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Lesson 3.1 Quiz — Understanding Incident Reporting

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Lesson 3.1 — Understanding Incident Reporting
Lesson 3.1 Quiz — Understanding Incident Reporting

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What is an incident in home health care?

A. Only serious patient injuries
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B. Any unexpected event, accident, error, injury, or unsafe situation affecting patient or caregiver safety
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C. A scheduled patient appointment
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D. A caregiver arriving on time for work
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2. Question

Why is incident reporting important?

A. To punish caregivers for mistakes
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B. To create more paperwork for the agency
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C. To improve patient safety, identify risks, and prevent future incidents
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D. To share patient information publicly
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3. Question

Should “near miss” incidents be reported?

A. No, because nobody was injured
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B. Only if the patient complains
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C. Yes, near misses should be reported to help prevent future incidents
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D. Only supervisors may report near misses
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4. Question

What should you do FIRST when an incident occurs?

A. Post about it on social media
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B. Protect the patient and ensure safety
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C. Complete paperwork before helping the patient
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D. Leave the home immediately
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5. Question

Why should incident reports contain only factual information?

A. To avoid confusion, assumptions, or blaming others
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B. To make the report longer
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C. To include personal opinions about coworkers
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D. To protect caregivers from reporting incidents
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