supervisor if I need help by calling her on the phone. This is called
Indirect supervision
Telephone supervision
Supervision
Direct supervision
6
Why are knowing a clients goals of care so important?
You know who the client likes and dislikes on the unit
You know who the client wants to make decisions for them
You know which long term care the client wants to live in
You know information such as location and type of care client wants
7
Falls hazards include all of the following except:
Poor lighting
No handrails
Wet tub with soapy surface
Dancing
8
A policy is?
How in fulfilling clients needs
The "what" of employer operations
Description of how to complete tasks
Statement(s) on how to ensure clients goal are met.
9
Example(s) of good strategies to reduce stress except
Develop self-awareness
Ask Others for help
Think Positive
Give your work to someone else to do
10
Pick the correct statement in regards to Professional helping relationship vs friendship
HCA responsible for establishing & maintaining professional relationship
Friendships have defined roles
HCA & Client have equal duty to maintain professional relationship
Professional relationships have equal power
11
Time management reduces stress
True
False
12
Wearing deodorant/antiperspirant is a must in the workplace to prevent the HCA from having offensive body odor.
False
True
13
Which government act defines working alone?
Working Alone act
Ottawa Charter Act
Working safety act
Occupational Health & Safety Act
14
The Health Professions act of Alberta regulates
Health professionals
Health Care Aides
Doctors
Only RN's
15
Who is not part of the health care team?
Pharm, OT, PT, SW
DR, NP, RN, Client
GT, RL, ST, SPL
LPN, RPN, RT, family
16
What are not part of the 12 determinates of health?
Employment/working condition, physical environment, culture, health service
Gender, biological & genetic endowment, personal practices & coping skills
Personal beliefs, control, working lots of hours
Income/social status, social support & network, education/literacy
17
What is not one of the 5 dimensions of health?
Emotional
Biblical
Social
Physical
18
Canadian Charter of rights and freedom, everyone has the following fundamental freedoms: Except
Freedom of thought, beliefs, opinions and expression
Freedom of conscience and religion
Freedom of association
Freedom of self and self worth
19
The chain of infection includes the following except:
Pathogen
Reservoir
Mode of movement
Portal of entry
20
Illness and disability are the same thing
True
False
21
Layers of self-awareness exclude
Needs
Values
Wants
Personality
22
HCA's roles and responsibilities when performing a restricted activity. Which activity does not apply?
Is it part of my job description
A fellow HCA can supervise me
I am confident in performing the task
Is it legal for me to perform
23
Which 3 skills that will help you improve your decision making?
Decision making, flexibility, knowledge
Focus, flexibility, decisiveness
Knowledge, decisiveness, focus
Flexibility, decisiveness, positivity
24
Retraints ....
Can only occur after a doctor ordered it
Are mandatory when someone acts up
Can be done anytime a HCA thinks that it needs to be done
Can be used to calm a client down
25
Head lice can be contracted via droplets.
False
True
26
Coworker aggressive behaviour is an action intended to
Embarrass, control, or harass
Intimidate, control, and humiliate
intimidate, offend, or humiliate
embarrass , offend, or humiliate
27
As per mental health act 3 criteria need to be met to admit someone without consent, except:
Cause harm to self or others
Appear or have a mental health disorder
Acts weird
Client refuses to admit self
28
Maslow's hierarchy of needs include, from lowest to highest level (in correct order):
Physical, love & belonging, safety, self-esteem, self-actualization
Safety, physical, self-esteem, love & belonging, self-actualization
Physical, safety, self-esteem, love & belonging, self-actualization
Physical, safety, love & belonging, self-esteem, self-actualization
29
Being a professional includes all of the following except:
wearing nice jewelry, nails nicely painted, snug fitted pants
Confidentiality, lifelong learning, client advocate
Positive attitude, sense of responsibility,
professional appearance, discretion of personal matters
30
GOA determines that:
HCA's can refuse client care if they don't like the client
What restricted activities HCA's can perform r
What ADL's HCA's can perform
HCa's can perform any activity on any client
31
Which of the following is not part of the Person-centred care approach model.
Accurate observation
Enhance quality of life
Respond
Compassionate care with exceptions
32
With FOIP, clients have the right to all the following except:
Request and change your personal information
Their personal information
Right to check on others personal information
Right to privacy
33
This person has been appointed by the courts to assume responsibilities of person's financial matters.
Director
Guardian
Decision maker
Trustee
34
Self-confidence will increase my success as an HCA
True
False
35
Both public and private guardians are responsible for the following except:
Health Care
Financial issues
Determine where person lives
legal matters
36
Risk factors for older adult falls include all the following except.
increased balance
Slower reaction time
Weaker muscles
lower blood pressure
37
You can have a disease such as diabetes and still have good health?
False
True
38
When lifting an object, you must always:
use Leg muscles
Keep the object touching you at all times
Keep your arms straight out front of you (elbows straight)
use Back muscles
39
Environmental hazards can include the following except:
Poor Ergonomics
Bright or dim lights
loud noise
Clean water
40
Canada health Act includes the following 5 principles of medicare:
Comprehensiveness, municipality, portability, Accessibility & public admin
Universality, Comprehensive, primary health, Private health & Accessible
Comprehensive, Universality, portability, accessibility & private health
Comprehensiveness, Universality, portability, accessibility & public admin
41
The following are strategies for responding to harassment at work except:
Harass person back
Report to a supervisor if it keeps occuring
Use the PEER method for communication
Review workplace policies and procedures
42
The Health Information act is:
rules that govern the collection, use and disclosure of health information
Describes how to ethically collect and disclose information
Makes public bodies accountable for collection of health information
Government agency that fines abusers of health information
43
Managed risk agreement is used for:
Signs before someone can cook in a facility
Signed whenever a HCA is going to give medication
All clients sign, due to high death rate in long term care
High risked behaviours
44
Electronic health records are less-time consuming and reduce errors over paper based records.
True
False
45
Emotional health is the same as spiritual health?
False
True
46
If a client falls, I must stay with the client until help comes?
True
False
47
Signs of Chronic stress are the following except:
Weakened immune system
Anxiety
Chronic headache
Reduced blood pressure
48
The Protection for Persons in Care Act (PPCA) requires you to report abuse if you believe someones being abused.
True
False
49
Smart Goal acronym stands for
Specific, manageable, achieving, reliable, terrific
Smart, measurable, achieving, reliable, timely
Specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, timely
Smart, manageable, achievable, realistic, teriffic
50
DIPPS stands for
Dignity, independence, preference, privacy, safety
Digitally, independence, preference, privacy, safety
Dignity, independence, personality, privacy, sacrifice
Digitally, independence, personally, privacy, safety
51
Incident reports are for quality improvement not punishment.
True
False
52
Cultural is:
Socially structured way people from the same group think
Same as ethnic background
Sharing of a common history, language, geography, identity, national origin
Characteristics of a group of people, language, values, beliefs, habits.
53
There is a fire, as an HCA what can I do?
Check and client and make sure you leave the door open
leave the building
Contact the supervisor
REACT
54
Burnout is caused by Acute stress not Chronic stress.
False
True
55
Stress can cause physical, emotional and behavioural responses in a person.
False
True
56
What is a challenge you may have working in a team?
Creating a trusting environment
Better communication
Being Flexible
Better decisions
57
Workplace harassment is legal so you should never report it.
True
False
58
Normal Flora are hazardous to our own health.
False
True
59
Optimal health is the well being in all 5 dimensions of health. What is another name for optimal health?
Holistic health (wellness)
Total Health
Optimisational health
Complex Health
60
What is the Personal Directive Act (PD)
Gives the right for someone to make both personal and financial decisions
Governs that no one except government has the rights to make decisions
Gives the right for someone to only make financial decisions for client
When client not capable of making decisions, someone can do it for them
61
Airborn transmission:
Occurs when microbes are spread across short distances (less then 1 m)
Occurs when microbes are spread across long distances (1 meter +)
Transfer of microbes occur by physical touch. Directly or indirecly
Occurs when microbes are transported by contaminated sources
62
Types of restraints include the following except:
Medical
physical
Chemical
Environmental
63
Restraints are checked how often?
Every 1 hour
Every 2 hours
Every 15 minutes
Every 30 minutes
64
Some physical signs of Acute stress are (except):
Blood pressure drops
Difficulty sleeping
Sore musles
Blood pressure increases

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