HCA 101 EXAM 2026 COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY GUIDE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉How can a HCA care well for client?. Answer: using gentleness
giving encouragement and praise, never harming,
showing warmth, demonstrating compassion, recognizing the
potential of each client and helping them to realize that potential
◉DIPPS. Answer: dignity, independence, preferences, privacy, safety
◉Respect. Answer: showing acceptance and regard for other person.
◉Compassion. Answer: loving concern for others, awareness of the
suffering of another person
◉Empathy. Answer: felt in response to a whole range of emotions,
involves listening and understanding the problem, ability to put
yourself in the place of another
◉Sympathy. Answer: an expression of pity for another, compassion*,
might offer advice and solutions
, ◉Competence. Answer: the ability to do something successfully or
efficiently
◉Holism. Answer: a concept that considers the whole person;
physical, social, psychological, and spiritual parts.
◉C-A-R-E. Answer: C- concern and compassion
A- awareness and acquaintanceship
R- respect and responsibility
E- experience and exploration
◉Pseudo-caring. Answer: try to be caring or want to appear caring
but aren't, "false caring"
◉Examples of pseudo-caring. Answer: obsessive and controlling,
smothering, being a martyr, rescuing when they can do it themselves
◉Models of care. Answer: acute care, respite care, rehabilitation
services, palliative care, mental health services, residential facilities
(complex/assisted)
◉3 phases of the client/HCA relationship. Answer: introductory
phase, productive phase, parting phase
STUDY GUIDE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉How can a HCA care well for client?. Answer: using gentleness
giving encouragement and praise, never harming,
showing warmth, demonstrating compassion, recognizing the
potential of each client and helping them to realize that potential
◉DIPPS. Answer: dignity, independence, preferences, privacy, safety
◉Respect. Answer: showing acceptance and regard for other person.
◉Compassion. Answer: loving concern for others, awareness of the
suffering of another person
◉Empathy. Answer: felt in response to a whole range of emotions,
involves listening and understanding the problem, ability to put
yourself in the place of another
◉Sympathy. Answer: an expression of pity for another, compassion*,
might offer advice and solutions
, ◉Competence. Answer: the ability to do something successfully or
efficiently
◉Holism. Answer: a concept that considers the whole person;
physical, social, psychological, and spiritual parts.
◉C-A-R-E. Answer: C- concern and compassion
A- awareness and acquaintanceship
R- respect and responsibility
E- experience and exploration
◉Pseudo-caring. Answer: try to be caring or want to appear caring
but aren't, "false caring"
◉Examples of pseudo-caring. Answer: obsessive and controlling,
smothering, being a martyr, rescuing when they can do it themselves
◉Models of care. Answer: acute care, respite care, rehabilitation
services, palliative care, mental health services, residential facilities
(complex/assisted)
◉3 phases of the client/HCA relationship. Answer: introductory
phase, productive phase, parting phase
