HCA Final Exam Questions And Answers
If a family member questions you about their loved one's condition how should you respond - ANS Answer it honestly
body language - ANS The use of body, facial expressions and eyes for communication
How should you deal with a client that has opini...
HCA
Final
Exam
If
a
family
member
questions
you
about
their
loved
one's
condition
how
should
you
respond
-
ANS
Answer
it
honestly
body
language
-
ANS
The
use
of
body,
facial
expressions
and
eyes
for
communication
How
should
you
deal
with
a
client
that
has
opinions/beliefs
that
conflict
with
yours
-
ANS
Listen
respectfully
and
limit
responses
How
should
you
respond
to
dying
client
crying
-
ANS
Allow
them
to
talk
about
fears
and
concerns
How
can
you
encourage
communication
with
a
depressed
person
that
does
not
want
to
talk
to
you
-
ANS
Encourage
small
talk
Signs
of
substance
abuse
-
ANS
Unsteady
gait,
secretive,
personality
changes
What
to
do
when
a
patient
is
on
meds
and
develops
a
rash
-
ANS
Stop
use
of
the
med
and
notify
your
supervisor
What
should
you
do
if
a
baby
continues
to
cry
after
care
is
given,
has
a
fever
and
will
not
take
in
fluid
-
ANS
Notify
your
supervisor
Define
Normal
respirations
in
an
adult
-
ANS
12-24/min,
quiet
and
effortless,
regular
Most
common
method
of
taking
an
adult's
pulse
-
ANS
Radial,
with
fingertips
Baby's
pulse
respirations
in
comparison
to
an
adult's
-
ANS
Faster
Why
is
special
leg
and
foot
care
necessary
with
diabetes
-
ANS
Often
develop
circulatory
problems
HCA
duties
-
ANS
Provide
personal
care,
emotional
support,
and
housekeeping
services
What
observations
can
be
made
when
giving
a
client
a
bath
-
ANS
Skin
condition,
ROM,
nutrition
and
hydration
status
How
is
TB
spread
-
ANS
Coughing
and
sneezing Environment
needed
for
microorganism
growth
-
ANS
Warm,
moist
and
dark
What
does
1:10
bleach
solution
mean?
-
ANS
1
part
bleach,
10
parts
water
Direct
transmission
-
ANS
Kissing,
direct
contact
Indirect
transmission
-
ANS
Contact
with
items
used
by
infected
person
droplet
transmission
-
ANS
By
sneeze
or
cough
airborne
transmission
-
ANS
Dust
Vector
born
disease
-
ANS
Disease
transmitted
by
animal
Why
is
there
a
greater
risk
for
becoming
infected
with
Hep
B
than
AIDS
-
ANS
Hep
B
lives
on
environmental
surfaces.
Longer
S&S
of
hypoglycemia
-
ANS
Pale,
moist
skin,
anxious,
headache
Causes
of
constipation
-
ANS
Dehydration
and
immobility
Osteoporosis
affects
-
ANS
Skeletal
Contracture
affects
-
ANS
Muscluar
Decubitus
ulcer
affects
-
ANS
Skin
HTN
affects
-
ANS
Cardiovascular
Emphysema
affects
-
ANS
Respiratory
Constipation
affects
-
ANS
Digestive
MS
affects
-
ANS
Nervous
Incontinence
affects
-
ANS
Urinary
Cancer
of
the
prostate
affects
-
ANS
Reproductive
Diabetes
affects
-
ANS
Endocrine
Giving
mouth
care
to
an
unconscious
person,
what
position
should
they
be
in
-
ANS
Lateral
position
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