SEBA Class 9 Health Care MCQ Chapter 3 Role of Home Health AIDE

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SEBA Class 9 Health Care MCQ Chapter 3 Role of Home Health AIDE

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Role of Home Health AIDE

Chapter: 3

MCQ

1. What patient data does a Home Health Aide (HHA) assist in measuring and recording?

(a) X-ray results.

(b) Vital signs.

(c) Blood sugar level only.

(d) Brain waves.

Ans: (b) Vital signs.

2. Which of the following is considered an Activity of Daily Living (ADL)?

(a) Bathing, dressing, and toilet hygiene.

(b) Driving a car to the hospital.

(c) Cooking a complex meal for the family.

(d) Managing financial accounts.

Ans: (a) Bathing, dressing, and toilet hygiene.

3. Which type of bath is used to wash the perineum region and alleviate pain or itching in the genital area?

(a) Complete Bed Bath.

(b) Shower/Tub bath.

(c) Sitz Bath.

(d) Partial Bath.

Ans: (c) Sitz Bath.

4. During the procedure of a bed bath, how should eye care be given to the patient?

(a) Using a dry towel from outer to inner canthus.

(b) Using wet cotton balls from inner to outer canthus.

(c) By washing the face with a lot of soap.

(d) Using spirit and powder.

Ans: (b) Using wet cotton balls from inner to outer canthus.

5. What is the most common type of tube used for feeding a patient directly into the digestive system?

(a) Foley Catheter.

(b) IV Fluid tube.

(c) Ryle’s tube (Nasal gastric tube).

(d) Oxygen tube.

Ans: (c) Ryle’s tube (Nasal gastric tube).

6. Which equipment is inserted directly into the urinary bladder to empty urine for a bedridden patient?

(a) Bed Pan.

(b) Urinal.

(c) Diaper.

(d) Foley Catheter.

Ans: (d) Foley Catheter.

7. While dressing a patient, what kind of clothing is recommended?

(a) Clothes with many zippers and buttons.

(b) Very long gowns.

(c) Simplified, comfortable clothes without zippers and buttons.

(d) Tight-fitting clothes.

Ans: (c) Simplified, comfortable clothes without zippers and buttons.

8. What is the primary purpose of bed making in a hospital or home care setting?

(a) To keep the room warm.

(b) To provide the patient with comfort, rest, and sleep.

(c) To decorate the ward.

(d) To limit the patient’s movement.

Ans: (b) To provide the patient with comfort, rest, and sleep.

9. When transferring a patient from a bed to a wheelchair, what is a crucial safety step before the patient sits down?

(a) Remove the wheel locks to make the chair move easily.

(b) Ask the patient to jump into the chair. 

(c) Remove the footrests entirely.

(d) Ensure that the wheels are locked to prevent movement.

Ans: (d) Ensure that the wheels are locked to prevent movement.

10. Which of the following is a characteristic of a safe and healing patient environment?

(a) Free from noise and outdoor activity.

(b) Extremely cold temperature.

(c) Poor ventilation to keep the room dark.

(d) High glare lighting.

Ans: (a) Free from noise and outdoor activity.

11. What specific label must be affixed on a specimen container to indicate a potential danger if the contents are leaked?

(a) Handle with Care.

(b) Bio Hazard.

(c) Keep Away from Sunlight.

(d) Fragile.

Ans: (b) Bio Hazard.

12. According to medical ethics, telling the truth to a patient about their illness and medications implies respect for what?

(a) Autonomy. 

(b) Confidentiality.

(c) Discretion.

(d) Empathy.

Ans: (a) Autonomy. 

13. In the qualities of a Home Health Aide, what does “Tact” mean?

(a)  Striving for accuracy in all you do.

(b) Being willing to be held accountable for actions.

(c) The ability to start or follow through with work independently.

(d) The ability to say or do the kindest or most fitting thing in a difficult situation.

Ans: (d) The ability to say or do the kindest or most fitting thing in a difficult situation.

14. Under the strict “DON’Ts” for a Home Health Aide, which of the following actions is not allowed?

(a) Following Health Information Patient Privacy Act (HIPAA).

(b) Asking the preceptor for clarification.

(c) Accepting or receiving pay, directly or indirectly, from the patient.

(d) Working well with others in a team.

Ans: (c) Accepting or receiving pay, directly or indirectly, from the patient.

15. Which ethical aspect requires that an HHA should consider details about the patient as purely personal and not discuss them in public?

(a) Confidentiality. 

(b) Empathy.

(c) Dependability.

(d) Informed consent.

Ans: (a) Confidentiality.