FINAL EXAM REVIEWER (Health Care Aide) Questions And Answers Solutions Guaranteed

Physiotherapist - Correct Answers- "Physical therapist" focuses on rehabilitation; assists clients with musculoskeletal impairments. - Focuses on restoring function and preventing disability from illness/ injury. - Regulated worker Social Worker - Correct Answers- Social worker: helps clients and families deal with social/ emotional issues related to illness and recovery. - Can be regulated or unregulated varies according to province or territory. Positive Attitude - Correct Answers- Positive attitude: the work you do is very important and people rely on you to give efficient care and support. - You need to believe that you enjoy your work. - Be enthusiastic, considerate, courteous, honest and cooperative. - Speak in a professional manner, do not gossip and do not complain. V.O.N - Correct AnswersVictorian Order of Nurses Tertiary - Correct AnswersSpecialized, highly technical level of health care that takes place in large research and teaching hospitals. Most costly level of health care. Health Promotion - Correct AnswersStrategies that improve/ maintain health and independence. Disease Prevention - Correct AnswersStrategies that prevent the occurrence of disease/ injury. Stress - Correct AnswersThe emotional, behavioral, or physical response to an event or a situation. It affects the whole person and can have a positive or a negative effect on all dimensions. Stressor - Correct AnswersIs an event or a situation (various factors) that causes stress. Burnout - Correct AnswersA state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion. Chronic stress leads to this. Solving Problem - Correct AnswersA process that requires identifying and analyzing problem, finding a solution and devising a plan to apply to that situation. Hypoxemia - Correct AnswersLack of oxygen in the blood Code of Ethics - Correct Answers- These codes describe the ideals of the profession as well as standards of conduct that group members must follow. - Provides guidelines for ethical behavior, but cannot give answers or rules. Justice - Correct AnswersFair and equal treatment Beneficence - Correct Answers- Doing or promoting good. - To apply the principle of beneficence in your work life, always consider meeting the client's needs to be your most important function. Self- Determination - Correct AnswersHaving the freedom and choice to make decisions that affect one's life. Also known as "Autonomy". Autonomy - Correct Answers"self- determination": having the freedom and choice to make decisions that affects one's life. Liable - Correct AnswersLiable is being legally responsible for your own actions that could lead to being fined, sued or even imprisoned. Negligence - Correct AnswersOccurs when a person fails to act in a careful or competent manner and thereby harms the client or damages property. Assault - Correct AnswersCan be defined as intentionally attempting/ threathening to touch a client's body without the client's consent, causing client to fear bodily harm. Battery - Correct AnswersBattery is the actual intentional touching of a client's body without the client's consent. Respite Care - Correct Answers- Temporary care of a person who requires a high level of support, care, and supervision. - Gives the person's caregivers a break from their duties and is provided by support workers in client's home. Resident - Correct AnswersA person living in a residential facility (assisted- living facility, retirement home, long - term care facility). Challenges with Home Care - Correct Answers- working on your own - taking direction from different health care providers - maintaining professional boundaries - providing for client's safety - providing for your personal safety Interpersonal Communication - Correct Answers- Exchange of information between 2 people, usually face to face. - A message is sent by one person "sender" and is received and interpreted by another person "receiver". 1st step in Delegation - Correct AnswersThe support worker understands what the responsibilities are when performing the task.