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WorksheetsKnowledge check 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following is not considered a principle of sleep hygiene?
Make sure you feel sleepy before going to bed.
Create a structured and consistent bedtime routine.
Have a warm shower/bath 1-2 hours before bed.
You should scroll through social media before bed to fall asleep.
Which of the following statements about bedrails is false?
Bedrails can assist with repositioning and transfers for some individuals.
Bedrails are always the safest option for all individuals at risk of falling.
Bedrails may pose a risk of entrapment or injury if not properly assessed and implemented.
The use of bedrails should be based upon an individual assessment and informed consent.
True or false: Postural changes - such as windsweeping or changes in chest shape - may indicate a person requires re-assessment of their 24-hour positioning program.
True
False
What are the benefits of an electric profiling bed?
Support functional mobility
Comfort
Pressure management
All of the above
The correct order to apply the Human Activity Assistive Technology (HAAT) model in clinical practice is...
Assistive technology - Human - Context - Activity
Activity - Human - Context - Assistive technology
Human - Context - Assistive technology - Activity
Activity - Assistive technology - Human - Context
Australia’s set of building regulations for new builds and substantial renovations / alterations is called...
Builder's Code of Australia
Ethical Building Guidelines
National Construction Code
Liveable Design Guidelines
What is not considered an enabler in the home modifications process?
Ability to partially or completely self-fund
Being a home owner
Standardised prescription of home modifications
Strong advocacy skills
Which is incorrect? An expert assistive technology user is considered to...
Use assistive technology in basic, prescribed ways.
Have a high level of skill and confidence using assistive technology.
Be more likely to make suggestions to improve the assistive technology.
More likely to explore alternative uses and customisations to the assistive technology.
In the Human Technology Interface, the control interface refers to...
The physical or digital tool that allows the user to control the technology.
How the system communicates back to the user, confirming actions or providing information.
The motor control of the person.
The cognitive skills a person needs to use in order to access assitive technology.
Which of the following is not typically considered assistive technology for hearing impairment?
Video relay services
Braille displays
Captioning software
Vibrating alert systems
