Page | 1
HCA 201A FINAL EXAM BRAND NEW
ACTUAL EXAM WITH ANSWERS.
1. What structure carries messages to the brain for interpretation
of what is being heard - correct answer -the auditory nerve
2. A client has glaucoma how would the client describe their
ability to see - correct answer -the client cannot see towards
the side and has tunnel vision
3. Mr gutsy has suffered a stroke prior to the stroke he did
crossword puzzles at a high level he's finding it very hard to do
it now and can't remember the words like he used to what part
of the brain was most likely affected - correct answer -cerebrum
4. What is age related muscular degeneration - correct answer -a
disease that blurs central vision
5. A client has a hearing assistant dog, how will the dog assist the
client - correct answer -the dog is trained to alert the client of
certain sounds
, Page | 2
6. How would the support worker care for clients contact lenses -
correct answer -follow the manufacturer's instructions
7. Which system is simulated when a person is excited exercising
or scared - correct answer -the sympathetic nervous system
8. Semi Fowler's - correct answer -Head of bed 30-45 degrees
9. Low Fowler's - correct answer -Head of bed at 15-30 degrees
10. Supine position (dorsal recumbent position) - correct answer
-The back-lying position
11. Prone position - correct answer -The client lies on the
abdomen with the head turned to one side
, Page | 3
12. Lateral position (sidelying position) - correct answer -The
client lies on one side or the other
13. Sims' position (semi prone side position) - correct answer -
This is a left side-lying position, Used to administer enemas
14. Sitting Position - correct answer -Clients who sit in chairs
must hold their upper bodies and heads erect , feet are flat on
the floor or on wheelchair footplates
15. Rehabilitative Care - correct answer -is the process of
restoring a client to his or her highest possible level of
functioning through the use of therapy, exercise or other
methods
16. Restorative Care - correct answer -is also aimed at
preventing health deterioration and maintain or improving a
clients quality of life, and also looks at restoring the client to
their previous functional level whenever possible
HCA 201A FINAL EXAM BRAND NEW
ACTUAL EXAM WITH ANSWERS.
1. What structure carries messages to the brain for interpretation
of what is being heard - correct answer -the auditory nerve
2. A client has glaucoma how would the client describe their
ability to see - correct answer -the client cannot see towards
the side and has tunnel vision
3. Mr gutsy has suffered a stroke prior to the stroke he did
crossword puzzles at a high level he's finding it very hard to do
it now and can't remember the words like he used to what part
of the brain was most likely affected - correct answer -cerebrum
4. What is age related muscular degeneration - correct answer -a
disease that blurs central vision
5. A client has a hearing assistant dog, how will the dog assist the
client - correct answer -the dog is trained to alert the client of
certain sounds
, Page | 2
6. How would the support worker care for clients contact lenses -
correct answer -follow the manufacturer's instructions
7. Which system is simulated when a person is excited exercising
or scared - correct answer -the sympathetic nervous system
8. Semi Fowler's - correct answer -Head of bed 30-45 degrees
9. Low Fowler's - correct answer -Head of bed at 15-30 degrees
10. Supine position (dorsal recumbent position) - correct answer
-The back-lying position
11. Prone position - correct answer -The client lies on the
abdomen with the head turned to one side
, Page | 3
12. Lateral position (sidelying position) - correct answer -The
client lies on one side or the other
13. Sims' position (semi prone side position) - correct answer -
This is a left side-lying position, Used to administer enemas
14. Sitting Position - correct answer -Clients who sit in chairs
must hold their upper bodies and heads erect , feet are flat on
the floor or on wheelchair footplates
15. Rehabilitative Care - correct answer -is the process of
restoring a client to his or her highest possible level of
functioning through the use of therapy, exercise or other
methods
16. Restorative Care - correct answer -is also aimed at
preventing health deterioration and maintain or improving a
clients quality of life, and also looks at restoring the client to
their previous functional level whenever possible
