AFH TEST QUESTIONS WITH PASSED ANSWERS 2026/27!! 2026/2027 2026/2027 | Page 1 | Passing Score: 75%
AFH EXAMINATION
AFH TEST QUESTIONS WITH PASSED ANSWERS
2026/27!! 2026/2027
AFH CERTIFICATION . Official Exam 2026/2027
100 75% CERTIFIED
QUESTIONS PASSING SCORE RECERTIFICATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1 Resident Rights and Advocacy Q1-Q20
Section 2 Care Planning and Service Delivery Q21-Q40
Section 3 Safety and Emergency Procedures Q41-Q60
Section 4 Medication Management Q61-Q80
Section 5 Regulatory Compliance and Administration Q81-Q100
Instructions: Select the single best answer for each question. This exam is designed for AFH certification preparation.
Passing score: 75% (75 questions correct).
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,SECTION 1 | Resident Rights and Advocacy | Q1-Q20 | AFH TEST QUESTIONS WITH PASSED ANSWERS 2026/27!! 2026/2027
2026/2027
Q1 Question 1 of 100
A 78-year-old resident in an adult family home refuses to take his prescribed blood pressure
medication, stating that he does not like the side effects. The caregiver's most appropriate
response is to
A. Respect the resident's right to refuse and document the refusal along with the reason
B. Crush the medication and hide it in the resident's food without telling him
C. Force the resident to take the medication because it is prescribed by a doctor
D. Call the resident's family to override his decision about his own care
Correct Answer: A
Rationale:
Residents have the right to refuse medication. The caregiver must respect this right while documenting the
refusal and reason. Hiding medication is unethical and illegal. Forcing medication violates autonomy.
Family cannot override a competent resident's decision.
Q2 Question 2 of 100
A new resident moves into an adult family home and the administrator explains her rights. The
resident has the right to all of the following except
A. Privacy during personal care and medical treatment
B. Requiring the facility to hire specific staff members of the resident's choosing
C. Participation in developing her own care plan
D. Freedom from physical and chemical restraints unless medically ordered
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Residents cannot require facilities to hire specific staff. However, they do have rights to privacy, care plan
participation, and freedom from unnecessary restraints. The right to choose staff is not a recognized
resident right in AFH regulations.
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,Q3 Question 3 of 100
A caregiver notices that a resident's personal mail has been opened by another staff member. The
most appropriate action is to
A. Ignore the situation because the staff member may have had a good reason
B. Open all future mail to ensure consistency in handling resident correspondence
C. Report the privacy violation to the administrator immediately
D. Ask the resident if they mind having their mail opened by staff
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Opening a resident's mail is a privacy violation. The caregiver must report it to the administrator. Ignoring it
allows continued rights violations. Opening all mail compounds the problem. The resident's consent does
not make unauthorized opening acceptable.
Q4 Question 4 of 100
A resident wishes to attend a religious service outside the home on Sundays. The adult family
home is required to
A. Deny the request because it is not the facility's responsibility to provide transportation
B. Allow the resident to leave only if a family member provides transportation
C. Require the resident to attend services held within the facility instead
D. Arrange transportation or make reasonable accommodations for the resident to attend
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Residents have the right to practice their religion, and facilities must make reasonable accommodations.
Denying the request, conditioning it on family involvement, or restricting to in-facility services violates this
right.
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, Q5 Question 5 of 100
An adult family home resident wants to make a phone call to file a complaint about her care. The
caregiver should
A. Provide the resident with the phone number and ensure private access to a telephone
B. Listen to the call to ensure the resident provides accurate information
C. Discourage the complaint and offer to resolve the issue internally first
D. Require the resident to discuss the complaint with the administrator before calling
Correct Answer: A
Rationale:
Residents have the right to make complaints without interference. The caregiver must provide access to a
phone and privacy. Listening in violates confidentiality. Discouraging complaints or requiring prior approval
violates rights.
Q6 Question 6 of 100
A resident's family member requests access to the resident's medical records. The administrator
should
A. Provide the records immediately because family members have automatic access
B. Release records only with the resident's written consent or legal authorization
C. Deny all record requests from family members regardless of circumstances
D. Release records only if the family member is the resident's power of attorney
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Medical records are confidential and can only be released with the resident's consent or legal
authorization. Family members do not have automatic access. Blanket denial is inappropriate. Power of
attorney is one form of authorization but not the only acceptable one.
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AFH EXAMINATION
AFH TEST QUESTIONS WITH PASSED ANSWERS
2026/27!! 2026/2027
AFH CERTIFICATION . Official Exam 2026/2027
100 75% CERTIFIED
QUESTIONS PASSING SCORE RECERTIFICATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1 Resident Rights and Advocacy Q1-Q20
Section 2 Care Planning and Service Delivery Q21-Q40
Section 3 Safety and Emergency Procedures Q41-Q60
Section 4 Medication Management Q61-Q80
Section 5 Regulatory Compliance and Administration Q81-Q100
Instructions: Select the single best answer for each question. This exam is designed for AFH certification preparation.
Passing score: 75% (75 questions correct).
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,SECTION 1 | Resident Rights and Advocacy | Q1-Q20 | AFH TEST QUESTIONS WITH PASSED ANSWERS 2026/27!! 2026/2027
2026/2027
Q1 Question 1 of 100
A 78-year-old resident in an adult family home refuses to take his prescribed blood pressure
medication, stating that he does not like the side effects. The caregiver's most appropriate
response is to
A. Respect the resident's right to refuse and document the refusal along with the reason
B. Crush the medication and hide it in the resident's food without telling him
C. Force the resident to take the medication because it is prescribed by a doctor
D. Call the resident's family to override his decision about his own care
Correct Answer: A
Rationale:
Residents have the right to refuse medication. The caregiver must respect this right while documenting the
refusal and reason. Hiding medication is unethical and illegal. Forcing medication violates autonomy.
Family cannot override a competent resident's decision.
Q2 Question 2 of 100
A new resident moves into an adult family home and the administrator explains her rights. The
resident has the right to all of the following except
A. Privacy during personal care and medical treatment
B. Requiring the facility to hire specific staff members of the resident's choosing
C. Participation in developing her own care plan
D. Freedom from physical and chemical restraints unless medically ordered
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Residents cannot require facilities to hire specific staff. However, they do have rights to privacy, care plan
participation, and freedom from unnecessary restraints. The right to choose staff is not a recognized
resident right in AFH regulations.
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,Q3 Question 3 of 100
A caregiver notices that a resident's personal mail has been opened by another staff member. The
most appropriate action is to
A. Ignore the situation because the staff member may have had a good reason
B. Open all future mail to ensure consistency in handling resident correspondence
C. Report the privacy violation to the administrator immediately
D. Ask the resident if they mind having their mail opened by staff
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Opening a resident's mail is a privacy violation. The caregiver must report it to the administrator. Ignoring it
allows continued rights violations. Opening all mail compounds the problem. The resident's consent does
not make unauthorized opening acceptable.
Q4 Question 4 of 100
A resident wishes to attend a religious service outside the home on Sundays. The adult family
home is required to
A. Deny the request because it is not the facility's responsibility to provide transportation
B. Allow the resident to leave only if a family member provides transportation
C. Require the resident to attend services held within the facility instead
D. Arrange transportation or make reasonable accommodations for the resident to attend
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Residents have the right to practice their religion, and facilities must make reasonable accommodations.
Denying the request, conditioning it on family involvement, or restricting to in-facility services violates this
right.
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, Q5 Question 5 of 100
An adult family home resident wants to make a phone call to file a complaint about her care. The
caregiver should
A. Provide the resident with the phone number and ensure private access to a telephone
B. Listen to the call to ensure the resident provides accurate information
C. Discourage the complaint and offer to resolve the issue internally first
D. Require the resident to discuss the complaint with the administrator before calling
Correct Answer: A
Rationale:
Residents have the right to make complaints without interference. The caregiver must provide access to a
phone and privacy. Listening in violates confidentiality. Discouraging complaints or requiring prior approval
violates rights.
Q6 Question 6 of 100
A resident's family member requests access to the resident's medical records. The administrator
should
A. Provide the records immediately because family members have automatic access
B. Release records only with the resident's written consent or legal authorization
C. Deny all record requests from family members regardless of circumstances
D. Release records only if the family member is the resident's power of attorney
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Medical records are confidential and can only be released with the resident's consent or legal
authorization. Family members do not have automatic access. Blanket denial is inappropriate. Power of
attorney is one form of authorization but not the only acceptable one.
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