Quiz – Change in Condition

1. T/F – A caregiver should only report a change in a client’s condition if the change is severe or life-threatening.

2. T/F – Sudden confusion, increased dizziness, or a sudden change in mobility are all examples of a change in condition that require immediate reporting.

3. T/F – Behavioral and emotional changes—such as sudden withdrawal, unusual aggression, or agitation—are not considered clinical changes in condition.

4. T/F – When documenting a change in condition, caregivers should record objective, factual observations (what was seen, heard, or measured) rather than personal guesses or opinions.

5. T/F – If a client experiences a minor fall but claims they feel completely fine and have no visible injuries, the caregiver does not need to report it as a change in condition.