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PCA/CFSS WORKER TRAINING EXAM LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
John is 25 years old and lives at an adult foster care home. He
also attends a day training and habilitation program five days per
week. John has limited communication abilities.
On Monday morning, John arrives at his day program as usual.
As the day program staff persons are assisting him off of the van
they notice a large bruise on the left side of his face and neck.
When asked about the bruise, John is unable to tell the day
program staff persons how he sustained the bruise. - ANSWER-
Report the unexplained bruise to the Minnesota Adult Abuse
Reporting Center(MAARC/CEP). Also, have John evaluated by a
nurse at the day program or a health care clinic in the community.
Take pictures of the bruise.
Anna, appears very fragile. She is very thin and uses a walker.
You notice that she has bruises on the inside of her arm that
appear to be the size of fingertips. When you ask her how she got
those bruises she avoids the conversation. You know that her
adult son comes home some weekends and you have heard Anna
complain about his temper and alcohol consumption. You know
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that he is not staying with her now, but you're concerned that
when he comes back she won't be safe. - ANSWER-Call the
MAARC/ CEP and make a report of suspected maltreatment.
A resident who has dementia and a history of aggressive behavior
complains that the nursing assistant who put her to bed the night
before slapped her - ANSWER-Yes, the incident should be
reported.
Maltreatment means abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation -
ANSWER-Maltreatment
physical, emotional, or sexual - ANSWER-Abuse
the failure to provide for food, clothing, shelter, medical care
and/or supervision - ANSWER-Neglect
is the misuse of a funds, assets or property or the failure to use
the vulnerable adult's financial resources to care for the
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vulnerable adult, which results in or is likely to result in detriment
to the vulnerable adult - ANSWER-Financial Exploitation
Jane is 30 years old and lives in an adult foster care facility. Jane
is diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury and insulin dependent
diabetes. An adult foster care staff person brings Jane to see her
physician for a routine check-up. During the visit to her physician,
Jane's blood sugar levels are noted to be very high. The physician
asks Jane about the high blood sugar levels. Jane tells the
physician that she ran out of insulin three days ago and that the
person in charge of refilling her prescriptions at the facility said
that they were "working on" getting her some more. The physician
asks the staff person accompanying Jane about Jane not having
any insulin, but the staff person has no knowledge. - ANSWER--
Yes, the incident needs to be reported to the the Minnesota Adult
Abuse Reporting Center(MAARC/CEP) by the physician.
- Yes, the incident needs to be reported to the the Minnesota Adult
Abuse Reporting Center(MAARC/CEP) by the staff person
accompanying Jane to the appointment.
Marvel is a 90 year old woman who is living alone since the death
of her husband Bill, approximately one month ago. Bill had
PCA/CFSS WORKER TRAINING EXAM LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
John is 25 years old and lives at an adult foster care home. He
also attends a day training and habilitation program five days per
week. John has limited communication abilities.
On Monday morning, John arrives at his day program as usual.
As the day program staff persons are assisting him off of the van
they notice a large bruise on the left side of his face and neck.
When asked about the bruise, John is unable to tell the day
program staff persons how he sustained the bruise. - ANSWER-
Report the unexplained bruise to the Minnesota Adult Abuse
Reporting Center(MAARC/CEP). Also, have John evaluated by a
nurse at the day program or a health care clinic in the community.
Take pictures of the bruise.
Anna, appears very fragile. She is very thin and uses a walker.
You notice that she has bruises on the inside of her arm that
appear to be the size of fingertips. When you ask her how she got
those bruises she avoids the conversation. You know that her
adult son comes home some weekends and you have heard Anna
complain about his temper and alcohol consumption. You know
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that he is not staying with her now, but you're concerned that
when he comes back she won't be safe. - ANSWER-Call the
MAARC/ CEP and make a report of suspected maltreatment.
A resident who has dementia and a history of aggressive behavior
complains that the nursing assistant who put her to bed the night
before slapped her - ANSWER-Yes, the incident should be
reported.
Maltreatment means abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation -
ANSWER-Maltreatment
physical, emotional, or sexual - ANSWER-Abuse
the failure to provide for food, clothing, shelter, medical care
and/or supervision - ANSWER-Neglect
is the misuse of a funds, assets or property or the failure to use
the vulnerable adult's financial resources to care for the
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vulnerable adult, which results in or is likely to result in detriment
to the vulnerable adult - ANSWER-Financial Exploitation
Jane is 30 years old and lives in an adult foster care facility. Jane
is diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury and insulin dependent
diabetes. An adult foster care staff person brings Jane to see her
physician for a routine check-up. During the visit to her physician,
Jane's blood sugar levels are noted to be very high. The physician
asks Jane about the high blood sugar levels. Jane tells the
physician that she ran out of insulin three days ago and that the
person in charge of refilling her prescriptions at the facility said
that they were "working on" getting her some more. The physician
asks the staff person accompanying Jane about Jane not having
any insulin, but the staff person has no knowledge. - ANSWER--
Yes, the incident needs to be reported to the the Minnesota Adult
Abuse Reporting Center(MAARC/CEP) by the physician.
- Yes, the incident needs to be reported to the the Minnesota Adult
Abuse Reporting Center(MAARC/CEP) by the staff person
accompanying Jane to the appointment.
Marvel is a 90 year old woman who is living alone since the death
of her husband Bill, approximately one month ago. Bill had
