HCA100 COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Benefits of working in a team include: - ✔✔collaboration, communication,
mentorship, problem solving, array of abilities and skills
✔✔Challenges of working in a team include: - ✔✔conflict, recognizing role boundaries,
expressing your needs and views
✔✔Who is in home care team - ✔✔client, family, case manager, physician (doctor),
nurses, support worker, supervisor
✔✔who is in hospital team - ✔✔doctors, nurses, HCA, PT, OT, dietitian, pharmacist
✔✔why is collaboration important? - ✔✔improves client outcomes, reduces medical
error, ensures communication and transfer of knowledge
✔✔Assigning means - ✔✔appointing someonhe to take on a task or responsibility within
their scope of practice
✔✔Task means - ✔✔a function, procedure, or activity that you assist the client with or
perform for (ADLs, IADLs, activities)
✔✔Delegation means - ✔✔the transfer of a function within our scope of practice
✔✔what are the 5 rights of delegation - ✔✔right task, right circumstances, right person,
right directions and communications, right supervision and evaluation
✔✔when do you have the right to say no to a task - ✔✔task is beyond scope of
practice, unsafe to do the task, concerned about ability to do it, the clients condition
changed
✔✔what is a legislation - ✔✔body of laws that govern behavouir of a country's residents
✔✔what is a right - ✔✔something which a person is justly entitled to
✔✔what is in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom - ✔✔freedom of conscience
and relgion, freedom of peaceful assembly and association (union & strike), right to
vote, right to enter/stay/live in Canada, right to life/liberity/security, freedom of
though/belief/opnion and expression, right to equality before and under the law
✔✔who is responsible for job safety in long-term care? - ✔✔employers and employees
✔✔what is an act - ✔✔a law
, ✔✔what is a regulation - ✔✔detailed rules that implement requirements of the act
✔✔what is POA - ✔✔power of attorney
✔✔Difference between a will and living will - ✔✔will manages the persons property,
living will addresses clients wishes for treatment and care preferences
✔✔advanced directive meaning - ✔✔legal document that allow clients to convey their
wishes about their own end-of-life care, including care and treatment
✔✔what is an estate trustee - ✔✔executor of will, carries out instructions of will
✔✔Liable meaning - ✔✔legally responsible
✔✔Tort meaning - ✔✔wrongful act against another person or their property
✔✔Negligence meaning - ✔✔person fails to act in a careful or competent manner
causing unintentional harm to person or property
✔✔Examples of negligence - ✔✔not performing a task properly, performing a task that
we are not qualified to do, making a mistake due to carelessness
✔✔what is civil law - ✔✔concerned with relationships between people
✔✔what is criminal law - ✔✔offences against the public and society in general
✔✔what is assault - ✔✔the threat or attempt to touch a clients body without their
consent (intentional)
✔✔what is battery - ✔✔actually touching a clients body without their consent
(intentional)
✔✔what is false imprisionment - ✔✔unlawful restraint or restriction on persons freedom
of movement (eg. belt, locking in room, preventing client from leaving facility)
✔✔what is invasion of privacy - ✔✔the right to not have personal/private information
made public without consent
✔✔what is defamation of character - ✔✔injuring name and reputation of someone by
making false statments to a third party
✔✔what is libel - ✔✔written defamation
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Benefits of working in a team include: - ✔✔collaboration, communication,
mentorship, problem solving, array of abilities and skills
✔✔Challenges of working in a team include: - ✔✔conflict, recognizing role boundaries,
expressing your needs and views
✔✔Who is in home care team - ✔✔client, family, case manager, physician (doctor),
nurses, support worker, supervisor
✔✔who is in hospital team - ✔✔doctors, nurses, HCA, PT, OT, dietitian, pharmacist
✔✔why is collaboration important? - ✔✔improves client outcomes, reduces medical
error, ensures communication and transfer of knowledge
✔✔Assigning means - ✔✔appointing someonhe to take on a task or responsibility within
their scope of practice
✔✔Task means - ✔✔a function, procedure, or activity that you assist the client with or
perform for (ADLs, IADLs, activities)
✔✔Delegation means - ✔✔the transfer of a function within our scope of practice
✔✔what are the 5 rights of delegation - ✔✔right task, right circumstances, right person,
right directions and communications, right supervision and evaluation
✔✔when do you have the right to say no to a task - ✔✔task is beyond scope of
practice, unsafe to do the task, concerned about ability to do it, the clients condition
changed
✔✔what is a legislation - ✔✔body of laws that govern behavouir of a country's residents
✔✔what is a right - ✔✔something which a person is justly entitled to
✔✔what is in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom - ✔✔freedom of conscience
and relgion, freedom of peaceful assembly and association (union & strike), right to
vote, right to enter/stay/live in Canada, right to life/liberity/security, freedom of
though/belief/opnion and expression, right to equality before and under the law
✔✔who is responsible for job safety in long-term care? - ✔✔employers and employees
✔✔what is an act - ✔✔a law
, ✔✔what is a regulation - ✔✔detailed rules that implement requirements of the act
✔✔what is POA - ✔✔power of attorney
✔✔Difference between a will and living will - ✔✔will manages the persons property,
living will addresses clients wishes for treatment and care preferences
✔✔advanced directive meaning - ✔✔legal document that allow clients to convey their
wishes about their own end-of-life care, including care and treatment
✔✔what is an estate trustee - ✔✔executor of will, carries out instructions of will
✔✔Liable meaning - ✔✔legally responsible
✔✔Tort meaning - ✔✔wrongful act against another person or their property
✔✔Negligence meaning - ✔✔person fails to act in a careful or competent manner
causing unintentional harm to person or property
✔✔Examples of negligence - ✔✔not performing a task properly, performing a task that
we are not qualified to do, making a mistake due to carelessness
✔✔what is civil law - ✔✔concerned with relationships between people
✔✔what is criminal law - ✔✔offences against the public and society in general
✔✔what is assault - ✔✔the threat or attempt to touch a clients body without their
consent (intentional)
✔✔what is battery - ✔✔actually touching a clients body without their consent
(intentional)
✔✔what is false imprisionment - ✔✔unlawful restraint or restriction on persons freedom
of movement (eg. belt, locking in room, preventing client from leaving facility)
✔✔what is invasion of privacy - ✔✔the right to not have personal/private information
made public without consent
✔✔what is defamation of character - ✔✔injuring name and reputation of someone by
making false statments to a third party
✔✔what is libel - ✔✔written defamation
