Test Bank for Sorrentino's
Canadian Textbook for the
Support Worker 5th Edition By
Mary Wilk (All Chapters 1-47
with Final Exam Practice
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, Final Exam Questions with Answers for Sorrentino's Canadian Textbook for the Support Worker 5e Mary
Wilk
Final Examination—Version 1
TRUE OR FALSE
Mark T for true. Mark F for false.
1. _______ The goal of health promotion is to reduce the risk of illness.
2. _______ A support worker can refuse to perform a delegated task.
3. _______ Tom, a support worker, feels that he is being harassed at work. Tom should ignore
it to avoid causing trouble.
4. _______ All employees who work at an agency have the right to read the clients’ or resi-
dents’ records.
5. _______ Listen and use silence when dealing with an angry person.
6. _______ During systole, the heart chambers fill with blood.
7. _______ The pancreas is called the master gland.
8. _______ The rate of growth and development is even and at a set pace.
9. _______ All persons age at the same rate.
10. _______ Long-term care facilities are designed to meet the special needs of older and disa-
bled persons.
11. _______ Pillows are used to position infants.
12. _______ Restraints are rarely used now.
13. _______ Household cleaners are kept in locked storage areas out of the reach of children and
confused adults.
14. _______ Transmission-Based Precautions are used in the care of all persons.
15. _______ The muscles in the lower back are used to lift heavy objects from the floor.
16. _______ Push, slide, or pull heavy objects rather than lift them.
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,17. _______ The support worker is going to transfer Mrs. Jones from the bed to a chair. Mrs.
Jones should be moved so that her affected side moves first.
18. _______ The call bell is always kept within the client’s reach.
19. _______ Soiled linen is placed on the floor in the client’s room until the support worker is
finished making the bed.
20. _______ Plastic bags or dry-cleaning bags can be used in the home to protect the mattress.
21. _______ Laura, the support worker, is providing oral care to an unconscious client. Laura
should hold the client’s mouth open with her fingers.
22. _______ The client can use the towel bar for support when getting in or out of the tub.
23. _______ Cut hair to remove matted or tangled hair.
24. _______ Support workers cut and trim toenails.
25. _______ The healthy adult excretes about 1500 mL of urine per day.
26. _______ Catheterization increases the risk of urinary tract infection.
27. _______ Ignoring the need to defecate can lead to constipation.
28. _______ Good oral hygiene and denture care improve the ability to taste.
29. _______ Support workers regulate IV solution flow rates.
30. _______ The brachial artery is used most often for taking a pulse.
31. _______ The blood pressure cuff is applied over clothing.
32. _______ The person with a contracture is permanently deformed and disabled.
33. _______ Illness and injury decrease the need for rest and sleep.
34. _______ Pain is personal. It differs for each person.
35. _______ Admission to a health care facility often causes anxiety and fear.
36. _______ The support worker may help orient a resident to his or her new environment.
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, 37. _______ Parents should give their children ASA/aspirin for flu symptoms.
38. _______ A sterile field is a work area that is clean.
39. _______ Coughing and deep-breathing exercises help prevent pneumonia.
40. _______ Infants and children are at an increased risk for pressure injuries.
41. _______ Tape is used to secure a dressing. Tape should encircle the entire body part.
42. _______ Hot compresses and packs are left in place for 30 to 35 minutes.
43. _______ Infants and children are at great risk for rapid changes in body temperature.
44. _______ Altered respiratory function may be acute or persistent.
45. _______ The alarm on Mr. Adelstein’s ventilator sounds. You should turn off the alarm and
call the nurse.
46. _______ Self-care is a major goal of rehabilitation.
47. _______ A person may be unaware of gradual hearing impairment.
48. _______ Glaucoma is always sudden in onset.
49. _______ Chemotherapy affects only cancer cells.
50. _______ Cigarette smoking is the most common cause of emphysema.
51. _______ Anxiety is seen in all mental health disorders.
52. _______ Depression is uncommon in older persons.
53. _______ Dementia is a normal part of aging.
54. _______ Confused clients do not have the right to personal choice.
55. _______ Epilepsy always interferes with the ability to learn.
56. _______ Attitudes and sexual needs stay the same as a person ages.
57. _______ The support worker has finished bottle-feeding a baby. The formula remaining in
the bottle is stored in the refrigerator.
Copyright © 2022 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Canadian Textbook for the
Support Worker 5th Edition By
Mary Wilk (All Chapters 1-47
with Final Exam Practice
Questions and Answers, 100%
Original Verified, A+ Garde)
This is The Only Original and
Complete Test Bank for 5th
Edition, All Other Files in The
Market are Fake/Old/Wrong
Edition.
, Final Exam Questions with Answers for Sorrentino's Canadian Textbook for the Support Worker 5e Mary
Wilk
Final Examination—Version 1
TRUE OR FALSE
Mark T for true. Mark F for false.
1. _______ The goal of health promotion is to reduce the risk of illness.
2. _______ A support worker can refuse to perform a delegated task.
3. _______ Tom, a support worker, feels that he is being harassed at work. Tom should ignore
it to avoid causing trouble.
4. _______ All employees who work at an agency have the right to read the clients’ or resi-
dents’ records.
5. _______ Listen and use silence when dealing with an angry person.
6. _______ During systole, the heart chambers fill with blood.
7. _______ The pancreas is called the master gland.
8. _______ The rate of growth and development is even and at a set pace.
9. _______ All persons age at the same rate.
10. _______ Long-term care facilities are designed to meet the special needs of older and disa-
bled persons.
11. _______ Pillows are used to position infants.
12. _______ Restraints are rarely used now.
13. _______ Household cleaners are kept in locked storage areas out of the reach of children and
confused adults.
14. _______ Transmission-Based Precautions are used in the care of all persons.
15. _______ The muscles in the lower back are used to lift heavy objects from the floor.
16. _______ Push, slide, or pull heavy objects rather than lift them.
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,17. _______ The support worker is going to transfer Mrs. Jones from the bed to a chair. Mrs.
Jones should be moved so that her affected side moves first.
18. _______ The call bell is always kept within the client’s reach.
19. _______ Soiled linen is placed on the floor in the client’s room until the support worker is
finished making the bed.
20. _______ Plastic bags or dry-cleaning bags can be used in the home to protect the mattress.
21. _______ Laura, the support worker, is providing oral care to an unconscious client. Laura
should hold the client’s mouth open with her fingers.
22. _______ The client can use the towel bar for support when getting in or out of the tub.
23. _______ Cut hair to remove matted or tangled hair.
24. _______ Support workers cut and trim toenails.
25. _______ The healthy adult excretes about 1500 mL of urine per day.
26. _______ Catheterization increases the risk of urinary tract infection.
27. _______ Ignoring the need to defecate can lead to constipation.
28. _______ Good oral hygiene and denture care improve the ability to taste.
29. _______ Support workers regulate IV solution flow rates.
30. _______ The brachial artery is used most often for taking a pulse.
31. _______ The blood pressure cuff is applied over clothing.
32. _______ The person with a contracture is permanently deformed and disabled.
33. _______ Illness and injury decrease the need for rest and sleep.
34. _______ Pain is personal. It differs for each person.
35. _______ Admission to a health care facility often causes anxiety and fear.
36. _______ The support worker may help orient a resident to his or her new environment.
Copyright © 2022 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
, 37. _______ Parents should give their children ASA/aspirin for flu symptoms.
38. _______ A sterile field is a work area that is clean.
39. _______ Coughing and deep-breathing exercises help prevent pneumonia.
40. _______ Infants and children are at an increased risk for pressure injuries.
41. _______ Tape is used to secure a dressing. Tape should encircle the entire body part.
42. _______ Hot compresses and packs are left in place for 30 to 35 minutes.
43. _______ Infants and children are at great risk for rapid changes in body temperature.
44. _______ Altered respiratory function may be acute or persistent.
45. _______ The alarm on Mr. Adelstein’s ventilator sounds. You should turn off the alarm and
call the nurse.
46. _______ Self-care is a major goal of rehabilitation.
47. _______ A person may be unaware of gradual hearing impairment.
48. _______ Glaucoma is always sudden in onset.
49. _______ Chemotherapy affects only cancer cells.
50. _______ Cigarette smoking is the most common cause of emphysema.
51. _______ Anxiety is seen in all mental health disorders.
52. _______ Depression is uncommon in older persons.
53. _______ Dementia is a normal part of aging.
54. _______ Confused clients do not have the right to personal choice.
55. _______ Epilepsy always interferes with the ability to learn.
56. _______ Attitudes and sexual needs stay the same as a person ages.
57. _______ The support worker has finished bottle-feeding a baby. The formula remaining in
the bottle is stored in the refrigerator.
Copyright © 2022 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
