HS 2 Safety IC Review

Select all of the items which are considered personal protective equipment?

• Gloves

• Watch

• Shoes

• Face shields

• Goggles

The process of moving about is referred to as _____ .

• Walking

• Ambulation
• Positioning

• Transferring

The Trendelenburg position is also referred to as the ​______ position, because of its use for patients in emergencies.

• emergency

• recovery

• therapeutic

• shock

The position is an alternative to the supine position because it is more comfortable for elderly patients or those with arthritis or back pain.

• Lithotomy

• Knee-chest

• Trendelenburg

• Dorsal recumbent

What is one purpose of the lateral position?

• To relieve respiratory disorders

• To keep the airway open in unconscious and semi-conscious patients

• For examinations of the spine

• For examinations to the front of the body

Why should a supervisor be consulted before placing an elderly patient into the prone position?

• It is an undignified position

• The position requires extreme flexibility

• It can cause circulatory problems in those with leg disabilities

• Limited range of motion in their necks can make it uncomfortable

Which of the following is true of transfer procedures?

• Help the patient conserve energy by doing most of the moving for the patient

• Explain the procedure to the patient while the transfer is occurring

• Observe the patient's condition carefully during the transfer

• Move the weak side of the patient first

Which of the following does NOT increase a patient's risk of developing pressure ulcers?

• Shearing

• Pressure which prevents circulation

• Friction against bed linens

• Regular turning

When the patient holds the walker, their elbows should be held at a 90-degree angle.

• True

• False

Which of the following is NOT proper body mechanics for transfer procedures?

• Provide a wide base of support

• Keep your feet planted and twist at the waist

• Keep the back straight

• Bend at the hips and knees