A home health aide is preparing to give a complete bed bath to a client with right-sided hemiplegia. In what order should body parts be washed?
Personal Care Daily Living
Question · Easy
PPE fit check
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When providing perineal care to a female client, the home health aide should wipe in which direction?
Question · Medium
A home health aide is helping a client with hemiparesis put on a shirt. Which arm should be dressed first?
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What is the safest water temperature range for a tub bath for an elderly client?
When shaving a male client with a safety razor, the aide should:
Upset patient: say this, not that
A client with dentures should have them cleaned at least:
When providing oral care to an unconscious client, the aide should position the client:
Which type of bath is appropriate for a client confined to bed who can perform some self-care?
When assisting a client with toileting, the aide notices the urine is dark amber and has a strong odor. The aide should:
Vital Signs Observation Reporting
Adult vitals: pick fast
Before providing peri-care, what is the most important first step?
An aide is trimming a diabetic client's toenails. What should the aide do?
Question · Hard
A client refuses a bath. The home health aide should:
What is the normal range for an adult oral temperature?
HIPAA tier list
The normal adult resting pulse rate is:
The normal adult respiratory rate is:
When taking a manual blood pressure, the aide should place the bladder of the cuff:
A client's blood pressure is 178/96. The aide should:
When should the aide NOT take a blood pressure on a client's arm?
The aide notices a reddened area on the client's coccyx that does not blanch when pressed. This is most likely:
How often should a bedbound client be repositioned to prevent pressure injuries?
The single most important action to prevent the spread of infection is:
Safety Infection Control Emergencies
When should an aide perform hand hygiene?
What is the minimum recommended duration for hand washing with soap and water?
After providing care to a client with C. difficile, the aide should clean hands with:
When removing PPE after providing care, the correct order is:
Soiled linen in the home should be:
The Bloodborne Pathogen Standard requires the aide to consider all blood and body fluids as:
If the aide is accidentally stuck by a needle while disposing of a client's lancet, the FIRST action is to:
Sharps in the home should be disposed of in:
MRSA stands for:
An aide enters the home and smells natural gas. The first action should be to:
A client uses home oxygen. Which is a major safety hazard?
The acronym RACE for fire response stands for:
A client suddenly clutches the chest, becomes pale, and collapses. The aide should FIRST:
A client is choking and cannot speak, breathe, or cough. The aide should:
The leading cause of injury and death in the elderly is:
Which is NOT recommended for fall prevention in the home?
The aide notices unexplained bruises in various stages of healing on the elderly client and the family caregiver becomes evasive when asked. The aide should:
Communication Documentation Rights
When working with a client who has dementia and is agitated, the BEST approach is:
HIPAA primarily protects:
The client's neighbor asks the aide what is wrong with the client. The aide should:
A document that allows a client to specify wishes about end-of-life medical care is called a/an:
DNR stands for:
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