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Lesson 3.2 Quiz — How & When to Report Incidents

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Lesson 3.2 — How & When to Report Incidents
Lesson 3.2 Quiz — How & When to Report Incidents

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What is an incident in home health care?

A. Only situations involving patient hospitalization
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B. Any unexpected event, injury, error, unsafe condition, or unusual occurrence affecting patient or caregiver safety
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C. A routine patient visit
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D. A caregiver arriving early for work
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2. Question

Why should incidents be reported immediately?

A. To increase paperwork requirements
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B. To protect patient safety, provide timely care, and prevent further harm
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C. To assign blame quickly
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D. To avoid notifying supervisors later
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

What information should be included in an incident report?

A. Personal opinions about coworkers
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B. Only the patient’s name
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C. Factual details such as date, time, observations, actions taken, and notifications made
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D. Rumors from family members
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4. Question

What should caregivers do FIRST during an emergency?

A. Complete paperwork immediately
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B. Leave the home
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C. Ensure patient and caregiver safety and call 911 if necessary
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D. Wait for the supervisor to arrive before helping the patient
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5. Question

Who should caregivers notify after an incident occurs?

A. Friends and family members
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B. Social media groups
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C. The appropriate supervisor or agency chain of command
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D. Other patients
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