Medical Equipment Quiz

Read the dialogue and answer the questions.

Jane    :  Hello Kylie. Let me come and sit down with you. How are you today?

Kylie   :  Hi Jane. I’m okay. What’s that in your hand?

Jane    :  It’s an Incentive Spirometer. We call it a Triflow. I want to show you how to use it. Do you remember, we talked about this before you went for your operation?

Kylie   :  Oh, what is it again? I’ve forgotten.

Jane    :  It’s to help get your lungs working well after the anesthetic. We want to make sure that you don’t get a chest infection.

Kylie   :  Oh, I get it.

Jane    :  Right, can you see the three blue balls?

Kylie   :  Yes, I can.

Jane    :  The light blue ball is the easiest to push up but the dark blue is quite hard. I want you to try to push up the three balls with your breath.

Kylie   : OK. I blow into the mouthpiece, do I?

Jane    :  Yes, I want you to take a normal breath and blow into the mouthpiece. I’ll show you.

Kylie   :  Okay. What do I do after that?

Jane    :  When you have pushed up the three balls try to keep them up for five seconds then breathe out. I’ll show you. Can you count five seconds for me?

Kylie   :  Yeah, one, two, three, four, five.

Jane    :  Great.

Kylie   :  Yeah, but why do I have to do this?

Jane    :  It’s to improve your respiratory muscles and lung capacity – the amount of air that goes into and out of your lungs.

Kylie   :  Oh right. How often do I have to do it?

Jane    :  Well, take five to ten breaths at a time and try to use it every hour whilst you’re awake. Do you think you could do that?

Kylie   :  OK, I’ll give it a go.

 

1.     What is another name for an Incentive Spirometer?

• Triflow

• Speedometer

• Spinner

• Thermometer

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Jane    :  Hello Kylie. Let me come and sit down with you. How are you today?

Kylie   :  Hi Jane. I’m okay. What’s that in your hand?

Jane    :  It’s an Incentive Spirometer. We call it a Triflow. I want to show you how to use it. Do you remember, we talked about this before you went for your operation?

Kylie   :  Oh, what is it again? I’ve forgotten.

Jane    :  It’s to help get your lungs working well after the anesthetic. We want to make sure that you don’t get a chest infection.

Kylie   :  Oh, I get it.

Jane    :  Right, can you see the three blue balls?

Kylie   :  Yes, I can.

 

2.     What is it used for?

• to help get our lungs working worst after the anesthetic

• to help get our lungs working well after the anesthetic

• to help get our lungs working not well after the anesthetic

• to help get our lungs working not good after the anesthetic

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Jane    :  Hello Kylie. Let me come and sit down with you. How are you today?

Kylie   :  Hi Jane. I’m okay. What’s that in your hand?

Jane    :  It’s an Incentive Spirometer. We call it a Triflow. I want to show you how to use it. Do you remember, we talked about this before you went for your operation?

3. “I want to show you how to use it” said Jane. The word “it” refers to ….

• Jane

• Kyle

• Spirometer

• Hand

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Jane    :  Hello Kylie. Let me come and sit down with you. How are you today?

Kylie   :  Hi Jane. I’m okay. What’s that in your hand?

Jane    :  It’s an Incentive Spirometer. We call it a Triflow. I want to show you how to use it. Do you remember, we talked about this before you went for your operation?

Kylie   :  Oh, what is it again? I’ve forgotten.

Jane    :  It’s to help get your lungs working well after the anesthetic. We want to make sure that you don’t get a chest infection.

Kylie   :  Oh, I get it.

Jane    :  Right, can you see the three blue balls?

Kylie   :  Yes, I can.

Jane    :  The light blue ball is the easiest to push up but the dark blue is quite hard. I want you to try to push up the three balls with your breath.

Kylie   : OK. I blow into the mouthpiece, do I?

Jane    :  Yes, I want you to take a normal breath and blow into the mouthpiece. I’ll show you.

Kylie   :  Okay. What do I do after that?

Jane    :  When you have pushed up the three balls try to keep them up for five seconds then breathe out. I’ll show you. Can you count five seconds for me?

Kylie   :  Yeah, one, two, three, four, five.

Jane    :  Great.

Kylie   :  Yeah, but why do I have to do this?

Jane    :  It’s to improve your respiratory muscles and lung capacity – the amount of air that goes into and out of your lungs.

Kylie   :  Oh right. How often do I have to do it?

Jane    :  Well, take five to ten breaths at a time and try to use it every hour whilst you’re awake. Do you think you could do that?

Kylie   :  OK, I’ll give it a go.

4     How does Incentive Spirometer work?

• By pushing up the three balls try to throw them up for five seconds then breathe out.

• By pushing up the three balls try to keep them up for 30 seconds then breathe out.

• By blow up the three balls.

• By pushing up the three balls try to keep them up for five seconds then breathe out.

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Kylie   :  Okay. What do I do after that?

Jane    :  When you have pushed up the three balls try to keep them up for five seconds then breathe out. I’ll show you. Can you count five seconds for me?

Kylie   :  Yeah, one, two, three, four, five.

Jane    :  Great.

Kylie   :  Yeah, but why do I have to do this?

Jane    :  It’s to improve your respiratory muscles and lung capacity – the amount of air that goes into and out of your lungs.

Kylie   :  Oh right. How often do I have to do it?

Jane    :  Well, take five to ten breaths at a time and try to use it every hour whilst you’re awake. Do you think you could do that?

Kylie   :  OK, I’ll give it a go.

5.     Why did Kyle have to keep her breath on the balls up to 5 seconds and then breathe them out?

• It’s to improve your lung capacity

• It’s to improve your respiratory muscles and lung capacity

• It’s to improve your respiratory muscles capacity

• It’s to improve your respiratory skills

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a tool which is used to inject fluid into the body or withdraw fluid from it.

This is the function of.........

• Splint

• Sling

• Defibrillator

• Syringe

What's the name of this equipment?

• Scalpel

• Knife

• Cutter

• Catheter

What is the function of this tool?

• a medical imaging technique used to produce images of internal organs

• a tool used during examinations of the throat which helps keep the view open

• a long piece of cloth which is wrapped around an injured body part

• a piece of cloth to support your arm in case it’s injured

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