Caregiver Training Assessment (CG 100) Practice Test

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• What approaches support dignity and autonomy during daily care tasks?
• Which action best demonstrates respecting a resident's privacy during care?
• How should you handle a client with known food allergies during meals?
• If abuse is suspected, the caregiver's first action is to
• Which term describes elastic stockings designed to promote circulation and decrease edema?
• In a fire emergency in a care setting, which action should you perform first?
• 240 ml equals how many cups?
• 1/2 cup equals how many milliliters?
• Which practice best supports client autonomy during daily care tasks?
• Which practice supports better sleep for clients and reduces caregiver fatigue?
• What information is essential to include during shift handoffs to ensure continuity of care?
• Nosocomial infections are also called healthcare-associated infections.
• Phantom pain is experienced by residents who have had which medical event?
• Which practice demonstrates cultural sensitivity?
• Tremors and a shuffling gait are typical signs of which condition?
• Which statement best defines a healthcare-associated infection?
• How should a caregiver respond if they suspect abuse or neglect of a client?
• An example of a physical restraint is
• Dysphagia is a term used to describe difficulty with which body function?
• The chain of command is
• Which of the following is another term for elastic stockings used to promote circulation?
• Having care explained before it is performed is a resident's legal right.
• Uneasiness or fear, often about a situation or condition, is called?
• One way a caregiver can help with normal aging changes related to the circulatory system is to
• How many milliliters are in 3/4 cup?
• Which is a direct outcome of following cleaning and infection control schedule?
• A myocardial infarction is known as a
• An alternative name for a pressure ulcer is decubitus ulcer.
• Which task is outside the scope of practice for a CG?
• Care explanations should be provided before performing care.
• If a boundary violation occurs, what is an appropriate action for the caregiver?
• Which type of care focuses on the comfort and dignity of the resident rather than on recovery or self-care?
• HAI stands for which term?
• How should you store and transmit client information securely in digital systems?
• Radial pulse is most often used to measure pulse rate.
• During evacuation planning, which statement describes caregiver responsibility?
• Which foods are not included in a kidney failure diet?
• Dementia is defined as which of the following?
• Which of the following is a sign of caregiver burnout?
• Restraint alternatives are described as which of the following?
• An artificial limb is called
• 1 tablespoon equals how many milliliters?
• Why is it important to follow facility protocol when wandering?
• How many cups are in 360 milliliters?
• Which action demonstrates presence and reassurance for a client nearing end of life?
• When a client refuses a needed care task, which statement best describes the appropriate action?
• To help with aging-related circulatory changes, a caregiver should
• Which of the following is NOT a key body mechanics principle to protect your back during lifting?
• A resident who is lying in the supine position is lying on which body area?
• Which device is used to assist with ambulation and transfers and is worn around the waist?
• Which item should be included in an effective incident report?
• Which term describes events that provoke agitation in residents?
• In dementia care, which practice helps reduce agitation?
• Which group is most likely to experience phantom limb pain?
• Which pulse is most often used for measuring pulse rate?
• Cleaning perineal area from back to front is recommended.
• What is the minimum number of showers/baths should a resident receive in an assisted living facility?
• Which respiratory rate is listed as normal in the material?
• Which of the following is a level of care in assisted living?
• Which symptom most strongly indicates that someone is choking?
• Palliative care focuses on which primary goal?
• Why should a caregiver never ignore a resident's request?
• Which practice protects client information in digital systems?
• A caregiver would use which item to assist a resident with standing from a chair?
• How often should immobile residents be repositioned to prevent skin breakdown?
• How many milliliters are in 2 tablespoons?
• Which of the following is a correct response if a resident is having a seizure?
• Which adjustment best promotes restful sleep for clients?
• Which is a core comfort measure for clients nearing end of life?
• 30 ml equals how many ounces?
• A persistent false belief that cannot be corrected by evidence is a?
• Degenerative diseases are best described as:
• Which statement best describes age-appropriate care considerations when working with pediatric clients?
• Which blood pressure measurement falls within the normal range?
• Which of the following is an example of therapeutic communication?
• Which practice supports safe meals for a client who may choke?
• What are essential steps to prevent falls when helping a client move in bed and transfer to a chair?
• If a resident needs assistance with bathing only, what type of care would this be?
• One basic Arizona regulation that applies to CGs is
• In the fire safety acronym PASS, what does the letter P stand for?
• Which statement about dementia is accurate?
• Before using a wheelchair, which safety check is essential?
• What is the first action you should take if a person's temperature is elevated and you are not trained to take vitals?
• What is the correct process to perform a transfer using a gait belt with a non-ambulatory client?
• A cerebrovascular accident is also called a
• What feeding strategy is recommended for a client with a small appetite who needs proper nutrition?
• Which of the following represents a normal respiratory rate?
• Phantom pain is most commonly experienced by residents with which condition?
• How should caregivers approach issues of sexuality, gender identity, and privacy with clients?
• What term describes events or conditions that provoke agitation in residents?
• How should a caregiver collaborate with a client's family while maintaining professional boundaries?
• Which device is used by caregivers to assist with ambulation and transfers?
• If the caregiver suspects that a resident is having a heart attack, she should
• What should be documented after assisting a transfer?
• Situations that lead residents to agitation are called?
• Difficulty swallowing is called
• How often should bed sheets be changed?
• Which statement is true about providing privacy during care?
• Which action helps reduce fall risk during daily routines?
• Which of the following remarks is a cliché?
• If an appliance has a frayed cord or looks unsafe, which action is correct?
• Promoting independence is a part of a caregiver's care of residents.
• Providing for a resident's privacy in care is considered which of the following?
• Which device is primarily used to assist long-distance mobility rather than direct transfers?
• Which line best demonstrates therapeutic communication?
• Residents are prone to fractures because of which factors?
• What steps should you take if a person with dementia begins to wander?
• What should a caregiver know about the client's emergency plan and evacuation routes?
• Which mental health condition is most commonly associated with suicide risk?
• Which details are essential when documenting a change in a client's condition?
• What is the normal respiration rate range for adults?
• What is the most important task to prevent the spread of infection?
• If a caregiver suspects that a resident is being abused, what is the proper action?
• PASS is the acronym that stands for
• When should a caregiver call emergency services (911) instead of waiting for a clinician?
• When collaborating with families, which principle helps maintain privacy while delivering care?
• Where should the gait belt be placed during a transfer?
• Skin breakdown can present as which color changes?
• What is a nasal cannula used for?
• When should a caregiver wear gloves?
• Before using a mechanical lift, which practice is essential?
• Skin breakdown is indicated by which color changes?
• Which sequence describes the five critical steps of proper hand hygiene before and after caregiving tasks?
• What is the term for areas of the body where bone lies close to the skin?
• Elastic stockings used to promote circulation and decrease edema are called?
• What is the primary purpose of a chemical restraint?
• What non-technical observations should caregivers document routinely about a client's health?
• Which task would be outside the CG's scope of practice?
• In resident care documentation, what does I&O help monitor?
• If a resident falls, the caregiver should
• When should bed sheets be changed due to condition?
• One way a caregiver can show respect for a resident's sexual identity?
• Pillaging is best described as which behavior?
• After noticing a resident has fallen, what should the caregiver do first?
• What is the correct order for removing PPE after use?
• What should you do before administering any medication or vitamin supplement in a caregiving role?
• Sundowning refers to a phenomenon characterized by confusion, restlessness, and agitation that occurs when?
• How should a caregiver care for a mentally ill resident?
• Perseverating in residents is best described as what?
• 5 ml equals how many teaspoons?
• Which statement about privacy during caregiving is most accurate?
• Which action best reduces environmental hazards in a home care setting?
• Call lights should always be left where a resident can easily reach it when the caregiver leaves the room.
• Most of the conditions in assisted living are chronic. This means that
• A resident was admitted with dementia and unable to make choices for himself. What type of care would be required?
• People who live in assisted living facilities are usually called
• The inhalation of food, fluid, or foreign material into the lungs is known as what term?
• What action should you take after completing an incident report?
• After a successful stand-and-pivot transfer, how should you release support?
• Why is it important to lock the chair or wheelchair during a transfer with a gait belt?
• How many ounces are in 120 milliliters?
• How should a caregiver maintain professional boundaries with clients and families?
• Which condition is typically associated with resting tremors and a shuffling gait?
• Which statement best describes the appropriate response to skin changes in a care setting?
• Which is a best practice during lifting or transfers?
• When giving a bath or shower, which safety measures minimize the risk of burns or slips?
• If you notice a cut or sore on a client's foot, what should you do?
• When documenting observations of a client's condition, how should caregiver notes be written?
• Which pulse is located behind the knee?
• Which statement best indicates a person is choking?
• What are the key elements of confidentiality and privacy in caregiver tasks?
• A cognitive impairment affects
• A cognitive impairment primarily impacts which of the following?
• What is an appropriate action when dehydration is suspected in an older adult?
• What is mandatory reporting and when is it required in caregiving roles?
• How can a caregiver assess dehydration risk in an older adult and respond appropriately?
• How can you respect privacy and dignity when working with clients from diverse backgrounds?
• Which type of mental illness is most commonly associated with suicide in older adults?
• An irreversible disease can usually be cured with medication and/or surgery. Which statement best reflects this claim?
• Sundowning can occur during which part of the day?
• Standard Precautions are designed to protect which groups?
• The abbreviation I&O stands for which of the following?
• Which action helps identify fall risks during daily routines?
• Which blood pressure reading should the caregiver recheck?
• Which meal would not be included in a heart failure diet?
• What document guides resident care?
• What sign indicates skin breakdown or pressure ulcers that require reporting?
• Pillaging is
• Why is it important to store cleaning products away from client areas and how should you manage chemical safety?
• Passive range of motion (PROM) exercises are done
• Which statement about dementia progression is true?
• Before letting a client use a walker, what precaution should you take?
• A persistent false belief, such as a person believing that people can read his thoughts, is called?
• Why is caregiver self-care important in caregiving?
• A resident drinks 12 ounces of iced tea at lunch. How many milliliters is this?
• In an assisted living facility, how often are showers or baths typically performed?
• What measure reduces choking risk for a client with dysphagia during meals?
• Which statement best describes Arizona CG training requirements?
• What strategies prevent pressure injuries in immobile clients?
• When documenting a client's refusal of care, which information should be included?
• How many teaspoons are in 15 milliliters?
• Which safety-related statement is true regarding electrical appliances?
• Provide three evidence-based communication strategies when working with a person who has dementia.
• Perseverating refers to
• What is the proper sequence for reporting incidents or accidents in care work?
• Which term describes uneasiness or fear about a situation or condition?
• The inability for a resident to express himself as a result of a cerebrovascular accident (stroke) is called
• Which direction is correct when performing perineal care?
• What term describes areas of the body where bone lies close to the skin?
• A chemical restraint is
• Standard Precautions should be practiced on which individuals?
• What are the three levels of care in assisted living?
• In incident reporting, why is preserving evidence important?
• What is the correct method to use a transfer belt during a transfer?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommended foot-care practice for clients with diabetes?
• Another name for a pressure ulcer is decubitus ulcers.
• RACE is the acronym that stands for
• What are best practices for incontinence management?
• In which type of environments do microorganisms thrive?