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Tuberculosis (TB) - ANSWER -infectious bacterial disease, most
commonly spread by inhalation of small particles and usually
affecting the lungs; may spread to other organs
resistant - ANSWER -drugs no longer work to kill the specific
bacteria
Multi-drug resistant TB - ANSWER -is a type of tb that can
develop when a
person with active TB does not take all the prescribed
medications.
phlegm - ANSWER -thick mucus from the respiratory passages
multi-drug resistant organisms - ANSWER -microorganisms
that are relatively
unaffected by infection-
battling drugs
,HBV (Hepatitis B Virus) - ANSWER -A virus that is transmitted
through blood and other bodily fluids that causes inflammation
of the liver. Can be spread through needles, birth, and sexual
contact. Can survive outside of the body for at least seven
days.
MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) -
ANSWER -is a common
type of bacteria that can cause
illness
VRE (vancomycin-resistant enterococcus) - ANSWER -
bacteria (enterococci)
that have developed resistance to the antibiotic
vancomycin
PASS acronym - ANSWER -Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
RACE acronym - ANSWER -Remove client from danger,
Activate 911, Contain
fire if possible, Extinguish or call fire department
to extinguish
restraint - ANSWER -a physical or chemical way to restrict
voluntary movement
or
behavior
Illegal in NJ unless specifically ordered by doctor
,restraint alternatives - ANSWER -any intervention used in place
of a restraint or
that reduces the need for a
restraint
Five Common Accidents in The Home - ANSWER -1. Falls:
Usually from
disorientation
2. Burns: Dr heat, wet heat, or
chemicals
3. Poisoning: Harmful substances that shouldn't
be swallowed
4. Cuts: Typically occur in kitchen or
bathroom
5. Choking: can occur when eating, drinking, or
swallowing meds
Safety tips - ANSWER -1. Make sure client's wear non-skid
shoes
2. Always lock wheelchairs before transfers
3. Make sure that they have everything that they need within
reach
4. Always check the stove before leaving the house
5. Check meds to make sure that they're not expired. Pay
attention to the labels and schedule
6. Get a non-slip mat for the bathtub. If they don't want to use it,
tell supervisor 7. Any time that you're working with someone
, under 18, there should another adult present. If not, call your
supervisor
Fire safety tips - ANSWER -Use wet towels or clothing to plug
a door way, to
prevent smoke from
entering
Use a damp covering over the face to reduce some smoke
inhalation
conscious - ANSWER -awake, alert, aware of one's
surroundings
In an emergency situation you should assess the____ and
assess the ____ -
ANSWER -Situation.
Victim.
cardiopulmonary resuscitation - ANSWER -CPR
obstructed airway - ANSWER -when something is blocking
the tube through
which air enters the
lungs
abdominal thrusts - ANSWER -a method of attempting to remove
an object from
Exam 2026-2027 Actual Complete Real Exam
Questions And Correct Answers (Verified Answers)
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Tuberculosis (TB) - ANSWER -infectious bacterial disease, most
commonly spread by inhalation of small particles and usually
affecting the lungs; may spread to other organs
resistant - ANSWER -drugs no longer work to kill the specific
bacteria
Multi-drug resistant TB - ANSWER -is a type of tb that can
develop when a
person with active TB does not take all the prescribed
medications.
phlegm - ANSWER -thick mucus from the respiratory passages
multi-drug resistant organisms - ANSWER -microorganisms
that are relatively
unaffected by infection-
battling drugs
,HBV (Hepatitis B Virus) - ANSWER -A virus that is transmitted
through blood and other bodily fluids that causes inflammation
of the liver. Can be spread through needles, birth, and sexual
contact. Can survive outside of the body for at least seven
days.
MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) -
ANSWER -is a common
type of bacteria that can cause
illness
VRE (vancomycin-resistant enterococcus) - ANSWER -
bacteria (enterococci)
that have developed resistance to the antibiotic
vancomycin
PASS acronym - ANSWER -Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
RACE acronym - ANSWER -Remove client from danger,
Activate 911, Contain
fire if possible, Extinguish or call fire department
to extinguish
restraint - ANSWER -a physical or chemical way to restrict
voluntary movement
or
behavior
Illegal in NJ unless specifically ordered by doctor
,restraint alternatives - ANSWER -any intervention used in place
of a restraint or
that reduces the need for a
restraint
Five Common Accidents in The Home - ANSWER -1. Falls:
Usually from
disorientation
2. Burns: Dr heat, wet heat, or
chemicals
3. Poisoning: Harmful substances that shouldn't
be swallowed
4. Cuts: Typically occur in kitchen or
bathroom
5. Choking: can occur when eating, drinking, or
swallowing meds
Safety tips - ANSWER -1. Make sure client's wear non-skid
shoes
2. Always lock wheelchairs before transfers
3. Make sure that they have everything that they need within
reach
4. Always check the stove before leaving the house
5. Check meds to make sure that they're not expired. Pay
attention to the labels and schedule
6. Get a non-slip mat for the bathtub. If they don't want to use it,
tell supervisor 7. Any time that you're working with someone
, under 18, there should another adult present. If not, call your
supervisor
Fire safety tips - ANSWER -Use wet towels or clothing to plug
a door way, to
prevent smoke from
entering
Use a damp covering over the face to reduce some smoke
inhalation
conscious - ANSWER -awake, alert, aware of one's
surroundings
In an emergency situation you should assess the____ and
assess the ____ -
ANSWER -Situation.
Victim.
cardiopulmonary resuscitation - ANSWER -CPR
obstructed airway - ANSWER -when something is blocking
the tube through
which air enters the
lungs
abdominal thrusts - ANSWER -a method of attempting to remove
an object from
