(D): artery, artery

101. (Question): In a community setting, another title a supervisor may have is:

(A): director

(B): case manager

102. (C): administrator

(D): supervisor

(Question): What training program teaches caregivers techniques to respectfully

handle responsive behaviors?

(A): Gentle Persuasive Approach

(B): One to one therapy

(C): Validation therapy

(D): Recreation therapy

103. (Question): From which body location are PSWs not allowed to measure a client's

temperature?

(A): oral

(B): rectal

(C): tympanic

(D): artillery

104. (Question): Another name for a team made up of different health professionals is:

(A): inter faceted health care team

(B): none of the above

(C): multifunctional team

(D): interprofessional health care team

105. (Question): What does syncope refer to?

(A): hypotension

(B): contracture
(C): fainting

(D): systemic

106. (Question): Which instrument is used to examine the inside of the mouth, teeth and

throat?

(A): laryngeal mirror

(B): tuning fork

(C): reflex hammer

(D): speculum

107. (Question): What position is used to examine the rectum and sometimes the

vagina?

(A): Reverse Trendelenburg

(B): Lithotomy

(C): Knee-chest

(D): Sims

108. (Question): You should not use which finger to locate the radial pulse?

(A): ring finger

(B): thumb

(C): index finger

(D): 3 middle fingers

109. (Question): What does the abbreviation Dx stand for?

(A): director of nursing

(B): diagnosis

(C): dead or arrival

(D): discontinue

110. (Question): Which regulated professionals have the ability to delegate tasks?

(A): RPN
(B): LPN

(C): RN

(D): all of the above

111. (Question): Suggestions that can encourage unconditional positive regard include:

(A): art

(B): pet therapy

(C): music

(D): all of the above

112. (Question): To provide good care, what is important for a caregiver to consider about

themselves?

(A): our beliefs

(B): our values

(C): our culture

(D): all of the above

113. (Question): What symptoms may be seen in people with dementia?

(A): inappropriate and reduced social skills

(B): impaired recent memory

(C): increasing dependency on others for ad

(D): all of the above

114. (Question): According to the SPEED model, which statement is inaccurate?

(A): feelings are evaluated and a response is determined

(B): internal stimuli initiates brain processes

(C): each memory is linked to an emotion

(D): feeling and thought become behavior

115. (Question): Gentle Persuasive Approach supports people with what type of

behaviors?
(A): aggressive behaviors

(B): passive behaviors

(C): assertive behaviors

(D): responsive behaviors

116. (Question): When boosting a client up in bed, what should a PSW avoid doing to

prevent injury?

(A): bending his knees and facing his load

(B): twisting his back towards the head of the bed

(C): in the same time with his co-worker, moving his load

(D): calling a co-worker for assistance

117. (Question): To protect oneself from injury while lifting, the PSW should:

(A): lift with forceful movement

(B): avoid lifting whenever possible

(C): bend at the knees and hips while lifting

(D): work alone

118. (Question): Changes occur in the integumentary system with aging. Regarding

personal care for older adults, which statement is true?

(A): avoid water-based lotions

(B): use scented creams

(C): use a good deodorant soap

(D): deodorants are not needed

119.(Question): What training program teaches caregivers how to respectfully handle

responsive behaviors?

(A): Gentle Persuasive Approach

(B): One to one therapy

(C): Validation therapy

(D): Recreation therapy

120. (Question): When duties are assigned to a PSW by a nurse, how should the PSW

identify the client?

(A): check the client's name, birthdate and room number on the assignment sheet

(B): check the ID band on the client's wrist while calling them by name

(C): check if the client's name is on the back of their clothing

(D): options b and c

121. (Question): What body position requires proper alignment?

(A): when lying down

(B): when sitting

(C): when standing

(D): all the time

122. (Question): Gentle Persuasive Approach supports people with what type of

behaviors?

(A): aggressive behaviors

(B): assertive behaviors

(C): passive behaviors

(D): responsive behaviors

123. (Question): What should not be used to prevent falls in infants and children?

(A): baby walkers

(B): secure infant seats with straps

(C): safety gates at the top and bottom of stairs

(D): close supervision

124. (Question): Normal flora are:

(A): harmful and beneficial to the body

(B): found on the skin and in the respiratory tract and digestive tract
(C): made up of the microbes that naturally live and grow in certain body locations

(D): all of the above

125. (Question): A 55-year-old male has swollen feet/ankles and enlarged neck veins. What

disorder likely applies?

(A): arrhythmia

(B): myocardial infarction

(C): hypotension

(D): congestive heart failure

126. (Question): What should nurses do to reduce medication errors?

(A): follow the nine rights

(B): check everything at least twice

(C): take a medication administration course

(D): ask the client their name

127. (Question): You identify that Mr. Ritchie, displaying allergy symptoms, needs:

(A): nothing, it's not serious

(B): an EPI pen

(C): deep breaths

(D): supervisor notification and close watching

128. (Question): A PSW boosted a client up in bed. To prevent injury, they should avoid:

(A): twisting their back towards the head of the bed

129. (B): bending their knees and facing their load

(C): calling a co-worker for assistance

(D): moving the load with a co-worker at the same time

(Question): When is lifting a heavy object easiest?

(A): pushing

(B): pulling
(C): sliding

(D): lifting

130. (Question): Dementia and Delirium can cause responsive behaviors like:

(A): shouting

(B): irritability

(C): wandering

(D): all of the above

131. (Question): What term refers to unintentional weight loss associated with dying?

(A): the feeling of breathlessness

(B): involuntary weight loss

(C): cachexia

(D): a form of cancer

132. (Question): When can proper body alignment cause injury?

(A): when lying down

(B): when sitting

(C): when standing

(D): it never causes injury

133. (Question): A client had congestive heart failure. What cardiovascular system

disorder applies?

(A): hypotension

(B): arrhythmia

(C): myocardial infarction

(D): congestive heart failure

134. (Question): What should be done if a client is grabbed?

(A): use their name and ask them to let go

(B): remain calm and stroke their hand gently

(C): stiffen your limbs

(D): options a and c

135. (Question): To be accountable for delegated tasks, who is responsible - the nurse or

PSW?

(A): PSW

(B): doctor

(C): case manager

(D): nurse

136. (Question): What is the work environment free from for sterile procedures?

(A): the process of removing dead skin cells

(B): microbes that naturally live in the body

(C): all microbes, both pathogens and non-pathogens

(D): the place where microbes live and grow

137. (Question): Common symptoms of infection include:

(A): fatigue and decrease energy

(B): pain, swelling and discharge such as runny nose, vomiting and diarrhea

(C): fever and chis

(D): all of the above

138. (Question): During a fire alarm, which action is unsafe?

(A): closing doors and windows

(B): using elevators for a quick exit

(C): turning off oxygen

(D): moving clients to a safe place

139. (Question): When using a fire extinguisher, what is the first step?

(A): spray the contents in a direct line

(B): push down the top handle

(C): pull the safety pin out

(D): direct the extinguisher at the top of the fire

140. (Question): What can be done to prevent pressure sores?

(A): keep linens clean, dry and wrinkle free

(B): position the client as specified in the care plan

(C): you don't put pressure on your resident to get up, let them rest

(D): both b and c

141. (Question): What is false regarding a mechanical lift?

(A): the support worker must position the sling properly

(B): the support worker must make sure the lift works

(C): the support worker needs to check the resident's muscle strength

142. (D): the support worker must be trained in its use

(Question): If you get a minor burn, you should:

(A): putting butter on the burn helps

(B): keep the burnt area under cool water; pat dry; secure the dressing; report the

burn to the supervisor and seek medical attention if necessary

(C): call 911

(D): put gloves on the burned area

143. (Question): Who is at high risk of accidental injury?

(A): people of all ages

(B): only babies

(C): only elderly people

(D): all of the above

144. (Question): If a gown is spilled on, it is now:

(A): disposable

(B): sterile
(C): clean

(D): contaminated

145. (Question): When duties are assigned to a PSW by a nurse, how should the PSW

identify the client?

(A): check the client's name, birthdate and room number on the assignment sheet

(B): check if the client's name is on the back of their clothing

(C): check the ID band on client's wrist while calling them by name

(D): options b and c

146. (Question): What is true about bed rails?

(A): you raise them only if the care plan indicates you should

(B): restrained clients are at no risk of injury

(C): small clients are at no risk of injury

(D): none of the above

147. (Question): Proper use of PPE involves:

(A): wearing gloves when touching contaminated items

(B): reusing disposable gloves after your break

(C): removing PPE after leaving the work area

(D): using waterless hand sanitizer on gloves for reuse

148. (Question): Drug antagonism refers to:

(A): a response when the wrong dose was taken

(B): a response in addition to the intended response

(C): an unusually strong drug effect

(D): an unusually weak drug effect

149. (Question): What does PPE stand for?

(A): Protective Physical Exercises

(B): Personal Physical Effort

(C): Personal Protective Exercises

(D): Personal Protective Equipment

150. (Question): Regarding medication dose:

(A): exceeding it can be dangerous

(B): it is on the label and MAR

(C): it is prescribed to the client

(D): all of the above

151. (Question): A client suspects too much diuretic. You should:

(A): do nothing

(B): inform your supervisor

(C): say the nurse knows best

(D): ask what they want to happen

152. (Question): Distal refers to the:

(A): nearest to the trunk

(B): end of a root word

(C): part farthest from attachment

(D): closest to the midline

153. (Question): Proximal refers to the:

(A): side of the body

(B): part farthest from attachment

(C): nearest to the trunk

(D): middle of the body part

154. (Question): Assisting with medication includes:

(A): reminding medication schedule

(B): reading labels

(C): providing fluids

(D): all of the above

155. (Question): Regarding personal care of aging skin, the correct statement is:

(A): avoid water-based lotions

(B): use scented creams

(C): deodorants are not needed

(D): use a good deodorant soap

156. (Question): ASD refers to:

(A): cerebral palsy

(B): ASD

(C): intellectual disability

(D): ADHD

157.(Question): Carbohydrates provide:

(A): needs but no calories

(B): chemical substances from plants/animals

(C): tissue growth from meat and fish

(D): energy and fiber from plants

158. (Question): Child abuse must be reported to:

(A): hospital

(B): family

(C): emergency services

(D): public authority

159. (Question): Mrs. Prince's condition is:

(A): juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

(B): older adult arthritis

(C): rheumatoid arthritis

(D): osteoarthritis
160. (Question): Bladder training aims for:

(A): stoma healing

(B): bathroom independence

(C): catheter removal

(D): voluntary urination control

161. (Question): A back massage should:

(A): warm lotion

(B): use firm strokes

(C): last 1 minute

(D): both a and c

162. (Question): Daily urine output is:

(A): 1,200 mL

(B): 1,000 mL per shift

(C): 1,500 mL

(D): 1,000 mL

163. (Question): Hair loss is called:

(A): hirsutism

(B): alopecia

(C): decubitus

(D): pediculosis

164. (Question): Back massage is for:

(A): treating osteoporosis

(B): relaxing muscles

(C): stimulating circulation

(D): both a and b

165. (Question): A pressure sore is also known as:

(A): circulatory ulcer

(B): decubitus ulcer

(C): arterial ulcer

(D): skin tear

166. (Question): With a bedpan the PSW should:

(A): powder the rim

(B): rinse before use

(C): use a liner

(D): all of the above

167. (Question): When death is imminent it's important to:

(A): offer family privacy

(B): know whether to call 911

(C): know who to call

(D): all of the above

168. (Question): The Palliative Performance Scale:

(A): rates pain level

(B): measures function ability

(C): describes last bowel movement

(D): rates breathing difficulty

169. (Question): Grief is:

(A): affects the whole person

(B): the same for all people

(C): a natural response to loss

(D): both a and c

170. (Question): When grieving encourage:

(A): empathy, avoiding silence

(B): empathy, leaving room for silence, individualized care, acceptance

(C): empathy, silence, individualized care, extra support reporting

(D): encouragement to feel better

171. (Question): When caring for a dying resident the PSW must:

(A): allow only one visitor

(B): report condition changes

(C): wear full PPE

(D): keep the room dark

172. (Question): SDM is:

(A): makes decisions based on self

(B): chosen by client

(C): chosen by family

(D): only does financial decisions

173. (Question): Pain indicators include:

(A): yelling, screaming

(B): resisting care, grimacing, behavior changes

(C): rapid breathing, dry skin

(D): blinking, rashes

174. (Question): Regarding worries of addiction with opioids the PSW should:

(A): say the nurse/doctor knows best

(B): acknowledge concern, encourage talking to nurse, inform supervisor

(C): describe how the drug works

(D): determine if actually addicted

175.(Question): When providing post-mortem care as a PSW, which of these should you

avoid doing?

(A): Gather the resident's belongings

(B): Brush hair if necessary

(C): Discard hearing aids and/or glasses

(D): Place a disposable bed protector under the buttocks

176. (Question): Why is self-awareness important?

(A): You need to tell people what to do based on your experiences

(B): Personal beliefs may impact the care you provide

(C): Being culturally sensitive requires being aware of your own stereotypes

(D): Both b and c

177. (Question): Which of these relates to cultural beliefs about the causes of illness?

(A): Illness is caused by supernatural forces

(B): Ancient rituals are never used to treat illness

(C): Traditional healers do not treat illness

(D): Illness is caused by folk remedies

178. (Question): As a support worker, what should you promote to advocate for a

client’s quality of life?

(A): Kindness, honesty, sensitivity, comfort, discretion, respect, and understanding

(B): Client-centred care

(C): Dignity, independence, individualized care, preferences, privacy, safety

(D): Dignity, independence, individualized care, preferences, privacy, security

179. (Question): To respect personal space, how much distance should a support worker

keep when talking to a client?

(A): 240 cm (10 feet)

(B): 90 cm (3 feet)

(C): 60 cm (2 feet)

(D): 120 cm (5 feet)

180. (Question): Which statement about stress is true?

(A): A person experiences stress only when awake

(B): Stress occurs most in the morning

(C): Stress is not normal

(D): Stress affects the whole person

181. (Question): What does increased pulse, breathing, and blood pressure indicate in a

stressed person?

(A): Acute stress

(B): Emotional pressure

(C): Eustress

(D): Conflict

182. (Question): Mrs. Fleming lives independently but gets support services. Which of

these describes her situation?

(A): Long-term care

(B): Convalescent care

(C): Adult day care

(D): Assisted living

183. (Question): What can chronic stress lead to?

(A): Better digestion

(B): Better sleep

(C): Stressors

(D): Burnout

184. (Question): What is the meaning of the word element arthro-?

(A): Head

(B): Rib

(C): Joint

(D): Bone
185. (Question): Which statement about social support systems is true?

(A): Having a social support system is not important to wellness

(B): A social support system is a formal group

(C): Having a social support system is not helpful during a crisis

(D): Having a social support system can improve overall health

186. (Question): How is Canada's Medicare system best described?

(A): Health care coverage for all, even the unemployed

(B): An insurance plan run by a public organization

(C): A publicly funded health care system

(D): An interlocking set of health insurance plans, with federal and

provincial/territorial governments sharing responsibility

187. (Question): What is sexism?

(A): Feelings of impatience, intolerance, or prejudice based on age stereotypes

(B): Feelings of intolerance/prejudice based on gender

(C): The ability to interact effectively with diverse people

(D): Feelings of superiority/intolerance toward those with different appearances or

practices

188. (Question): Which statement about suffixes in medical terms is true?

(A): It is the main part of the word

(B): It is a shortened form of a word/phrase

(C): It is placed at the beginning of a word

(D): It is placed at the end of a word

189. (Question): How is delegation different in community vs. long-term care settings?

(A): The support worker is not accountable

(B): Written instructions should be provided

(C): Only a physician can delegate

(D): The support worker's performance is not assessed

190. (Question): When communicating across cultures, what should a support worker

consider?

(A): Meanings vary across cultures

(B): Never use silence

(C): Never use eye contact

(D): Never use touch

191.(Question): Upon learning that Russ, a resident at a health care centre, wishes to see

his religious leader, what should the support worker do?

(A): ask why the resident wants to do it

(B): take the resident to the chapel

(C): check the resident's care plan

(D): report the request to the supervising nurse

192. (Question): When Avelina, a support worker, observes Mr. Pereira's son making

inappropriate comments about his father's body, and notices that such remarks

are a recurring event, this behavior is an example of:

(A): sexual harassment

(B): bullying

(C): cyberbullying

(D): ageism

193. (Question): Mrs. Muryama's statement, "I didn't sleep at all last night because of

the

pain in my back," represents:

(A): a nursing diagnosis

(B): an intervention

(C): objective data

(D): subjective data

194. (Question): Which of the following statements is correct?

(A): Standard Practices are used for all persons.

(B): Standard Practices prevent the spread of pathogens through the air.

(C): Standard Practices require gowns, masks, gloves, and protective eyewear

(D): Standard Practices involve medical and surgical asepsis.

195. (Question): The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees our right to:

(A): Mobility

(B): Life, liberty, and security

(C): Vote

(D): All of the above

196. (Question): Which statement regarding sleep is correct?

(A): Ill and injured persons need as much sleep as healthy persons do.

(B): Tissue healing and repair occur during sleep.

(C): Napping should always be avoided.

(D): Voluntary muscle activity increases during sleep.

197. (Question): When log-rolling a person, what should the support worker do?

(A): Lower both bed rails

(B): Make sure the bed is in the Fowler’s position

(C): Lower the bed to the lowest position

(D): Turn the person as a unit in alignment with one motion

198. (Question): Emergency care of burns includes:

(A): Calling for someone to provide basic life support if needed

(B): Removing the person from the fi re or burn source

(C): Putting butter or oil on the burned skin

(D): Leaving the burns open to the air

199. (Question): Which is least effective in preventing or reducing odours?

(A): Using room deodorizers

(B): Emptying bedpans promptly

(C): Placing fresh flowers in the room

(D): Ensuring the client’s good personal hygiene

200. (Question): What should you do when taking a blood pressure?

(A): Place your stethoscope over the client’s brachial artery

(B): Wrap the cuff gently over the client’s clothing

(C): Take the blood pressure in the arm with an IV infusion

(D): Pump up the cuff as high as it will go and release the air very slowly