Question 6 of module HHA-102 of the Home Health Aide (HHA) exam.
If a client has a do-not-hospitalize (DNH) order, it means that
- AThe client must be treated where they live and must not be sent to a hospital
- BThe client must not be given any kind of treatment
- CA doctor must be called before any treatment can be given
- DThe client's family must decide where treatment should take place
Correct answer: A
Why: A DNH (do-not-hospitalize) order means the client should be treated where they live and not sent to the hospital.
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