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Unit 13 – Mobility & Transfers

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Ava is helping a patient move from a wheelchair to a bed. Why is it important for Ava to use proper body mechanics during this transfer?

a)

Save time

b)

Prevent injury

c)

Reduce documentation

d)

Increase speed

2.

Abigail is preparing to transfer a resident from their wheelchair to a bed. Which action must she do BEFORE transferring the resident?

a)

Count to three

b)

Lock wheels

c)

Use gait belt

d)

Position resident

3.

Emma is helping to move a heavy box at home. Which muscle group should she use most when lifting?

a)

Arms

b)

Back

c)

Legs

d)

Neck

4.

Mia is a CNA assisting a resident with ambulation in the hallway. Where should Mia stand to best support the resident?

a)

In front

b)

Behind resident

c)

Slightly behind and to the side

d)

Across the room

5.

Ava is recovering in the hospital after surgery. The nurse tells her that ambulation is important for her recovery. What does ambulation mean?

a)

Turning in bed

b)

Standing

c)

Walking

d)

Transferring

6.

Emma is helping move boxes at work. She twists her body while lifting a heavy box. Why is this dangerous?

a)

Causes fatigue

b)

Increases injury risk

7.

Abigail is helping a resident move from their bed to a wheelchair. Which device should Abigail use to help support the resident during the transfer?

a)

Walker

b)

Cane

c)

Gait belt

d)

Wheelchair

8.

Mia is a resident in a long-term care facility. How often should Mia be repositioned unless ordered otherwise?

a)

Every hour

b)

Every 2 hours

c)

Every 4 hours

d)

Once per shift

9.

Lily is helping to set up a patient's room in a hospital. Which action should Lily take to help prevent falls?

a)

Leaving clutter

b)

Locking wheels

c)

Removing call light

d)

Rushing care

10.

While assisting Nora with walking in the hallway, she suddenly tells you that she feels dizzy. As a CNA, what should you do?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Continue walking

c)

Stop and report

d)

Sit resident on floor

11.

Scarlett is a resident at a care facility. The staff notes that she cannot walk at all. Which mobility level best describes Scarlett?

a)

Independent

b)

Assisted

c)

Non-ambulatory

d)

Partial

12.

Benjamin is about to help a resident walk using a gait belt. What should Benjamin do before using the gait belt?

a)

Place over bare skin

b)

Check care plan

c)

Pull tightly

d)

Skip explanation

13.

Isla is walking in her house and wants to avoid slipping or falling. Which footwear should she choose to help reduce her fall risk?

a)

Socks

b)

Bare feet

c)

Non-skid shoes

d)

Sandals

14.

Abigail is a resident in a care facility. What should always be within her reach?

a)

Tray table

b)

Call light

c)

Wheelchair

d)

Walker

15.

Lily is a CNA working in a nursing home. Which action would be outside her scope of practice?

a)

Following care plan

b)

Ignoring safety steps

c)

Using gait belt

d)

Assisting transfers