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What are the STOP Postures

Stooping, Twisting, Over-reaching, Parallel hand and feet (static Postures)

Which postures usually presents a Higher level of Risk?

Static Postures

What are benefits of Mobility according to the positive 8/Care 8?

Improved Bowl Function, Improved Cardiovascular System, Deceased UTI's and DVTs, Decreased Pressure Ulcers/Sores,

What equipment require Checks under LOLER? Give examples

Hoists, active and Passive Stair Lift

The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 say the number of people required to use a hoist should be?

Based on a Risk Assessment!

The Handbook of Transfers is an evidence based resource used by Ergo-Coaches? True or False

True

The bottom Part of the Care/Positive 8 is all about whom?

Staff, Employee, Employer and Organisation

The Top Part of the Care/Positive 8 is all about who?

The Person being supported1

What T is the region of the spine where our Rib Cage is?

THORACIC

What T is the T in TILE?

Task

An S shaped Spine is said to be what?

Safe

What S is the first in the Acronym STOP

Stooping

What R is a type of assessment where hazards are identified and recorded?

Risk

What R goes before Practicable in UK Legislation?

REASONABLEY

What Q is a group of Muscles in the upper Leg?

QUADS/ QUADRICEPS

What P is a hoist that lifts all of a person's weight?

Passive

What P is the P referred to in the Acronym STOP

PARRALLEL HANDS & FEET (Static Postures)

What O is The O in the Acronym STOP?

OVER-REACHING

What N goes before Miss in the RIDDOR 1995 Regulations?

NEAR - Miss

What M is the MHOR regulations 1992 concerned with?

MANUAL HANDLING OPERATIONS REGULATIONS 1992

What L is the LOLER Regulations and acronym for?

LIFTING OPERATION LIFTING EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS 1998

What L is the L referred to in the acronym TILE

Load

What K is used to measure weight or state a Safe Working Load?

KILOGRAMS

What J is the point where two bones meet?

Joint

What I is produced by equipment manufacturers and explains how to use equipment?

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE IFU'S

What H can cause you or others Harm identified on a risk assessment?

Hazard

What H is the Primary Act of Parliament governing the safety in the workplace and work activities?

HEALTH & SAFETY AT WORK ACT 1974

What G is the biggest muscle at the top of your thigh?

GLUTEUS MAXIMUS

What F is the mobility gallery a scale of?

FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY

What does the E stand for in the Acronym LOLER and PUWER?

Equipment!

What E is last in the Mobility Gallery?

Emma

D on the mobility Gallery is?

Doris

What D is the name for moving postures?

DYNAMIC

What D sits between vertebras and acts as a shock absorber as well as allowing movement.

Disc

Which C on the Mobility Gallery can stand on at least one leg?

Carl

What C is the region of the Spine in the Neck?

CERVICAL

What C describes someone who is very able trained and knowledgeable in relation to a task or part of their Job?

COMPETENT

What C is the name given to strain that builds up over a period of time?

CUMMULATIVE

What B describes someone who is stable and not at risk of falling over?

BALANCED

Who is B on the Mobility Gallery?

Barbara

What A must be considered when undertaking a M&H Risk Assessment?

Avoid

Which A is independent on the Mobility gallery?

Albert

What A is a type of Hoist which assists a person to stand?

Active

What A is the Latin word for the group of muscles often referred to has the 6 pack?

ABDOMINALS

What A or A’s Must be reported no matter how small or insignificant they seem at the time.

Accidents.