Module 2: Safety and Mobility | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Back Restart

A client is in bed and unable to move on their own. How often should the client be repositioned?

At least every shift

At least every hour

At least every 4 hours

At least every 2 hours

What Position is this?

Supine

Low Fowler

Prone

High Fowler

The Occupation Health and Safety Act directly regulates health/safety at work?

False

True

Below is an example of

Extension

Flexion

Rotation

Hyperextension

The symbol below stands for:

Corrosive

Poisonous and Infectious (immediate effect)

Compressed Gas

Flameable

Nerves are easily damaged but heal quickly

False

True

When moving a patient you should

Keep them low in the bed

Keep them close to the far side you are rolling them to

None of the other colors

Keep them close to the side you are rolling them to

What is a prosthesis?

to buy or obtain

germs; microbes

an artificial body part

to fight against

Body mechanics is the alignment of the body.

True

False

When washing hands, the water should be

as cold as you can comfortable stand

as hot as you can comfortable stand

cool

warm

Shivering cools you off

False

True

What type of restraint is this?

Environmental Restraint

Physical Restraint

Biohazard Restraint

Chemical Restraint

To protect the client from harm, the PSW should do which of the following:

Explain all safety rules to the client

Follow the client’s care plan

Keep the bed in the low position with bed rails raised

Check on the client every hour

A semi fowler position is 15-30 degrees

False

True

WHMIS stands for Workplace Hazardous Information Sheet

False

True

What best describes a mechanical lift?

Transfer a client able to bear weight from one location to another

Move a client unable to bear weight from one place to another using a lift

Device used to move a client able to bear weight between locations

Device used to assist with improving mobility

Body alignment is:

The area on which an object rests

The way the head, trunk, and legs are aligned with each other

The base of support

The same as body mechanics

The symbol below stands for:

Biohazardous Materials

Flameable

Poisonous and Infectious Materials

Compressed Gas

Define reposition:

Changing position of a client but not changing their location

Moving a client with the use of a wheelchair

Changing the location of a client

Assisting a client walk with the use of a transfer belt

Below is an example of:

Active-Assistive ROM Exercises

Passive ROM Exercises

Both Red and Blue

Active ROM Exercises

Below is an example of passive ROM exercise:

True

False

What are the two types of restraints in the picture below?

Physical and Environmental

Mechanical and Physical

Environmental and Mechanical

Chemical and Physical

Older adults are at great risk for shearing. The PSW should always do which of the following when moving client in bed?

Ask the client to count to three.

Use a turning pad when moving older adults.

Make sure the client has performed hand hygiene.

Make sure you are not alone.

Three major causes of fire in home/LTC facilities are

Smoking, dressing, and electric blankets

Electric kettles, electric heaters, and TV

Unsafe smoking, cooking accidents, and faulty electrical

Hot water bottles, smoking, and crock pots

What does the acronym R.A.C.E stand for:

Run, Activate, Control, Evaluate

Remove, Alert, Contain, Extinguish/Evacuate

React, Alarm, Control, Escape

Remove, Alert, Contain, Escape

When cleaning equipment you should

Use a brush

None of these

Wash the item with warm water and soap

Wash the item with cold water and soap

Most common infections occur in the lungs in health care settings

True

False

Log rolling keeps the spine straight:

False

True

Gloves should be worn when:

Dealing with soil equipment or laundry

Dealing with body fluids

All of the colors

Dealing with open sores

A high fowler position is between 45 to 90 degrees

True

False

When lifting heavy objects you should aviod:

Twisting

Turning

Bending

Moving

The symbol below stands for

Corrosive Materials

Poisonous and Infectious Materials

Flameable Materials

Biohazardous Materials

What type of restraint is this?

Chemical Restraint

Physical Restraint

Environmental Restraint

Mechanical Restraint

Below is an example of:

Abduction

Extension

Flexion

Adduction

Standard Precautions:

Are used for all patients and clients

Require gloves, masks, and gowns

Stress frequent hand washing

All the colors

When preventing as a PSW you should

Place the call bell within reach

Make sure footwear in nonskid

All the color

Put the height of the bed in the lowest position

The below image is an example of what position:

Semi Fowler

Supine

Sims

High Fowler

A client is on bedrest. Which of the following is true regarding position changes for the client?

Helps prevent pressure ulcers and contractures

This is not done unless ordered by the doctor

Causes discomfort and restlessness

Protects support worker from injury and fallsworkers

Microorganisms need:

Warm and light

Warm and dark

Cool and Dark

Cool and Light

Muscles attached to bones are:

Involuntary Muscles

Voluntary Muscles

Cardiac Muscles

Smooth Muscles

The symbol below stands for

Environmental Hazard

Compressed Gas

Corrosive Materials

Explosive Materials

The definition of body mechanics is

The movement of the body

The way in which body parts are positioned in relation to one another

An important part of nonverbal communication

A device that can elevate and move a person

Below is an example of

Internal Rotation

External Rotation

Hyper Extension

Abduction

Pathogens need all the following except:

Water

Oxygen

Nourishment

Light

You find a patient on the floor, you assess for potential injury and hazards

True

False

A ball and socket joint allows for:

Movement in one direction

Muscle to be attached to bone

Movement in all directions

Allows turning from side to side

Choose the right statement:

Used for airborne or droplet transmission

Used when in direct skin to skin contact

Used when touching body fluids

Never has to be changed during your shift

Low fowler is 0 to 15 degrees

False

True

Fall are the most common accident in all settings

False

True

The purpose of the long bone is to

Are thin, flat, and curved bones that protect organs

Allow skill and ease in movement

Bear weight of the body

Are cube Shaped

What is the term for the activity depicted below

Immobility

Ambulation

Stridation

Gait Training

To prevent the spread of germs, which of the following would you do?

Clean from clean to dirty

All of the colours

Use the appropriate PPE

Use a damp cloth for dusting

A client has a local infection. The PSW understands that a local infection occurs in which of the following?

Normal flora

A body part

The whole body

What is the best way to sterilize?

Hand Hygiene

PPE

Autoclave

Asepsis

Define transfer

Moving a client from one place to another when client can bear body weight

Moving from one facility to a new facility

Using a lift to transfer a client able to bear weight

Repositioning a client without changing locations

Orthostatic hypotension is prevented by:

Preventing deconditioning

Counting the pulse and respirations

Measuring blood pressure

Slowly changing positions

The symbol below stands for:

Compressed Gas

Environmental Hazard

Biohazardous Materials

Corrosive Material

The symbol below stands for:

Corrosive Material

Exploding Bomb

Oxidizing Hazard

Health Hazard

Below is an example of:

Flexion

Rotation

Dorsiflextion

Extension

What does ROM stand for?

Risk or Motion

Range of Muscles

Range of motion

Read only memory

When lifting heavy items, you should lift with your legs, not your back.

True

False

What position is this?

Lateral

Sims

Fowler

Semi Fowler