HHA Sample Examination Questions
Module: Introduction to Communications. Non-verbal communication can provide up to:
Module: Infection and Infection Control. Hospitals:
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Module: Learning and Test Taking Learning requires the brain to:
(Learning and Test Taking) new pathways are how memories are formed. Learning requires new memories.
Module: Psychological Aspects of Health Meeting your client's Level 1 (physiological) needs includes ensuring:
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Module: Psychological Aspects of Health Abuse may be:
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Module: Psychological Aspects of Health According to Maslow, motivational needs change with changes in:
(Psychological Aspects of Health) What motivates us is what we don't have.
) Module: Learning and Test Taking Alcohol or sleeping pills before sleep will:
(Learning and Test Taking) They are treated as toxins and must be removed before the brain will spend time creating memories.
Module: Infection and Infection Control. The basic types of pathogens include:
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Module: Psychological Aspects of Health Physiological needs include:
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Module: Psychological Aspects of Health Babies and the very young are motivated mostly by ___________ needs:
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Module: Infection and Infection Control Pathogens in food can be killed by
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Module: Health Care Systems. The first principle of health care is:
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Module: Psychological Aspects of Health A stroke victim that becomes depressed and angry may have difficulty maintaining his ______________ needs
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Module: Body Mechanics and Lifts Maintaining a wide base of support means:
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Module: Introduction to Gerontology. Exercise is important for the elderly because:
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Module: Introduction to Gerontology Delirium in the elderly is always accompanied by fever.
(Introduction to Gerontology) Fever can result in delirium but delirium in the elderly need not be accompanied by fever.
Module: Learning and Test Taking We obtain data from the external world through:
Everything that our brains perceive must come through our senses.
Module: Introduction to Communications Useful techniques to control your nervousness or fear when in front of an audience include:
Module: Introduction to CareADL means:
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Module: Psychological Aspects of Health. Meeting your client's Level 2 needs includes ensuring:
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Module: Introduction to Communications Abusers always know that they are being abusive.
This is part of the problem of abuse.
Module: Body Mechanics and Lifts. When preparing for a lift or transfer:
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Module: Infection and Infection Control Non-pathogens are:
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Module: Body Mechanics and Lifts. Making a stable centre of gravity means:
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Module: Infection and Infection Control Microbes are:
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