Health, Wellness, and Holism

According to the WHO's definition, what constitutes 'health'?

What does the concept of 'holism' emphasize regarding an individual?

Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of 'Wellness'?

Which of the following best describes the relationship between disability/illness and the concept of holism?

What is a key element of social health?

Which behavior BEST exemplifies attention to one's physical health?

Prioritizing curiosity and lifelong learning primarily benefits which dimension of health?

What is the MOST important aspect of spiritual health?

How might a support worker promote a client's cognitive health?

What is a TRUE statement about emotional health?

In the context of health as a continuum, what does this model suggest?

What role can a support worker play in relation to a client's social support system?

How does genetics influence the physical health?

How might feeling overwhelmed impact one's emotional health?

Which element is LEAST associated with physical health?

Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates a support worker promoting a client's psychosocial health?

A client reports feeling uncomfortable due to a draft in their room. What action would be MOST appropriate for the support worker?

A client is having difficulty sleeping due to the noise levels in the facility. Which intervention would be MOST effective in addressing this?

When providing care during the night, what is the MOST important consideration regarding lighting?

Which of these techniques is LEAST likely to promote rest for a client?

How does sleep contribute to overall well-being?

During which phase of sleep does tissue healing and repair PRIMARILY occur?

What nutritional consideration might a support worker take into account when assisting clients with sleep?

Why might alcohol consumption disrupt normal sleep patterns?

A client expresses anxiety and worry, preventing them from falling asleep. What should the support worker do?

What is the MOST significant risk associated with sleepwalking?

A client consistently wakes up multiple times during the night to urinate. What condition might they be experiencing?

What is the definition of Insomnia?

Which of the following statements BEST describes sleep apnea?

A client is newly diagnosed with sleep apnea. What is the MOST important initial step they should take?

What is a key difference between Central Sleep Apnea (CSA) and Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)?

Which of the following statements is MOST accurate regarding sleep deprivation?

A support worker notices a resident is showing signs of a potential sleep disorder. What is the MOST appropriate initial action?

What is the support worker's role in promoting a client's sleep?

If a client mentions smoking, what special considerations MUST support workers take?

What room temperature is most comfortable for healthy individuals?

Ill clients and many older clients are sensitive to what?

What would you do to decrease noise for a client?

What does Psychosocial health mean?

How might unmet love and belonging needs affect rest?

Why are elderly clients and residents considered at a higher risk for accidents and falls compared to other populations?

What should facilities and community care agencies prioritize to ensure a safe environment?

If a care facility aims to minimize fall risks between 6:00 PM (1800) and 9:00 PM (2100), which intervention would be MOST effective?

Which action BEST demonstrates a support worker's understanding of client identification procedures in a facility?

What is the PRIMARY reason it's insufficient to identify a client solely by name?

Which of the following is the MOST effective way to respond to a client who is calling for assistance with the call bell?

In a home care setting, a client who is bedridden needs a way to call for assistance. What solution would BEST suit this client's needs?

A client is suspected of accidental poisoning. After ensuring the client's immediate safety, what is the MOST important next step for the support worker?

After noticing that the frayed cord on a mechanical lift is potentially dangerous, what should a support worker do FIRST?

What is the MOST crucial component of a fire safety plan which is abbreviated using 'RACE'?

What measure should be taken FIRST when a client's clothing catches fire from a small candle?

What characterizes a first-degree burn on a client's arm?

When administering first aid for minor burns, why is applying butter or oil to the affected area CONTRAINDICATED?

What is the MOST appropriate immediate action for a support worker to take when assisting a client who has experienced an electrical burn?

Which scenario poses the HIGHEST risk of suffocation for an adult client?

A client presents with persistent headaches, nausea and fatigue, and it is also winter. What potential environmental hazard should the support worker first consider?

What is the PRIMARY purpose of using restraints with clients in a care setting?

What legal ramifications could arise for a support worker who threatens a client with restraint use as a form of punishment?

What response should be taken if a client starts to exhibit complicated behaviours?

Why is it CRITICAL to adhere to a strict observation schedule (every 15 minutes or more frequently, based on the care plan) for a client in restraints?

Which type of restraint is classified as an 'environmental' restraint?

Under which circumstance is it MOST appropriate for a support worker to raise the bed rails for a client?

What is the PRIMARY focus of Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) legislation?

What is the MOST important initial step an employer should take to comply with Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) legislation?

According to health and safety protocols, what action BEST demonstrates an employee's responsibility in maintaining a safe workplace?

What defines a hazardous substance in the workplace under Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) regulations?

What are the three key components of WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System)?

If a cleaning agent's WHMIS label is damaged and unreadable, what IMMEDIATE action should a support worker take?

Why is checking the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) essential BEFORE using a hazardous substance?

Workplace hazards that should be looked out for include:

What defines workplace violence MOST accurately?

Which of the following are considered accidents?

Which is NOT a risk factor for accidents in the elderly?

Which of the following is NOT part of identifying the client?

To use a fire extinguisher, remember the acronym _______

Types of fires include:

A risk of serious complications or strangulation is due to:

Which is not a way to help avoid suffocation?

Which is part of creating a safe workplace?

A safety procedure that must be followed is:

If the client is agitated, combative or confused, what should you do?

Sleep deprivation includes the following:

WHMIS does NOT include what component:

What does impaired mobility mean?

To ensure correct client identification in a facility, what combination of methods is MOST reliable?

Why is it essential for support workers to promptly answer call bells in a care facility?

In a home care setting, a client with limited mobility needs a way to alert their support worker in another room. Which of the following options is MOST suitable?

When a client displays symptoms like sudden confusion, vomiting, and difficulty breathing, what immediate concern should a support worker consider?

After finding frayed wiring on a client's mechanical lift, what is the support worker's MOST appropriate immediate action?

During a fire emergency, what does the 'C' in the fire safety acronym 'RACE' represent?

In a scenario where a client's clothing catches fire, what is the MOST important first step a support worker should take?

When providing first aid for minor heat burns, why is the application of butter or oil to the affected area NOT recommended?

In managing a heat burn, what is the initial step after ensuring the scene is safe?

To ensure client safety and prevent suffocation, which precaution is MOST critical when assisting a client on bed rest?

A client reports experiencing frequent headaches, nausea, and fatigue. What possible environmental hazard should cause concern?

What negative side effect can restraints have?

When an agitated client requires the application of restraints, which of the following action is MOST appropriate?

What's the most significant risk associated with an under-applied restraint system?

A geriatric chair with an attached tray is a safety hazard. Based on this, what kind of restraint is it classified as?

Why must bed rails only selectively be raised?

Under OH&S guidelines, what should an employee who notices a potential safety hazard, like a slippery floor, do FIRST?

What is the definition of a hazardous substance under Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) regulations?

Before utilizing a cleaning agent, a support worker discovers that the WHMIS label is missing. What is the appropriate course of action?

Which of the following situations BEST demonstrates abuse, considering the abuser's position of power?

Why is it important for support workers to understand the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms in the context of abuse awareness?

A support worker notices a client is suddenly withdrawn, anxious around a specific family member, and has unexplained bruises. What type of abuse is MOST indicated?

What is a KEY characteristic that differentiates the 'honeymoon phase' from other phases in the cycle of abuse?

A client discloses to a support worker that they are experiencing abuse but explicitly state they do not want to report it at this time. What is the MOST appropriate course of action for the support worker?

A PSW suspects a client is a victim of abuse. Which statement reflects their responsibility?

If a support worker witnesses a clear act of physical abuse against a client, what is the MOST appropriate IMMEDIATE action?

Which factor is MOST likely to increase the risk of abusive behavior in a person providing care to a family member?

What distinguishes emotional abuse from other forms of abuse?

Why might an older adult who is being abused be hesitant to report it?

Which of the following situations presents the MOST direct conflict of interest for a support worker, potentially leading to abuse of a client?

What is the primary goal of teaching children about abusive behavior?

How might a support worker inadvertently contribute to the financial abuse of a client?

What should a support worker do if they recognize that a client is being sexually inappropriate?

What is the BEST step a support worker can take when dealing with workplace bullying?

Why is it CRITICAL to maintain detailed and accurate records when reporting suspected abuse?

A child in your care consistently comes to school with inadequate clothing for the weather, is often hungry, and reports being left alone at home for extended periods. Which form of abuse is MOST indicated?

Why is ageism considered a contributing factor to elder abuse?

Which response BEST exemplifies a support worker's responsibility when a client discloses experiencing spousal abuse?

You are providing care for a client and suspect there may be abuse occurring; what do you do?

Which situation BEST illustrates financial abuse?

How does a family crisis impact a support worker's role as an advocate for a client?

What is an example of abuse from a PSW?

What is elder abuse?

Which contributes to situations where the caregiver becomes abusive?

When a client is speaking of potential abuse, what is the most inappropriate thing to do?

What do provinces do if worker doesn't report child abuse?

When being abused, who/what can people contact?

What is NOT abuse from the client towards the worker?

What behaviour from the clients may NOT be intentional?

What is the PRIMARY aim of cultural competence in healthcare settings?

Which action BEST represents a support worker demonstrating cultural safety?

How might a support worker demonstrate consideration for a client's cultural background regarding food preferences?

How should a support worker respond to a client who expresses beliefs about the cause of illness that differ from Western medicine?

A new client from another country is admitted. Which step is MOST crucial for a support worker in providing culturally sensitive care?

A client is hesitant about receiving personal care from a support worker of a different gender due to cultural or religious beliefs. What is the BEST course of action?

Which action demonstrates that a PSW is prioritizing diversity?

What does ethnocentrism mean?

What should a PSW do to give culturally sensitive care?

What is a stereotype?

What should a PSW do if they don't know about other cultures?

What is diversity?

Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences culture?

What is the definition of prejudice?

What does ageism mean?

Which of the following is true about cultural competence?

What does cultural safety mean?

Which of the following in NOT affected by culture?

Which of the following is NOT part of communication and culture?

What does culture affect in family lives?

Which of the following questions isn't relevant to the cultural consideration of food?

What should a PSW realize about death and birth?

What should the PSW recognize about the client who is sick?

How do cultures affect the tradition of food? The PSW should recognize...

Which of the options DOES NOT reflect building therapeutic relationships?

What should the PSW recognize and consider for culturally sensitive care?

Which DOES NOT reflect developing competencies and behaviors to avoid?

When assigned to care for Mr. Lundy, a PSW notices he seems distressed during personal care. According to what you know about cultural sensitivity, what is the BEST approach?

What is the MOST important action of a PSW when they are unsure about a client's culture?

Why is understanding diversity essential in healthcare?

How can a PSW actively contribute to a culturally safe environment?

A PSW finds that they have different traditions than a patient, what is the appropriate course of action?

What should a PSW do if the family traditions or habits conflict with their own personal values?

What is NOT a correct way to handle language differences with a patient?

Why should you not assume anything about a culture?

Which is NOT a negative side effect of lack of cultural sensitivity?

Why is respecting for culture so important?

When providing routine care to a client from a different cultural background, what is the BEST way to integrate cultural sensitivity?

A patient has very different views, is it appropriate to share yours?

In communicating, which should NOT be done?

When a health care setting focuses on 'feeling good' and 'celebrating difference,' whose responsibility is it primarily to promote those values?

What is the MOST appropriate initial action for a support worker who is assigned to a client who speaks a language different from their own?

Before providing care to a client of a different ethnicity, how should a support worker BEST prepare themselves?

Culture influences an individual's view of the world and how they interact with others. Which statement BEST describes this influence?

How can a support worker demonstrate an understanding of the concept that 'everyone has a culture'?

In the context of providing culturally sensitive care, why is it important for a support worker to understand their own personal culture?

In what way does a support worker's knowledge of a client's culture most directly enhance the care provided?

What is the MOST accurate definition of 'ageism'?

Which of the following situations BEST describes cultural conflict in a healthcare setting?

A support worker is assisting a client with a traditional healing practice that conflicts with their prescribed medication. What is the MOST appropriate action?

What does 'cultural safety' primarily aim to achieve in healthcare?

A support worker is assisting a client who practices specific dietary customs related to their religion. Which action demonstrates culturally sensitive care regarding food?

In the context of culture and health, why would a support worker inquire about a client's beliefs regarding the cause of illness?

When a client is hesitant to receive personal care from a support worker of a different gender because of cultural or religious beliefs, what is the BEST course of action?

Which action MOST clearly demonstrates a support worker's commitment to diversity in the workplace?

What BEST describes the term 'ethnocentrism'?

What is one of the MOST appropriate strategies a support worker should employ to provide culturally sensitive care?

A support worker is unsure about certain aspects of a client's culture. What should they do?

What is the BEST description of 'diversity'?

Which factor has the LEAST influence on an individual's culture?

What defines 'prejudice' most accurately?

A support worker says, 'Older adults are all frail and need constant care'. What does this exemplify?

Which of the following statements BEST describes 'cultural competence'?

Which of the following demonstrates the meaning of 'cultural safety' in a healthcare setting?

Which area is LEAST affected by a person's culture?

A client avoids eye contact when speaking. What aspect of communication, and culture, pertains to this observation?

How does culture PRIMARILY affect family lives?

In providing culturally sensitive care, which question about food is LEAST relevant to ask a client?

When providing end-of-life care, what should a support worker understand about cultural differences regarding death and birth?

What consideration should a support worker prioritize when caring for a client who is sick?

As it relates to culture, what should a PSW recognize about FOOD traditions?

Which of the following options DOES NOT demonstrate building therapeutic relationships with clients from diverse backgrounds?

When providing culturally sensitive care, what should the PSW consider in regard to the client's beliefs?

Which of the following actions DOES NOT reflect developing cultural competencies and behaviors to avoid?

During personal care, a support worker (PSW) notices his culture distress during personal care. What is the BEST approach for the PSW?

If a PSW is unsure about a client's culture, what is the MOST important action they can take?

Why is understanding diversity essential in healthcare settings like long-term care facilities?

How can a PSW actively contribute to a culturally safe environment within a healthcare facility?

A PSW has different traditions than a patient, what is the appropriate course of action?

Select the options which accurately handles communication differences with a patient?

Select the option which is NOT a negative side effect of lack of cultural sensitivity?

Why is respecting for culture so crucial in the healthcare field?

In what way can a support worker best integrate cultural sensitivity when providing routine care to a client from a different cultural background?

Select the practice that should NOT be followed while communicating with a client?