ProLife Home Care HHA/PCA Training

Please watch all required training lessons below. After completing the course, complete the quiz and submit the confirmation form at the bottom of this page.

Training Lessons

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Training Quiz and Confirmation

You must answer all quiz questions correctly to submit your training confirmation.

Employee Information

True / False Questions

Please mark whether the following statements are true or false.

1. During a natural disaster, a caregiver should follow the emergency plan provided by the agency before taking any independent actions.

2. It is okay to wear the same gloves all day as long as you rinse them with water before each client.

3. Someone with heart failure might have swollen ankles or difficulty breathing because the heart is not pumping well, blood flow slows, and fluid backs up in the lungs and body tissues.

4. It is important to protect people with HIV & AIDS from the flu.

5. Blood and body fluids can be infectious even before the patient shows signs or symptoms of illness.

6. Fever, redness and tenderness in a body part may be signs of an infection.

7. An infection can enter your body through inhalation, through the eyes, nose and mouth, through a break in the skin, and/or through a contaminated sharp object.

8. Home Health Aides and Personal Care Aides have a very important role in fall prevention. They can observe patients closely for fall risk factors as well as any falls or near falls the patient or caregiver mentioned during the visit.

9. Caregiver should be the one who uses EVV for the visit.

Multiple Choice Questions

Please choose the best answer for each question.

1. When a patient sits, stands, or moves, it is important to:
2. Warning signs of a heart attack include:
3. Which of the following can prevent accidents?
4. When should you wear gloves?
5. When should you wash your hands?
6. How do you use a fire extinguisher?
7. What are the four steps to follow at the scene of a fire?
8. If I find broken equipment in the patient’s home, the first thing I should do is:
9. In order to prevent infection spread, the home health aide can:
10. Which of the following is an example of an infection risk?