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Safe Patient Mobility and Transfers Quiz

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

During a school field trip, Ethan unexpectedly lost his balance and fell to the ground. What is a Fall?

a)

An event that leads to unexpected contact with a supporting surface

b)

A push or shove

c)

A medical event like a heart attack

d)

A planned movement

2.

During a physics class, Nora is trying to understand the concept of Limit of Stability (LOS). What does it mean?

a)

The maximum distance an individual is willing to move their center of mass

b)

The area that provides support for the body

c)

The point at which the mass of the body is centered

d)

The condition in which all the forces acting on the body are balanced

3.

Body mechanics ensure the safety of the ?

a)

Patient

b)

Staff members

c)

Equipment

d)

Both A & B

4.

Never consider the direction of transfer (left to right or right to left) when Harper is passing the ball to Evelyn during the game.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which is not an important factor for safe transfers?

a)

Safety must never be compromised

b)

Emma always selects method of transfer by ease

c)

When in doubt, Priya always uses an assistant

d)

Use proper body mechanics

6.

Staff should never discuss plan to transfer Priya in the presence of the patient because it increases the patient’s anxiety level?


a)

True

b)

False

7.

What is the most important step to take before transferring Benjamin from a bed to a wheelchair?


a)

Ask Benjamin to help as much as possible

b)

Ensure the wheelchair is locked and positioned correctly

c)

Use a transfer belt to secure Benjamin

d)

Inform Benjamin about the procedure


8.

Transferring patients like Nora to their weaker side not only builds their confidence but also improves their autonomy.


a)

True

b)

False

9.

Moderate assistance refers to James being able to perform at least _________ of the activity

a)

15%

b)

25%

c)

50%

d)

75%

10.

When transferring William, a patient who is partially mobile, which technique is recommended to ensure safety for both him and the caregiver?

a)

Lift William directly without assistance

b)

Use a pivot transfer technique

c)

Slide William across the surface without lifting

d)

Encourage William to walk unaided

11.

What is the primary purpose of using a transfer belt during patient transfers?


a)

To make the patient feel more comfortable

b)

To provide a secure grip for the caregiver

c)

To restrict the patient’s movement

d)

To assist in promoting independence


12.

When walking with Charlotte, it is best to walk on her unaffected side incase of a fall?

a)

True

b)

False

13.

What is the best way to communicate with Noah before a transfer?

a)

Use medical terminology to explain the process

b)

Speak loudly to ensure they hear you

c)

Explain the transfer step-by-step in simple terms

d)

Only communicate nonverbally through gestures

14.

Which of the following is an appropriate way to position Mia in a wheelchair after transfer?


a)

Leaning forward with arms dangling

b)

Slouched to one side

c)

Back against the seat with feet flat on the footrests

d)

Crossed legs for comfort


15.

What should a caregiver assess before transferring Ethan?

a)

The colour of Ethan’s clothing

b)

The weight of Ethan

c)

The patient’s mobility and strength

d)

The time of day

16.

When transferring Isla, who uses a walker, what is the most important consideration?


a)

The walker should be placed at a distance

b)

The patient should not use the walker during the transfer

c)

The caregiver should lift Isla without the walker


d)

Ensure the walker is positioned correctly and Isla is stabilized before moving