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Question 1

What is not a safety precaution for a bed bound patient?

A	Offer toileting ever two hours.
B	Side railings are secure and under the patient's control.
C	Patient should be turned every two hours to prevent bed sores.
D	Patient should have access to a call light.

Question 1 Explanation:

Side railings should be secured but not under the patient control.

Question 2

When transferring a patient from a bed to a wheel chair best practices are to:

A	Assess the patients strength before moving.
B	Assist the patient into a sitting position at the side of the bed before moving.
C	Use a sheet to slide the patient off the bed and onto the wheelchair.
D	Both A and B

Question 3

The swing-to and swing-through methods for crutch use by patients both have one large disadvantage which is?

A	Both methods are difficult advanced techniques, that are tough to learn.
B	Both methods require a vast amount of lower body strength.
C	Both methods require the use of a vast amount of upper body strength.
D	None of these are correct.

Question 4

When instructing a patient in the correct way to ambulate with a walker, the patient should be advised to first move the walker to:

A	Move the walker forward until the walker is a full arms length away from the body.
B	Move the walker forward roughly one foot ahead of his or her toes.
C	Move the walker forward and stop when there is a sense of becoming unbalanced
D	Move the walker forward until the back legs are even with the toes.

Question 5

When ambulating a patient, proper safety techniques include:

A	Providing support using a gait belt
B	Ensuring the patient is wearing rubber soled slippers
C	Monitoring the patient for fatigue or dizzyness
D	Move at a slow and controlled pace
E	All of the above

Question 6

If a patient is found choking proper procedure is:

A	Run for help
B	Finger sweep the patients mouth for food particles
C	Lay the patient on the ground and perform abdominal thrusts
D	Perform the Heimlich Maneuver if the patient is conscious
E	B and C are correct

Question 7

If a patient has experienced a burn the best treatment would be to:

A	Rub the burn with baking soda
B	Run water over the wound and wrap with a sterile dressing
C	Scrub the would with soap and water, raise the wounded area to reduce chances of shock
D	Use sterile dressings and hot compresses to manage the wound

Question 8

Which of these is not a principle of good body mechanics:

A	Maintain a proper center of gravity
B	Maintain a wide base of support
C	Maintain proper alignment
D	Maintain a 2 foot distance from any lifted object
E	Maintain proper posture

Question 9

When moving a patient up in bed it is best to:

A	Move him or her while they are asleep
B	Lower the head of the bed to a 30 degree angle before sliding the patient up
C	Have two people stand at the head of the bed on both sides of the patient before moving the patient
D	Have the patient roll onto his or her stomach during the move
E	None of the above

Question 10

Restraints can be applied to a patient if:

A	The patient is in danger of causing harm to themselves or another person
B	The patient will not stay still to eat
C	The patient had been disruptive to other patients
D	The patient is in danger of dislodging one of his or her medical devices
E	A and C are both good reasons to apply restraints

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