WEBCE FINAL EXAM LATEST 2023 REAL EXAM 100 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES(VERIFIED ANSWERS)

WEBCE FINAL EXAM LATEST 2023 REAL EXAM

100 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH

RATIONALES(VERIFIED ANSWERS)

On what basis are benefits payable under a long-term care insurance policy

typically triggered?

A) the diagnosis of an acute medical condition

B) the number and types of medications prescribed

C) the inability to perform of medications prescribed

D) all of the above - ANSWER- C) The inability to perform defined ADLs

RATIONALE: The inability to perform defined ADLs. Benefits payable under a

long-term care policy are typically based on (or "triggered" by) the inability to

perform a certain number of activities of daily living (ADLs) as specified in the

policy. Another common benefit trigger is cognitive impairment.

What is a primary goal of long-term care?

A) to maintain functionality

B) to find a permanent cure for the affliction

C) to prolong life

D) to prevent the spread of disease - ANSWER- A) to maintain functionality

RATIONALE: Long-term care is chronic care with the aim of management and

control of symptoms and maintenance of function.

Long-term care occurs only in nursing facilities.

A) True

B) False - ANSWER- B) False

RATIONALE: Long-term care can occur in a variety of places, including in an

individual's home, at community sites and centers, and in care facilities.

Which of the following most precisely defines the fundamentals of self-care and

the basic tasks of everyday life?

A) instrumental activities of daily living

B) activities of daily living

C) self-awareness

D) mental activity - ANSWER- B) Activities of daily living

RATIONALE: Activities of daily living are the fundamentals of self-care. They

are the basic tasks of everyday life, which include eating, bathing, dressing,

toileting, and transferring. Instrumental activities are those that are associated with

interacting with one's community or home.

Which level of care has as its chief characteristic assistance with ADLs?

A) Custodial

B) Intermediate

C) Skilled

D) Managed - ANSWER- A) Custodial

RATIONALE: The primary characteristic of which is to provide assistance with

the activities of daily living, helps meet personal rather than medical needs.

All of the following are examples of formal caregiving EXCEPT:

A) home health aides

B) intermediate care facilities

C) volunteer charitable groups

D) daily transportation to a senior center provided by a neighbor - ANSWER- D)

daily transportation to a senior center provided by a neighbor

RATIONALE: Formal caregiving is paid, or volunteer care is provided through a

service system. Informal care is delivered by family or friends.

All of the following are services commonly offered by assisted living residences

EXCEPT:

A) health care management

B) help with medications

C) housekeeping

D) continuous post-operative monitoring - ANSWER- D) continuous postoperative monitoring

RATIONALE: Assisted living residences generally provide most personal and

health care services except for skilled nursing care, such as continuous postoperative monitoring, which can only be offered by a skilled nursing facility.

Which of the following is NOT an example of home or community-based longterm care?

A) adult day care

B) CCRCs

C) respite care

D) hospice care - ANSWER- B) CCRCs

RATIONALE: Continuing care retirement communities, or CCRCs, are large,

campus-like facilities that house residents and provide a complete range of longterm care.

A long-term care ombudsman represents people in a given geographical area who

live in assisted living residences or skilled nursing facilities.

A) True

B) False - ANSWER- A) True

RATIONALE: A long-term care ombudsman, as a local representative for those

in assisted living facilities or SNFs, can be a valuable source of information about

various local facilities for those seeking housing for the elderly.