Client Rights and Ethics Flashcards
6 cards from real CAREGIVER practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.
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A client shares a concern about another caregiver's behavior. What is the proper response?
Answer: Listen, document the concern, and report to your supervisor
Listen, take the concern seriously, document what was shared, and report through proper channels.
Which best describes informed consent?
Answer: The client understands procedure, risks, and alternatives before agreeing
Informed consent means the client receives complete information and voluntarily agrees, with capacity to understand.
A client refuses food for religious reasons. How should the caregiver respond?
Answer: Respect the restriction and find acceptable alternatives with the care team
Cultural and religious dietary preferences must be respected. Work with the care team to provide acceptable alternatives.
Which is a boundary violation by a caregiver?
Answer: Accepting a large gift from a client
Accepting large gifts is a professional boundary violation that could indicate exploitation or create an inappropriate dynamic.
What does 'least restrictive environment' mean?
Answer: Providing care that allows maximum independence while ensuring safety
The principle means providing care that imposes the fewest limitations while meeting safety and care needs.
A client has been financially exploited by a family member. What is the correct action?
Answer: Report to Adult Protective Services and your supervisor
Financial exploitation is elder abuse. Caregivers are mandated reporters and must report suspected exploitation.