CAVIT Direct Care Worker Fundamentals Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of family members providing care support?

  1. Communicate changes to the case manager

  2. Conduct medical procedures

  3. Provide emotional support

  4. Encourage independence

The correct answer is: Conduct medical procedures

The role of family members providing care support is primarily centered on enhancing the well-being of the individual receiving care, and that often involves supportive tasks that do not require formal medical training. Conducting medical procedures typically falls under the purview of licensed healthcare professionals, such as nurses or doctors, who have the necessary training and credentials to perform such tasks safely and effectively. In contrast, responsibilities like communicating changes to the case manager, providing emotional support, and encouraging independence are more aligned with what family members can offer. These tasks focus on emotional wellness, communication within the care team, and fostering self-sufficiency, which are crucial aspects of supportive care. Thus, not being responsible for conducting medical procedures correctly identifies the limitations of family caregiver roles.