Schools Division Office of Caloocan City

T.L.E. PERIODIC TEST

Caregiving 8

General Instructions. Read the questions carefully. On the 12. It is a flat, wooden, or plastic board where meats and
answer sheet, shade the letter of the correct answer. vegetables can be cut.
A. Soup Ladle C. Chopping board
1. 1 It gives the learner a good overview on seeking and B. Food tongs D. Electric knife
assessing business opportunities in the area of
household services. 13. It is an instrument used for measuring temperature.
A. Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies A. Stethoscope C. Sphygmomanometer
B. Personalize Entrepreneur Competencies B. Thermometer D. Thermal
C. Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies
D. Personal Entrepreneurial Capabilities 14. The kind of temperature when the thermometer is
placed under the armpit
2. A worker who is qualified to provide personal care A. Oral temperature C. Axillary temperature
independently or with minimal supervision to children, B. Rectal temperature D. Oral-Rectal temp
elderly or people with special needs
A. Nurse C. Doctor 15. It includes ear and eye protection, respirators and
B. Caregiver D. Teacher protective clothing.
A. Personal Protective Equipment
3. It is a part of the stethoscope which is placed into the B. Personal Protection Equipment
ears and transmits sounds directly into them. C. Personal Perspective Equipment
A. Chest piece C. Earpieces D. Personal Perspective Equipment
B. Ear tubes D. Diaphragm
16. The kind of temperature when the thermometer is
4. The kind of temperature when the thermometer is inserted into the mouth under the tongue
inserted either into the rectum through the anus A. Oral temperature C. Axillary temperature
A. Oral temperature C. Axillary temperature B. B. Rectal temperature D. Oral-Rectal temp
B. Rectal temperature D. Oral-Rectal Temp
5. It is a part of a sphygmomanometer made of rubber 17. This type of thermometer measures the heat coming
which is squeezed to inflate and deflate the cuff. from the eardrum.
A. Valve C. Gauge A. Infrared Thermometer
B. Cuff D. Bulb B. Clinical Thermometer
C. Digital Thermometer
6. It is a part of the stethoscope that is also called the D. Ear Digital Thermometer
head, containing the diaphragm or bell that vibrates
with sound. 18. A type of fabric that is wrapped around a patient’s arm.
A. Ear pieces C. Chest piece A. Cuff C. Valve
B. Tubing D. Ear tubes B. Gauge D. Bulb

7. What equipment is used to brew hot coffee 19. This thermometer displays the reading in the LCD. It
automatically? may be inserted into the mouth under the tongue, under
A. Blender C. Coffee maker the armpit or into the anus.
B. Airpot D. Freezer A. Infrared Thermometer
B. Clinical Thermometer
8. Among all the types of hazards, which is usually the C. Digital Thermometer
easiest to spot? D. Ear Digital Thermometer
A. Physical Hazard C. Occupational Hazard
B. Biological Hazard D. Ergonomic Hazard 20. It means removing hazards completely.
A. Eliminating C. Avoiding
9. Which tool will you use in sweeping the dirt on the B. Substituting D. Removing
floor?
A. Broom C. Duster 21. It refers to the strong points of the business.
B. Dustpan D. Cobwebber A. Strength C. Power
B. Capabilities D. Persuade
10. It is an electric appliance used for washing clothes and
linen. 22. It is replacing or substituting a hazardous agent or work
A. Flat iron C. Dryer process with a less dangerous one.
B. Vacuum cleaner D. Washing machine A. Substitution C. Replacing
11. Which cooking appliance is used when opening canned B. Addition D. Eliminating
goods with ease and accuracy?
A. Electric knife C. Food processor 23. The following are Effects of Chemical Hazards
B. Electric can opener D. Stove except______.
A. Lung diseases C. Allergy
B. Difficulty in breathing D. Burn

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 24. These types of hazards are the most normal 36. If 1 kg is equal to 2.2 pounds, how many kilos are there
occurrences in workplaces. in 125 lbs?
A. Physical Hazard C. Biological Hazard A. 65.8 kg C. 56.8 kg
B. Occupational Hazard D. Ergonomic Hazard B. 68.5 kg D. 58.6 kg
37. How many milligrams of a medicine are in 3 tablets if 2
25. Which of the following devices is NOT used in giving contain 10 mg?
out pediatric oral drugs? A. 5mg C. 15mg
A. Glass C. Syringe B. 10mg D. 20mg
B. Dropper D. Hollow-handle spoon 38. What is the use of a dishwasher?
A. reheats food for the client
26. An inaccurate dosage is more likely to harm a child B. hang garments on
than that of an adult? C. clean the dishes without doing it manually
A. Yes C. Maybe D. presses clothes or draperies
B. No D. Sometimes 39. These should be checked before ironing as some
fabrics need special care instructions
27. It is also called the dosage-per-kilogram-of-body-weight A. labels of the garments to be ironed
method. B. pleats and pockets of skirts
A. Clark’s Rule C. Young’s Rule C. collars and sleeves of shirts
B. Fried’s Rule D. BSA Method
D. pants’ waistbands
28. What unit of measure is used in calculating pediatric
40. What is the first step in washing clothes?
oral drugs using Clark’s Rule?
A. Close the lid and choose the setting of the washing
A. kg C. g
machine
B. lbs D. cm
B. Put detergent into the washing machine
29. What is the approximate dose of a 2-year old child who C. Sort clothes according to color
weighs 30 lbs., wherein the adult dose is 450 mg? D. Plug in the washing machine
Using the formula; adult dose (child’s weight/150),
compute using Clark’s rule. 41. Which characteristics should an entrepreneur maintain
A. 90mg C. 60mg to ensure profitable business operation?
B. 135mg D. 420mg A. Committed C. Goal Oriented
B. Futuristic D. Opportunity Seeker
30. What is the formula in computing medicinal dosage
using the BSA method? 42. A technique of putting contaminated items/things in a
A. Adult dose [ child’s age in year + ( child’s age in plastic bag and then placing the closed bag into another
year + 12 ) ] plastic bag
B. Adult dose ( child’s weight/ 150 ) A. Single/Double-bagged C. single-bagged
C. Adult dose ( child’s BSA n m2 + average adult in B. Double-bagged D. triple-bagged
BSA )
43. An instrument that supplies oxygen for breathing
D. Adult dose ( child’s age in months / 150 )
A. Oxygen C. Pump
B. Fuse D. Respirator
31. What are the 2 types of rectal drugs?
A. Syrup and capsule
B. Tablet and syrup
C. enema and suppository
44. Which of the following is NOT an example of PPE.
D. enema and tablet
A. Medical Mask C. Surgical Apron
B. Gloves D. Belt
32. It is used to determine the child’s BSA.
A. Nomogram C. Mammogram
45. Analyze the following steps in performing proper hand
B. Momogram D. Namogram
33. Marion was ordered by the doctor to take 500 mg of a washing to rid yourself of germs in no time.
paracetamol every 6 hours, each paracetamol I. Prepare your materials before washing your hands
containing 250mg. How many wigs of paracetamol will II. Turn on the faucet and wet wrists and hands
be taken in a day? thoroughly.
A. 6 pcs. C. 4 pcs. III. Rub your hands together and between fingers.
B. 8 pcs. D. 2 pcs. IV. Clean your nails by rubbing the soap later through
them.
34. In measurement and conversion, this letter (g) stands V. Rinse your hands thoroughly under running water.
for_______? VI. Use a paper towel to dry your hands and discard
A. glass C. grain immediately.
B. grease D. gram VII. Use a new paper towel to close the faucet being
careful not to contaminate your hands.
35. What term is defined as a measured quantity of a A. I,II,III,IV,V,VII,VI
medicine? B. C. I,II,III,IV, VI,V,VII
A. Equation C. dosage C. I,II,VII,IV,V,VI,II
B. equivalent D. proportion D. D. I,II,III,IV,V,VI, VII

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 46. To put a stop to Ergonomic hazardS, workers
themselves invite these hazards due to the wrong way
they do their tasks. Conscious or not, they have to
examine their work routine and consider these simple
rules EXCEPT_______.
A. Always Twist your body
B. Bend knees if it is needed
C. Avoid too much stretching when reaching for
something
D. Use a ladder when reaching for hard-to-reach
materials

(47-50). Directions: Match the picture in Column A

with that of the description in Column B. Write the
letter of your choice in the space provided in each
item.

Column A Column B

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A. It protects a caregiver’s
clothing from
contamination.

48 B. It is used to protect the

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hands from contamination.

49 C. This may be used when a

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gown is not available.

50 D. It is used to avoid droplets

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of saliva from reaching other
people.