Question 1

Will the caregiver give injections, IV, or perform dressing?

Accepted Answer

No, the caregiver does not administer injections, IV drips, subcutaneous injections, perform wound dressing, or provide physiotherapy. These tasks must be performed only by a nurse or a certified medical professional.

Question 2

Will the caregiver change diapers and clean urine/stool?

Accepted Answer

Yes, tasks such as changing diapers, emptying the urine bag, and cleaning bedpans/commode are part of the caregiver’s daily responsibilities.

Question 3

Will the caregiver feed the patient and give medicines?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the caregiver will assist with feeding (spoon-feeding) and administer oral medications, but only under doctor’s or family’s guidance.

Question 4

Will the caregiver bathe the patient and change clothes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, bathing the patient, giving sponge baths, changing clothes, and ensuring personal hygiene are key parts of the caregiver’s role.

Question 5

Will the caregiver change bed sheets and care for the bedside area?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the caregiver is responsible for changing bed linen and maintaining bedside cleanliness around the patient.

Question 6

Will the caregiver help the patient with mobility or light exercises?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if the patient is partially mobile, the caregiver will assist with basic mobilization, mild physical activity, garden walks, or moving around the room.

Question 7

Will the caregiver provide mouth care and personal hygiene?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the caregiver performs mouth cleaning, hair care, nail trimming, and other tasks related to personal hygiene and grooming.

Question 8

Will the caregiver cook food, clean the room, or wash dishes?

Accepted Answer

No, cooking, sweeping/mopping the room, washing dishes or clothes are not part of the caregiver’s duties. These are the user’s responsibility to arrange.

Question 9

If the service is for more than 12 hours, does the user need to provide food for the caregiver?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for any service exceeding 12 hours, the user must provide food and accommodation for the caregiver.

Question 10

In a 24-hour service, is 7–8 hours of uninterrupted sleep/rest required for the caregiver?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in 24x7 services, the caregiver must be given 7–8 hours of uninterrupted sleep/rest to maintain their efficiency and health and fit to deliver quality service

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