CAREGIVER CERTIFICATION COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED
◉ Normal blood sugar level. Answer: 70-100 mg/dL
◉ What is considered high blood sugar. Answer: 350 and above
◉ 5 rights of medication administration (aka medication
occurrence). Answer: right patient,
right medication,
right dose,
right time,
right route
◉ Fasting. Answer: don't eat 8 hours before procedure
◉ chain of command. Answer: the line of authority that moves from
the top of a hierarchy to the lowest level (use when reporting)
◉ washing hands. Answer: universal precaution
,◉ What is a stoma? How should it be cleaned?. Answer: an artificial
opening in the body that should be cleaned gently with soap and
water
◉ Are older people more prone to accidents?. Answer: yes
◉ Professional Ethics. Answer: personal, organizational and
corporate standards or behavior expected for professionals.
◉ DNR. Answer: do not resuscitate
◉ Behavior Management Techniques. Answer: speaking clearly and
directly in re-direction with short simple instruction
◉ Where do you give abdominal injections. Answer: 2 inches from
bellybutton
◉ What calms a yelling Alzheimer's resident. Answer: speaking
calmly
◉ HIPAA. Answer: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act
◉ Control substances has potential for what?. Answer: abuse
, ◉ What is sent to the lab?. Answer: Lab slip and specimen
◉ Is there a cause to Alzheimer's?. Answer: no
◉ What is a task of old age?. Answer: recalling past life experiences
◉ Can you put medication back in a bottle in the dropper is a part of
the cap?. Answer: yes
◉ what can the loss of interest in eating be a sign of?. Answer:
depression
◉ What is a de-esculation technique. Answer: remove self from
situation if resident in not in present danger
◉ Always refer to what documentation when giving medication?.
Answer: MAR: Medication Administration Record
◉ Will the physician give you all information you need to know
about ordering insulin including the route and when it should be
given?. Answer: yes
STUDY GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED
◉ Normal blood sugar level. Answer: 70-100 mg/dL
◉ What is considered high blood sugar. Answer: 350 and above
◉ 5 rights of medication administration (aka medication
occurrence). Answer: right patient,
right medication,
right dose,
right time,
right route
◉ Fasting. Answer: don't eat 8 hours before procedure
◉ chain of command. Answer: the line of authority that moves from
the top of a hierarchy to the lowest level (use when reporting)
◉ washing hands. Answer: universal precaution
,◉ What is a stoma? How should it be cleaned?. Answer: an artificial
opening in the body that should be cleaned gently with soap and
water
◉ Are older people more prone to accidents?. Answer: yes
◉ Professional Ethics. Answer: personal, organizational and
corporate standards or behavior expected for professionals.
◉ DNR. Answer: do not resuscitate
◉ Behavior Management Techniques. Answer: speaking clearly and
directly in re-direction with short simple instruction
◉ Where do you give abdominal injections. Answer: 2 inches from
bellybutton
◉ What calms a yelling Alzheimer's resident. Answer: speaking
calmly
◉ HIPAA. Answer: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act
◉ Control substances has potential for what?. Answer: abuse
, ◉ What is sent to the lab?. Answer: Lab slip and specimen
◉ Is there a cause to Alzheimer's?. Answer: no
◉ What is a task of old age?. Answer: recalling past life experiences
◉ Can you put medication back in a bottle in the dropper is a part of
the cap?. Answer: yes
◉ what can the loss of interest in eating be a sign of?. Answer:
depression
◉ What is a de-esculation technique. Answer: remove self from
situation if resident in not in present danger
◉ Always refer to what documentation when giving medication?.
Answer: MAR: Medication Administration Record
◉ Will the physician give you all information you need to know
about ordering insulin including the route and when it should be
given?. Answer: yes
