WTA C Exam – 2025–2026 –Test with Answer Key
1. The main responsibility of a WTA C worker is to:
a) Diagnose medical conditions
b) Provide safe care and support to clients
c) Prescribe medications
d) Develop medical treatment plans
2. When reporting an incident, you should:
a) Wait for supervisor approval before reporting
b) Document facts accurately and promptly
c) Only report if the client complains
d) Share the incident with coworkers only
3. Standard precautions are used to:
a) Protect only the client
b) Protect only staff
c) Prevent transmission of infection to both staff and clients
d) Replace hand hygiene
4. A client refuses care. The correct response is to:
a) Force the care
b) Document refusal and notify the supervisor
c) Ignore the refusal
d) Punish the client
5. Professional boundaries require:
a) Becoming close personal friends with clients
b) Sharing personal contact information
c) Maintaining respectful and appropriate relationships
d) Accepting gifts of significant value
, 6. Confidential information may be shared:
a) On social media
b) With family members of other clients
c) Only with authorized personnel
d) With coworkers informally
7. When lifting a client, proper body mechanics include:
a) Twisting while lifting
b) Bending at the waist
c) Keeping the back straight and bending at the knees
d) Lifting quickly without planning
8. A client exhibits signs of abuse. The WTA C worker should:
a) Ignore unless the client complains
b) Investigate independently
c) Report immediately according to policy
d) Document only if requested
9. Fire safety procedures require:
a) Ignoring alarms if no smoke is visible
b) Following the facility’s emergency plan
c) Waiting for instructions from another client
d) Continuing routine tasks
10. Ethical caregiving includes:
a) Respect
b) Confidentiality
c) Honesty
d) All of the above
True or False
11. Gloves replace proper hand hygiene.
True / False
1. The main responsibility of a WTA C worker is to:
a) Diagnose medical conditions
b) Provide safe care and support to clients
c) Prescribe medications
d) Develop medical treatment plans
2. When reporting an incident, you should:
a) Wait for supervisor approval before reporting
b) Document facts accurately and promptly
c) Only report if the client complains
d) Share the incident with coworkers only
3. Standard precautions are used to:
a) Protect only the client
b) Protect only staff
c) Prevent transmission of infection to both staff and clients
d) Replace hand hygiene
4. A client refuses care. The correct response is to:
a) Force the care
b) Document refusal and notify the supervisor
c) Ignore the refusal
d) Punish the client
5. Professional boundaries require:
a) Becoming close personal friends with clients
b) Sharing personal contact information
c) Maintaining respectful and appropriate relationships
d) Accepting gifts of significant value
, 6. Confidential information may be shared:
a) On social media
b) With family members of other clients
c) Only with authorized personnel
d) With coworkers informally
7. When lifting a client, proper body mechanics include:
a) Twisting while lifting
b) Bending at the waist
c) Keeping the back straight and bending at the knees
d) Lifting quickly without planning
8. A client exhibits signs of abuse. The WTA C worker should:
a) Ignore unless the client complains
b) Investigate independently
c) Report immediately according to policy
d) Document only if requested
9. Fire safety procedures require:
a) Ignoring alarms if no smoke is visible
b) Following the facility’s emergency plan
c) Waiting for instructions from another client
d) Continuing routine tasks
10. Ethical caregiving includes:
a) Respect
b) Confidentiality
c) Honesty
d) All of the above
True or False
11. Gloves replace proper hand hygiene.
True / False
