Question 4 of module HHA-112 of the Home Health Aide (HHA) exam.
Which of the following statements is true about how an HHA should help a client with one-sided weakness after a stroke during transfers?
- AThe HHA should lead with the client's weaker side
- BThe HHA should position themselves on the client's weaker side
- CThe HHA should use the terms bad or messed-up to make clear which is the client's weaker side
- DThe HHA should not use a gait belt during transfers.
Correct answer: B
Why: With one-sided weakness after a stroke, the HHA stands on the client's weaker side to give support.
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