Pretest Knowledge Assessment_Homemaker & Personal Care Worker Quiz

Pre-Test for Homemaker and Personal Care Worker Training

A pre-test is given before training starts to see what you already know about caregiving. It shows your basic knowledge, skills, and comfort level with the work. The main goal is to find out where you are starting from, so trainers can focus on the areas where you need the most help. It also helps trainers understand how ready you are for the job and adjust the training program for the group.

What the Pre-Test Covers

The pre-test asks questions about important caregiving skills, including:

• Personal Care – Helping with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.

• Home Care and Safety – Cleaning, cooking, laundry, organizing schedules, keeping the home safe, and knowing what to do in emergencies.

• Communication Skills – Talking and listening carefully to clients, families, and other care staff.

• Observation and Reporting – Watching for changes in the client’s condition, writing notes, and reporting concerns.

• Ethics and Professionalism – Respecting client rights, cultural differences, privacy, and being dependable and trustworthy.

• Basic Health and Safety – Hand washing, infection control, using gloves or other protective equipment, and staying safe around illnesses.

• Daily Living Activities – Helping with moving, walking, transfers, errands, and keeping appointments.