HCA 100 Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers
2026, Exams of Advanced Education
Stages of Growth & Development - ANSWER*Infancy (0-1 years)
Toddlerhood (1-3 years)
Preschool (3-6 years)
Middle Childhood (6-8 years)
Late Childhood (9-12 years)
*Adolescence (12-18 years)
Young adulthood (18-40 years)
Middle Adulthood (40-65 years)
Late Adulthood (65 years +)
*rapid growth phase
Chain of Infection - ANSWERInfectious Agent (Pathogen) -> Reservoir -> Portal of Exit
-> Mode of Transmission -> Portal of Entry -> Susceptible Host ->
, Safety Precautions to avoid SIDS - ANSWER1. Always lay babies on their backs for sleep
2. Do not lay baby on soft bedding products - ie. fluffy, plush, sheepskin, memory foam.
Remove soft toys from crib. Can cause CO buildup or suffocation.
3. Make sure baby is warm but never hot - do not overdress baby, use lightweight
blanket. If neck is sweaty, baby is too hot.
Professionalism - ANSWERApproach to work that demonstrates respect for others,
commitment, competence, and appropriate behaviour.
Must demonstrate:
1.Positive attitude
2.Sense of responsibility
3.Professional Appearance
4. Discretion about client info & personal matters
5. Lifelong learning (competence)
6. Advocating for client
7. Using acceptable speech & language
Support Worker Responsibilities - ANSWER1. Personal Care
2. Support for Nurses and other health care providers
3. Family Support
4. Social Support
5. Housekeeping or Home Management
Postpartum complications: risk factors - ANSWER1. Toxic Shock Syndrome - rare, life-
threatening illness that develops suddenly after infection. Can affect liver, lungs,
kidneys. Risk is very great, esp. if had episiotomy or vaginal tear. Must wear pads for
lochia, not tampons.
2026, Exams of Advanced Education
Stages of Growth & Development - ANSWER*Infancy (0-1 years)
Toddlerhood (1-3 years)
Preschool (3-6 years)
Middle Childhood (6-8 years)
Late Childhood (9-12 years)
*Adolescence (12-18 years)
Young adulthood (18-40 years)
Middle Adulthood (40-65 years)
Late Adulthood (65 years +)
*rapid growth phase
Chain of Infection - ANSWERInfectious Agent (Pathogen) -> Reservoir -> Portal of Exit
-> Mode of Transmission -> Portal of Entry -> Susceptible Host ->
, Safety Precautions to avoid SIDS - ANSWER1. Always lay babies on their backs for sleep
2. Do not lay baby on soft bedding products - ie. fluffy, plush, sheepskin, memory foam.
Remove soft toys from crib. Can cause CO buildup or suffocation.
3. Make sure baby is warm but never hot - do not overdress baby, use lightweight
blanket. If neck is sweaty, baby is too hot.
Professionalism - ANSWERApproach to work that demonstrates respect for others,
commitment, competence, and appropriate behaviour.
Must demonstrate:
1.Positive attitude
2.Sense of responsibility
3.Professional Appearance
4. Discretion about client info & personal matters
5. Lifelong learning (competence)
6. Advocating for client
7. Using acceptable speech & language
Support Worker Responsibilities - ANSWER1. Personal Care
2. Support for Nurses and other health care providers
3. Family Support
4. Social Support
5. Housekeeping or Home Management
Postpartum complications: risk factors - ANSWER1. Toxic Shock Syndrome - rare, life-
threatening illness that develops suddenly after infection. Can affect liver, lungs,
kidneys. Risk is very great, esp. if had episiotomy or vaginal tear. Must wear pads for
lochia, not tampons.
