CAREGIVER
CAREGIVER EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS %
CORRECT.
Assisted living Communities in Arizona are licensed based on the level of care they
are authorized to provide. What are these levels of care? answer >>>>>
Supervisory care services, personal care services, and directed care service
A ______ is a method or way of doing something answer >>>>> Procedure
If a surveyor asks a caregiver a question and the caregiver does not know the
answer, what would the response be? answer >>>>> The caregiver should admit
that they do not know and should find out the answer.
Service plans should address: answer >>>>> Cognitive needs, Activities of daily
living, Activity preferences
Which one is an objective of a service plan? answer >>>>> Realistic
Regular inspections performed in facilities to make sure they are following state
and federal regulations are called: answer >>>>> Surveys
A new resident is admitted for general supervision with the assistance in the self-
administration of their medications. What Arizona level of care are they? answer
>>>>> Supervisory Care Services
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What is the most important thing for a caregiver to know about the resident's in
their care? answer >>>>> That each resident is an individual with their own
abilities and needs
Why do residents have a right to be involved in their own service planning?
answer >>>>> Because residents are more likely to continue treatment if they are
involved in the planning.
In their care plan the resident has "impaired mobility related to recent
hospitalization" as a need. A goal for this need should be: answer >>>>> Resident
will ambulate independently using a front-wheeled walker
Assisted Living Communities in Arizona are licensed based on the level of care
they are authorized to provide. What are these levels of care? answer >>>>>
Supervisory care services, personal care services, and directed care services
Mr. Jones has Alzheimer's. He forgets to eat and drink if not reminded, forgets
how to brush his teeth, and frequently gets lost within the facility. What level of
care is he? answer >>>>> Directed Care Services
The purpose of a service plan is to: answer >>>>> To plan and communicate the
care of the resident to all care team members.
___________ is a course of action that should be taken every time a certain
situation occurs answer >>>>> Policy
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The first and best source to listen to when creating a service plan is: answer
>>>>> The resident
Which of the following statements is true of residents as a part of the care team?
answer >>>>> The care team revolves around the resident and their condition,
treatment, and progress
What is one reason why reporting a resident's changes and problems to the
supervisor is a very important role of the caregiver? answer >>>>> The care plan
must be updated as the resident's condition changes.
What BEST describes personal care services: answer >>>>> Assisting the resident
with their bathing and dressing
When asked by the nurse to perform a task you do not know how to do you
should say: answer >>>>> “Can you show me how to do it?"
Which of the following healthcare settings is generally for people who will die in
six months or less? answer >>>>> Hospice care
What is expected of a caregiver if he suspects that a resident is being abused.
answer >>>>> The caregiver should report it to the supervisor immediately.
Which of the following behaviors promotes Residents' Rights? answer >>>>>
Encouraging a resident to participate in care planning
What are typical duties of an ombudsman? answer >>>>> An ombudsman
advocates for residents and helps settle disputes.
CAREGIVER EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS %
CORRECT.
Assisted living Communities in Arizona are licensed based on the level of care they
are authorized to provide. What are these levels of care? answer >>>>>
Supervisory care services, personal care services, and directed care service
A ______ is a method or way of doing something answer >>>>> Procedure
If a surveyor asks a caregiver a question and the caregiver does not know the
answer, what would the response be? answer >>>>> The caregiver should admit
that they do not know and should find out the answer.
Service plans should address: answer >>>>> Cognitive needs, Activities of daily
living, Activity preferences
Which one is an objective of a service plan? answer >>>>> Realistic
Regular inspections performed in facilities to make sure they are following state
and federal regulations are called: answer >>>>> Surveys
A new resident is admitted for general supervision with the assistance in the self-
administration of their medications. What Arizona level of care are they? answer
>>>>> Supervisory Care Services
,CAREGIVER
What is the most important thing for a caregiver to know about the resident's in
their care? answer >>>>> That each resident is an individual with their own
abilities and needs
Why do residents have a right to be involved in their own service planning?
answer >>>>> Because residents are more likely to continue treatment if they are
involved in the planning.
In their care plan the resident has "impaired mobility related to recent
hospitalization" as a need. A goal for this need should be: answer >>>>> Resident
will ambulate independently using a front-wheeled walker
Assisted Living Communities in Arizona are licensed based on the level of care
they are authorized to provide. What are these levels of care? answer >>>>>
Supervisory care services, personal care services, and directed care services
Mr. Jones has Alzheimer's. He forgets to eat and drink if not reminded, forgets
how to brush his teeth, and frequently gets lost within the facility. What level of
care is he? answer >>>>> Directed Care Services
The purpose of a service plan is to: answer >>>>> To plan and communicate the
care of the resident to all care team members.
___________ is a course of action that should be taken every time a certain
situation occurs answer >>>>> Policy
, CAREGIVER
The first and best source to listen to when creating a service plan is: answer
>>>>> The resident
Which of the following statements is true of residents as a part of the care team?
answer >>>>> The care team revolves around the resident and their condition,
treatment, and progress
What is one reason why reporting a resident's changes and problems to the
supervisor is a very important role of the caregiver? answer >>>>> The care plan
must be updated as the resident's condition changes.
What BEST describes personal care services: answer >>>>> Assisting the resident
with their bathing and dressing
When asked by the nurse to perform a task you do not know how to do you
should say: answer >>>>> “Can you show me how to do it?"
Which of the following healthcare settings is generally for people who will die in
six months or less? answer >>>>> Hospice care
What is expected of a caregiver if he suspects that a resident is being abused.
answer >>>>> The caregiver should report it to the supervisor immediately.
Which of the following behaviors promotes Residents' Rights? answer >>>>>
Encouraging a resident to participate in care planning
What are typical duties of an ombudsman? answer >>>>> An ombudsman
advocates for residents and helps settle disputes.
