Module 2 Quiz

Question 1 of 13

1. Question

A client’s doctor is responsible for making any changes to the client’s care plan.

True
False

Question 2 of 13

2. Question

A possible sign of neglect could include a vulnerable adult living in unsafe or unsanitary living conditions.

True
False

Question 3 of 13

3. Question

A client has a legal right to:

Tell a caregiver what to wear.
Wear another person’s clothing.
Choose what to wear.

Question 4 of 13

4. Question

When is a caregiver mandated to report abuse of a vulnerable adult?

Any time the caregiver suspects abuse.
After getting his/her supervisor’s permission.
After getting the client’s permission.

Question 5 of 13

5. Question

When confidential information must be shared with other care team members about a client, you must:

Get the client’s written permission before you do so.
Only share what is needed and in the client’s best interest.
Only talk about it outside of the work setting.

Question 6 of 13

6. Question

Caregivers can make a client take his/her medications if it’s life-threatening not to do so.

True
False

Question 7 of 13

7. Question

There is a medical emergency, 911 has been called, and your client has advance directives. Individual providers must:

Give them to the EMT when they arrive.
Only give them to the EMTs if they ask for them.
Give them to the EMTs if they remember to.

Question 8 of 13

8. Question

Intentionally causing pain, suffering and or injury to vulnerable adult is considered:

Abuse
Financial exploitation
Neglect

Question 9 of 13

9. Question

Since Mr. Rogers hired another caregiver a month ago, he has given her $800 to fix her car, $725 for a dental crown, and has “misplaced” his checkbook. What should you do?

Call and report it to DSHS.
Talk to the new caregiver about it.
Call Mr. Roger’s family and tell them.

Question 10 of 13

10. Question

A client asks you to do something you feel puts his/her safety at risk. You should:

Explain why you are concerned and offer a safer alternative.
Tell the client you won’t do it and politely walk away.
Do what the client asks without questioning it.

Question 11 of 13

11. Question

Mr. Stevens has Alzheimer’s disease and continually finds ways to get outside and wander off. You should:

Block him from the door when you see him go near it.
Encourage the use of an exit alarm where he lives.
Let him go. He has the right to do what he wants.

Question 12 of 13

12. Question

A possible sign of physical abuse could include a vulnerable adult with a suspicious injury refusing to see a doctor.

True
False

Question 13 of 13

13. Question

Restraints should be used to keep a client from falling out of bed

True
False