Who should the HCA help first in the event of a fire?

You are the HCA working in the community setting, what would you do when your client stops breathing?

Which of these clients should the HCA provide care first?

Which of the following clients are at risk for injuries?

You are the HCA looking after Mrs. Lee who is

on a limited calories diet due to her diabetes. Despite 

HCA Joan was helping Mrs. Samuel to transfer from bed to wheelchair when her right leg got caught in the leg pedal of the wheelchair. As a result, Mrs. Samuel fell and had a fractured right leg. What kind of debriefing is needed

after this incident?

Mr. Liu is an 88 year old gentleman. You have finished helping him with morning care and transferred him to his wheelchair. He starts reading the newspaper while you clean up the room. You go to get his breakfast tray. When you come back, you notice that his eyes are closed, he is leaning on his right side, and his respirations have become rapid, laboured and noisy. He looks pale and you observe saliva bubbling out of his mouth when he breathes. You call his name but he does not respond. 

Put the following steps in order of priority. Remember this is an emergency situation. 

According to your textbook the skills you require to make a decision require all the following except:

The steps to problem solving are A) analyze the problem, B) devise a plan, C) find a solution D) identify the problem. Place the steps in the proper order of how you would proceed with problem solving.

What is the method used by nurses and case managers to plan and deliver client care?