WorksheetsKnowledge Fitness Nov-25 BD
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 34mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the cornerstone therapy for venous leg ulcers?
a)
Antibiotics
b)
Compression
c)
Surgery
d)
Skin graft
2.
What pressure is recommended at the ankle for venous return?
a)
20 mmHg
b)
30 mmHg
c)
40 mmHg
d)
50 mmHg
3.
What does high stiffness in compression garments improve?
a)
Skin hydration
b)
Muscle pump effect
c)
Blood sugar
d)
Bone density
4.
What causes venous leg ulcers?
a)
Arterial blockage
b)
Venous valve incompetence
c)
Skin allergy
d)
Bone fracture
5.
What is ambulatory venous hypertension?
a)
High arterial pressure
b)
High venous pressure during movement
c)
Low venous pressure
d)
None
6.
Which system offers 2-in-1 compression for venous ulcers?
a)
JOBST Comprifore
b)
JOBST UlcerCARE
c)
JOBST Travel Socks
d)
JOBST Sport
7.
What is the recommended compression level for healing venous ulcers?
a)
20 mmHg
b)
30 mmHg
c)
40 mmHg
d)
60 mmHg
8.
What feature of JOBST UlcerCARE improves stiffness?
a)
Cotton liner
b)
Outer stocking pattern
c)
Elastic band
d)
Foam padding
9.
What material in the liner promotes skin health?
a)
Cotton
b)
Silk
c)
Polyester
d)
Wool
10.
What does the liner provide for non-ambulatory patients?
a)
High compression
b)
Mild compression and edema control
c)
No compression
d)
Heat therapy
11.
What is the benefit of fast moisture transport in JOBST UlcerCARE?
a)
Better compression
b)
Improved patient comfort
c)
Higher stiffness
d)
None
12.
What is the main indication for JOBST UlcerCARE?
a)
Arterial ulcer
b)
Venous leg ulcer
c)
Diabetic foot ulcer
d)
Pressure ulcer
13.
Which component ensures easy donning of JOBST UlcerCARE?
a)
Zipper only
b)
Silk in liner
c)
Elastic cuff
d)
Foam padding
14.
Which guideline supports JOBST UlcerCARE use?
a)
WHO
b)
EWMA
c)
CDC
d)
FDA
15.
What is the main purpose of JOBST Opaque stockings?
a)
Fashion only
b)
Compression therapy
c)
Moisture control
d)
Skin protection
16.
JOBST Opaque stockings provide which type of compression?
a)
Graduated compression
b)
Uniform compression
c)
No compression
d)
Random compression
17.
Which fiber is commonly used in JOBST Opaque stockings?
a)
Cotton
b)
Nylon/Spandex blend
c)
Wool
d)
Silk
18.
What is the recommended compression level for Class 2 stockings?
a)
10-15 mmHg
b)
20-30 mmHg
c)
40-50 mmHg
d)
60 mmHg
19.
JOBST Opaque stockings help prevent?
a)
Varicose veins
b)
Bone fractures
c)
Skin cancer
d)
Hair loss
20.
Which feature improves patient comfort in JOBST Opaque?
a)
Breathable fabric
b)
Rigid material
c)
Non-elastic design
d)
Thick padding
21.
JOBST Opaque stockings are suitable for?
a)
Men only
b)
Women only
c)
Both men and women
d)
Children only
22.
What is the primary cause of venous hypertension?
a)
Backward blood flow
b)
High arterial pressure
c)
Low oxygen levels
d)
Valve calcification
23.
Which test helps exclude arterial disease before compression therapy?
a)
Blood sugar
b)
ABPI
c)
ECG
d)
Pulse oximetry
24.
What is the main benefit of gradient compression stockings?
a)
Increase arterial pressure
b)
Encourage blood flow back to the heart
c)
Reduce oxygen saturation
d)
Prevent arterial disease
25.
JOBST UlcerCARE provides what level of compression?
a)
20 mmHg
b)
30 mmHg
c)
40 mmHg
d)
50 mmHg
26.
Which feature of JOBST Relief ensures comfort?
a)
Elastic inlay yarn
b)
Adjustable straps
c)
Built-in sensors
d)
Cotton lining
27.
What is the principal component for compression in stockings?
a)
Elastic inlay yarn
b)
Polyester fabric
c)
Cotton fibers
d)
Nylon threads
28.
What does the body yarn contribute to in a garment?
a)
Color
b)
Stretch ability
c)
Weight
d)
Pattern
29.
Which feature makes JOBST UlcerCARE easy to don?
a)
Integrated heel
b)
Two-part system
c)
Built-in sensors
d)
Zipper closure
30.
What is the purpose of the JOBST UlcerCARE liner?
a)
Promote healthy skin
b)
Provide extra compression
c)
Reduce color fading
d)
Prevent odor
31.
What typically drives a customer’s buying journey?
a)
External pressures
b)
Customer needs
c)
Competition
d)
Price
32.
Which stakeholder is NOT an influencer?
a)
Gatekeeper
b)
Decision Maker
c)
Ambassador
d)
User
33.
Which feature of JOBST stockings helps prevent DVT?
a)
External pressure
b)
Cotton lining
c)
Elastic band
d)
Color coding
34.
What is the main goal of FarrowWrap?
a)
Reduce cost only
b)
Improve patient independence and compliance
c)
Increase hospital visits
d)
Reduce compression
35.
Which patient group benefits most from FarrowWrap?
a)
Patients with fluctuating edema
b)
Healthy athletes
c)
Post-op patients only
d)
None
36.
Does FarrowWrap require special training?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Sometimes
d)
Only for nurses
37.
What is the main difference between FarrowWrap and stockings?
a)
FarrowWrap is harder to apply
b)
FarrowWrap is adjustable and easier to don
c)
Stockings are adjustable
d)
None
38.
What is the main feature of FarrowWrap straps?
a)
Criss-cross design for easy application
b)
Rigid design
c)
Elastic tape
d)
Metal hooks
39.
What is the compression principle behind FarrowWrap?
a)
Random pressure
b)
Graduated compression
c)
No compression
d)
Negative pressure
40.
What is the main therapeutic area for FarrowWrap?
a)
Compression therapy
b)
Wound healing only
c)
Bone fixation
d)
Skin care
41.
What is the key benefit for HCPs using FarrowWrap?
a)
More time efficiency
b)
More cost
c)
More complexity
d)
None
42.
What does FarrowWrap help reduce?
a)
Dependency on caregivers
b)
Compression
c)
Skin hydration
d)
None
43.
What term is used to describe the increased pressure in the peripheral venous system due to backward blood flow?
a)
Arterial hypertension
b)
Venous hypertension
c)
Pulmonary hypertension
d)
Systemic hypertension
44.
What can sustained venous hypertension lead to over time?
a)
Acute arterial disease
b)
Chronic venous disease progressing to severe stages
c)
Immediate heart failure
d)
Sudden drop in blood pressure
45.
What should be assessed to exclude an underlying arterial disease in a patient?
a)
Blood pressure
b)
ABPI (Ankle-Brachial Pressure Index)
c)
Heart rate
d)
Oxygen saturation
46.
By exerting external pressure, compression stockings help prevent blood pooling and reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
a)
True
b)
False
47.
Gradient compression stockings are tightest around your ankle, the pressure decreases gradually as they go up your leg. This design encourages the blood flow back to your heart, e.g. helping to reduce risk of blood clots
a)
True
b)
False
48.
What is the main purpose of gradient compression stockings?
a)
Increase arterial pressure
b)
Encourage blood flow back to the heart
c)
Reduce oxygen saturation
d)
Prevent arterial disease
49.
Which test is essential before prescribing compression therapy?
a)
Blood sugar
b)
ABPI
c)
ECG
d)
Pulse oximetry
50.
What feature of JOBST UlcerCARE aids patient self-management?
a)
Integrated heel
b)
Two-part system
c)
Built-in sensors
d)
Cotton lining
51.
What is the primary benefit of JOBST Relief stockings?
a)
Elastic inlay yarn for comfort
b)
Adjustable straps
c)
Color-coded compression
d)
Built-in sensors
52.
What does the body yarn in compression garments provide?
a)
Color
b)
Stretch ability
c)
Weight
d)
Pattern
53.
Which level of compression is typical for venous ulcer care?
a)
20 mmHg
b)
30 mmHg
c)
40 mmHg
d)
50 mmHg
54.
What is the main purpose of gradient compression stockings?
a)
Increase arterial pressure
b)
Encourage blood flow back to the heart
c)
Reduce oxygen saturation
d)
Prevent arterial disease
55.
Which test is essential before prescribing compression therapy?
a)
Blood sugar
b)
ABPI
c)
ECG
d)
Pulse oximetry
56.
What feature of JOBST UlcerCARE aids patient self-management?
a)
Integrated heel
b)
Two-part system
c)
Built-in sensors
d)
Cotton lining
57.
What is the primary benefit of JOBST Relief stockings?
a)
Elastic inlay yarn for comfort
b)
Adjustable straps
c)
Color-coded compression
d)
Built-in sensors
58.
What does the body yarn in compression garments provide?
a)
Color
b)
Stretch ability
c)
Weight
d)
Pattern
59.
Which level of compression is typical for venous ulcer care?
a)
20 mmHg
b)
30 mmHg
c)
40 mmHg
d)
50 mmHg
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