HCA 202 MULTIPLE CHOICE FINAL
REVIEW 2026 QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ sundowning means what. Answer: becomes worse in the late
afternoon and evening hours
⩥ strategies to maintain a client's abilities include. Answer: All of the
above
⩥ the following are normal physical aging changes except. Answer:
Muscles get bigger
⩥ The physio logical changes that occur with aging may result in.
Answer: the ability to spit becomes harder
⩥ Examples of acute illness may include. Answer: flu
⩥ An acute illness can change the capabilities of a person with dementia
it can result in. Answer: decreased independence
⩥ Signs in pain with a person with dementia. Answer: decrease ability to
communicate
, ⩥ a person in the late stage of dementia will. Answer: lose the ability to
perform their ADLs
⩥ A client with dementia thinks that the food has been poisoned What is
this client experiencing. Answer: a delusion
⩥ Kieran is a new HCA caring for Mrs. Robinson who is diagnosed with
middle stage dementia what should care new member with Mrs.
Robinson starts to show signs of aggression and disruptive behaviour.
Answer: Disruptive or aggressive behaviour is responsive behaviours
⩥ Mrs. law diagnosed with early stage dementia and has been newly
admitted into your facility or cared for the hca should remember that.
Answer: Less able to describe by caregivers
⩥ Strategies used for clients who wander. Answer: create physical
barriers
⩥ In what does cognitive function refer to. Answer: memory
understanding judgment and behaviour
⩥ Which one of the following measure should this support worker
question when working with a client who is experienced in confusion.
Answer: hide clocks and calendars
REVIEW 2026 QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ sundowning means what. Answer: becomes worse in the late
afternoon and evening hours
⩥ strategies to maintain a client's abilities include. Answer: All of the
above
⩥ the following are normal physical aging changes except. Answer:
Muscles get bigger
⩥ The physio logical changes that occur with aging may result in.
Answer: the ability to spit becomes harder
⩥ Examples of acute illness may include. Answer: flu
⩥ An acute illness can change the capabilities of a person with dementia
it can result in. Answer: decreased independence
⩥ Signs in pain with a person with dementia. Answer: decrease ability to
communicate
, ⩥ a person in the late stage of dementia will. Answer: lose the ability to
perform their ADLs
⩥ A client with dementia thinks that the food has been poisoned What is
this client experiencing. Answer: a delusion
⩥ Kieran is a new HCA caring for Mrs. Robinson who is diagnosed with
middle stage dementia what should care new member with Mrs.
Robinson starts to show signs of aggression and disruptive behaviour.
Answer: Disruptive or aggressive behaviour is responsive behaviours
⩥ Mrs. law diagnosed with early stage dementia and has been newly
admitted into your facility or cared for the hca should remember that.
Answer: Less able to describe by caregivers
⩥ Strategies used for clients who wander. Answer: create physical
barriers
⩥ In what does cognitive function refer to. Answer: memory
understanding judgment and behaviour
⩥ Which one of the following measure should this support worker
question when working with a client who is experienced in confusion.
Answer: hide clocks and calendars
