Feeding Clients - Continuing Education Quiz To pass, you must score 80% or better. Please enter your full name and email so we can verify your results.Full Name(Required) Email(Required) 1. Which of the following clients has the least risk for eating problems?(Required)1. Which of the following clients has the least risk for eating problems? A man who takes ten different medications every day. A man who is receiving chemotherapy treatments for cancer. A man who just turned sixty-five. A man who never wears his dentures. 2. People who eat a balanced diet are able to fight off disease better than people with eating problems.(Required)2. People who eat a balanced diet are able to fight off disease better than people with eating problems. True False 3. As people get older, they lose the ability to swallow.(Required)3. As people get older, they lose the ability to swallow. True False 4. To help a client with a poor appetite, you should:(Required)4. To help a client with a poor appetite, you should: Offer three big meals and hope she eats at least part of each meal. Give her only one piece of silverware to use during each meal. Make sure her food is cut into small pieces. Help her get a little more exercise every day. 5. To help a client who is confused at mealtime, you should:(Required)5. To help a client who is confused at mealtime, you should: Offer him soft or liquid foods only. Give him step-by-step instructions for how to eat. Give him his food at room temperature. Make sure he doesn't lie down after meals. 6. For people with dysphagia, cold foods might be easier to swallow than hot ones.(Required)6. For people with dysphagia, cold foods might be easier to swallow than hot ones. True False 7. People who have reflux are at risk for a heart attack.(Required)7. People who have reflux are at risk for a heart attack. True False 8. When spoon feeding a client, it's best to have him lie down flat on his side-in case he vomits while you are feeding him.(Required)8. When spoon feeding a client, it's best to have him lie down flat on his side-in case he vomits while you are feeding him. True False 9. Mouth care is not necessary for clients who are receiving tube feedings.(Required)9. Mouth care is not necessary for clients who are receiving tube feedings. True False 10. If a client is a messy eater, you should not let him feed himself(Required)10. If a client is a messy eater, you should not let him feed himself. True False Signature By signing, I attest that this Continuing Education training and quiz was completed solely by me. No one assisted me or completed the training quiz on my behalf. I understand misrepresentation as to who completed this quiz constitutes Medicaid Fraud and may result in termination of my employment.Signature(Required)Today's DateDate(Required) MM slash DD slash YYYY By submitting your information via this form, you agree to be contacted by CDCN via call, email, or text. To opt out, you can reply ‘stop’ at any time or click the unsubscribe link in the emails. For more information see our privacy policy. Message and data rates may apply. Consumer Direct Care Network Privacy Policy CAPTCHA