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Home Health Aide Questions and Answers: Key Terms and Definitions, Exams of Nursing

A concise overview of key terms and definitions relevant to home health aide practice. It includes explanations of concepts such as defamation, empathy, libel, slander, objective, subjective, and sympathy. These definitions are essential for understanding ethical and professional conduct in home healthcare.

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Unit 3- Home Health Aide Questions &
Answers
Defamation - ANSWERSTo attack or injure the reputation of a person by making false
or harmful statements.
Empathy - ANSWERSUnderstanding another person's feelings or emotions.
Libel - ANSWERSFalse written or printed statements
Objective - ANSWERSObservations measured by the HHA by seeing, hearing, feeling,
smelling and sometimes tasting.
Slander - ANSWERSVerbal/Oral false statements made in the presence of another
about a third person.
Subjective - ANSWERSFeeling measured only by the person' must be shared with
others to be recognized.
Sympathy - ANSWERSHaving the same feelings of another able to enter into another
person's emotions.

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Unit 3- Home Health Aide Questions &

Answers

Defamation - ANSWERSTo attack or injure the reputation of a person by making false or harmful statements. Empathy - ANSWERSUnderstanding another person's feelings or emotions. Libel - ANSWERSFalse written or printed statements Objective - ANSWERSObservations measured by the HHA by seeing, hearing, feeling, smelling and sometimes tasting. Slander - ANSWERSVerbal/Oral false statements made in the presence of another about a third person. Subjective - ANSWERSFeeling measured only by the person' must be shared with others to be recognized. Sympathy - ANSWERSHaving the same feelings of another able to enter into another person's emotions.