Horseplay or practical jokes

cause accidents and have no place in the lab

are permitted if no one is insulted

may be done during breaks or study time

usually do not result in accidents

Injuries are more likely to happen to persons who

respect the dangers in using equipment

All injuries obtained in the laboratory

should be reported to the instructor

should be treated by a fellow student

should be washed with soap and water

Where is the location of the nearest fire extinguisher?

in the hallway next to the hospital room

downstairs in the restroom hallway

downstairs next to building entrance

In a health care facility, who is responsible for knowing how to use a fire extinguisher?

d. Everyone who works in the facility

Which position ensures a good base of support to prevent fatigue and strain?

b. Feet 8 to 10 inches apart, one foot forward, and weight evenly distributed on both feet

a. Feet 8 to 10 inches apart with one foot forward and carrying most of the weight

c. Feet 3 to 5 inches apart, placed side by side with weight evenly distributed between them

d. Feet at a comfortable distance apart with one foot forward carrying most of the weight

Which is the safest posture for the health care worker who is pushing a heavy object, such as a hospital bed?

d. Stand close to the bed and push with the weight of the entire body.

a. Bend at the hips and push forward with the arms.

b. Stand upright and push with the arms.

c. Stand a slight distance away and use the leg muscles.

Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) help protect health care workers by providing information about

a. using proper body mechanics.

c. preventing exposure to serious viruses.

You have been told to perform a procedure but the equipment is making an unusual grinding noise. What should you do?

a. Stop using the machine immediately and report the problem to your supervisor.

b. Finish the procedure and then report the problem to your supervisor.

c. Find the instruction manual and see if you can identify the problem.

d. Finish the procedure and continue with your work.

Horseplay or practical jokes

cause accidents and have no place in the lab

are permitted if no one is insulted

may be done during breaks or study time

usually do not result in accidents

At a minimum, how often must health care workers wash their hands when performing patient procedures?

d. Only during procedures if their hands become contaminated

Under what circumstances should a health care worker report a personal accident that occurs on the job?

a. When any accident, even a minor one, occurs

b. When it requires medical attention

d. When equipment or supplies are broken or wasted

The Acronym 'PASS' is used to help remember the steps for operating a fire extinguisher. Identify the statement that best describes each letter in PASS. 'P'

b. Pull the pin at the top of the extinguisher.

a. Press on the handle of the extinguisher.

c. Put the extinguisher into the room with the fire and shut the door.

The Acronym 'PASS' is used to help remember the steps for operating a fire extinguisher. Identify the statement that best describes each letter in PASS. 'A'

c. Aim at the base of the fire.

The Acronym 'PASS' is used to help remember the steps for operating a fire extinguisher. Identify the statement that best describes each letter in PASS. First 'S'

b. Squeeze the handle slowly, to release the extinguishing agent in the fire extinguisher.

a. Send another health care professional to get the doctor.

c. Send water through hose rapidly by pulling pin from extinguisher.

The Acronym 'PASS' is used to help remember the steps for operating a fire extinguisher. Identify the statement that best describes each letter in PASS. Second 'S'

a. Sweep from side to side until the fire is completely out.

b. Stop releasing extinguishing agent immediately if fire has not gone out after 1 minute.

c. Set extinguisher to automatically release extinguishing agent by breaking pin.

You open an exam room door and see that there is a fire. What is your correct first step?

a. Yell 'fire!' to alert others

You have closed the exam room door and contained the fire. Now what should you do?

b. Activate the building's fire alarm and instruct those who are ambulatory to leave the building in an orderly manner; evacuate non-ambulatory patients to an area of refuge.

a. Go outside and wait for the fire or police department to arrive.

c. Remain calm and alert the practice manager that the fire has been contained.

You are mixing bleach and water to make a diluted solution so that you can clean the countertops in a resident common area, and you accidently spill some bleach on the floor. What is your correct first step?

b. Put on personal protective equipment, and then contain the spill.

a. Contain the spill immediately.

d. Open a window for ventilation.

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about a chemical spill?

d. All answer choices are true.

a. You should only attempt to clean up a chemical spill if you have been trained in spill cleanup procedures.

b. Protective gear such as a mask and gloves should be worn, regardless of the size of the spill.

c. After the spill, all materials, including paper towels used in cleanup, must be disposed of as hazardous waste.

If you find a piece of damaged or malfunction equipment _______.

read the instructions for the equipment

repair the equipment before using it

put the equipment away in storage

Safety glasses __________.

are required for some procedures

usually are not needed in health care facilities

must be worn while using electrical equipment

Before leaving a patient’s room, it is important to observe all safety checkpoints related to the patient’s safety while in the bed. Which of the following best describes a secured bed?

Bed is at its lowest level with wheels locked

Bed controls are explained to patient

Bed at the level of patient's knees with call bell in reach.

Sally is a nurse taking care of Mrs. Jones. It is time for her evening medications. Before giving the medications to Mrs. Jones, what does she need to do to ensure the patient’s safety?

Check the identification wristband and ask the patient to state his or her name.

Leave the lights dimmed so she doesn’t interrupt Mrs. Jones’s bedtime routine.

Use correct body mechanics while performing any procedure.

Keep your hands away from your face, eyes, mouth, and hair.

While changing the sheets on a patient’s bed, the CNA accidentally knocks over a container marked hazardous solution. What is the best thing for him to do?

Immediately report the incident to an immediate supervisor.

Finish making the bed and leave the door open so it air dries.

Take a break and think about next steps.

Quickly clean up the solution before anyone slips.

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Heavy objects should be carried away from the body to avoid back injury

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While discharging a fire extinguisher spray the center of the fire to eliminate the fire

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OSHA establishes and enforces safety standards for the workplace

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Spilled solutions, such as bleach, should be wiped up immediately

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Laboratory uniforms are worn for protection and as a safety measure

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Safety Exam Review

Heavy objects should be carried away from the body to avoid back injury

While discharging a fire extinguisher spray the center of the fire to eliminate the fire

OSHA establishes and enforces safety standards for the workplace

Body fluids that can cause disease are blood, urine, stool, semen, CSF, saliva , mucus

Spilled solutions, such as bleach, should be wiped up immediately

Laboratory uniforms are worn for protection and as a safety measure

If any solution comes in contact with your skin or eyes flush the area with water and call the instructor

Class A fire extinguishers can be used on electrical fires

Smoke and panic kill more people in fires than the fire itself

For your own safety and the safety of a patient it is important that you wash your hands frequently

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