HOSA HOME HEALTH AIDE EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT
& 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|2025 LATEST UPDATE|
ALREADY GRADED A+
What are the beginning steps of a procedure Correct answer-1. wash your hands
2. Explain the procedure to client, speaking clearly, slowly, and directly. Maintain face-to-face contact
whenever possible
3. Provide privacy for the client
4. If the bed is adjustable, adjust bed to a safe level, usually waist high. If the bed is movable, lock
bed wheels.
What are the ending steps of a procedure Correct answer-1. return bed to lowest position
2. wash your hands
3. Document the procedure and your observations (Every time you provide care, observe the cli-
ent's physical and mental capabilities, as well as the condition of his or her body. For example, a
change in a cli- ent's ability to dress himself may signal a greater problem. After you have fin- ished
giving care, document the care properly. Do not record care before it is given. If you do not
document the care you gave, legally it did not happen)
aiding and abetting Correct answer-not reporting dishonest acts that one observed
assault and battery Correct answer-an intentional attempt to hurt someone without their consent
the actual touching of a person's body without that person's consent
evaluation Correct answer-a determination of how well a given duty or demonstration of skill is
performed
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Correct answer-law that mandates
strict confidentiality of a person's health records
libel Correct answer-false written statement about another person
malpractice Correct answer-the failure to exercise reasonable judgement in the application of
professional knowledge
affordable care acts Correct answer-this act put consumers in charge of their care. This law
requires that nearly everyone have a health insurance.
Case manager (CM) Correct answer-a professional member of the health care team who
coordinates all the services requires in the home. Commonly a social worker or a registered nurse.
chaplain Correct answer-a member of the healthcare team who tends to the religious needs of the
child
Chronic illness Correct answer-a long term condition
developmentally disabled Correct answer-the person has severe, chronic emotional or physical
disability that occurs before the age of 22
, Enterostomal Therapist (RN,ET) or Wound Ostomy, Continent Nurse (WOCN) Correct answer-a
professional who works with clients who have ostomies
medicaid Correct answer-federally and state funded program that pays medical costs for those
whose income is below a certain level
Terminal ilness Correct answer-a fatal illness
respite care Correct answer-short term care for a client when the main care given needs a break to
do errand or rest
invasion of privacy Correct answer-exposing or making public a person's name, photograph, or
private information without the consent of the person
ABC method Correct answer-urgent are labeled "A", tasks which are important but not urgent are
labeled "B", and tasks which are not important or urgent at this time and can be completed at a later
date are labeled "C".
ABC of first aid Correct answer-A (Airway), B (Breathing), and C (Circulation).
abduction Correct answer-moving a body part away from the midline of the body. For example,
abducting the leg involves moving the entire leg away from the middle of the body.
activities of daily living Correct answer-activities that people perform on a daily basis in order to
function and to provide self-care.
adaptive equipment Correct answer-evices or equipment to help complete activities of daily living
Maslow's hierarchy of needs Correct answer-self-actualization,
esteem,
love/belonging,
safety,
physiological
cultural competence Correct answer-ability to incorporate cultural awareness into the health care
practice. It means understanding and respecting a patient's cultural beliefs and working with them in
a way to demonstrate that you respect and honor these beliefs.
Care plans Correct answer-prescribed treatments and services for a patient. They will direct the
treatment team as to the types of services the patient has agreed to receive. Nutrition, nursing,
physical therapy, counseling, and home care services will all be listed on the care plan.
catatonic Correct answer-to be motionless and not move any muscle or body part; to stay in one
position for long periods of time. For example, a person with catatonia may keep their arm raised
above their head motionless for many hours.
celiac disease Correct answer-an autoimmune disorder in which ingestion of gluten leads to
damage to the small intestine. People with this disease must follow a gluten-free diet.
enthocentlrism Correct answer-thinking that your culture and beliefs are superior to, or better
than another person's.
& 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|2025 LATEST UPDATE|
ALREADY GRADED A+
What are the beginning steps of a procedure Correct answer-1. wash your hands
2. Explain the procedure to client, speaking clearly, slowly, and directly. Maintain face-to-face contact
whenever possible
3. Provide privacy for the client
4. If the bed is adjustable, adjust bed to a safe level, usually waist high. If the bed is movable, lock
bed wheels.
What are the ending steps of a procedure Correct answer-1. return bed to lowest position
2. wash your hands
3. Document the procedure and your observations (Every time you provide care, observe the cli-
ent's physical and mental capabilities, as well as the condition of his or her body. For example, a
change in a cli- ent's ability to dress himself may signal a greater problem. After you have fin- ished
giving care, document the care properly. Do not record care before it is given. If you do not
document the care you gave, legally it did not happen)
aiding and abetting Correct answer-not reporting dishonest acts that one observed
assault and battery Correct answer-an intentional attempt to hurt someone without their consent
the actual touching of a person's body without that person's consent
evaluation Correct answer-a determination of how well a given duty or demonstration of skill is
performed
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Correct answer-law that mandates
strict confidentiality of a person's health records
libel Correct answer-false written statement about another person
malpractice Correct answer-the failure to exercise reasonable judgement in the application of
professional knowledge
affordable care acts Correct answer-this act put consumers in charge of their care. This law
requires that nearly everyone have a health insurance.
Case manager (CM) Correct answer-a professional member of the health care team who
coordinates all the services requires in the home. Commonly a social worker or a registered nurse.
chaplain Correct answer-a member of the healthcare team who tends to the religious needs of the
child
Chronic illness Correct answer-a long term condition
developmentally disabled Correct answer-the person has severe, chronic emotional or physical
disability that occurs before the age of 22
, Enterostomal Therapist (RN,ET) or Wound Ostomy, Continent Nurse (WOCN) Correct answer-a
professional who works with clients who have ostomies
medicaid Correct answer-federally and state funded program that pays medical costs for those
whose income is below a certain level
Terminal ilness Correct answer-a fatal illness
respite care Correct answer-short term care for a client when the main care given needs a break to
do errand or rest
invasion of privacy Correct answer-exposing or making public a person's name, photograph, or
private information without the consent of the person
ABC method Correct answer-urgent are labeled "A", tasks which are important but not urgent are
labeled "B", and tasks which are not important or urgent at this time and can be completed at a later
date are labeled "C".
ABC of first aid Correct answer-A (Airway), B (Breathing), and C (Circulation).
abduction Correct answer-moving a body part away from the midline of the body. For example,
abducting the leg involves moving the entire leg away from the middle of the body.
activities of daily living Correct answer-activities that people perform on a daily basis in order to
function and to provide self-care.
adaptive equipment Correct answer-evices or equipment to help complete activities of daily living
Maslow's hierarchy of needs Correct answer-self-actualization,
esteem,
love/belonging,
safety,
physiological
cultural competence Correct answer-ability to incorporate cultural awareness into the health care
practice. It means understanding and respecting a patient's cultural beliefs and working with them in
a way to demonstrate that you respect and honor these beliefs.
Care plans Correct answer-prescribed treatments and services for a patient. They will direct the
treatment team as to the types of services the patient has agreed to receive. Nutrition, nursing,
physical therapy, counseling, and home care services will all be listed on the care plan.
catatonic Correct answer-to be motionless and not move any muscle or body part; to stay in one
position for long periods of time. For example, a person with catatonia may keep their arm raised
above their head motionless for many hours.
celiac disease Correct answer-an autoimmune disorder in which ingestion of gluten leads to
damage to the small intestine. People with this disease must follow a gluten-free diet.
enthocentlrism Correct answer-thinking that your culture and beliefs are superior to, or better
than another person's.
