GeriSim Suit
Handwashing/Infection Control
Anatomy
LIKO Lift/stop the Bleed
Reflection
100

What does it mean to be a geriatric patient?

Elderly (75 plus)

100

What is the single most important way to stop the spread of infection?

Handwashing

100

Which organ located in the chest is in charge of pumping oxygen rich blood throughout the body?

The Heart

100

How many people are required to operate the LIKO lift?

2

100

What are three tools that you used during the LIKO lift activity?

Liko Lift, lift pad, bed, wheelchair

200

What conditions could be simulated by the weighted vest/ankles/wrists?

Arthritis, bone and joint deformities, injuries.

200

What kind of illness can be passed to another person as a result of poor hand hygiene?

Influenza, diarrhea

200

Which organ is located in the right upper quadrant, and works to filter toxins from the blood?

The liver

200
Name one complication of improper use of the mechanical lift?

Injury, death

200

What are three jobs that could be on the health assisting track?

RN, LPN, CNA

300

What are two activities of daily living that might be difficult for an elderly person?

Bathing, dressing, walking, and cooking.

300

What are three things needed for appropriate handwashing? 

Warm water, paper towels, soap.

300

Which bone is commonly known as the collarbone?

The clavicle

300
Name one situation that could be found in this school that would put a person at risk for experiencing life threatening bleeding?

Carpentry saw, metal fabrication sharp tools/blowtorch, culinary knives

300

When writing my reflection, what is an important way that you can earn full credit?

Write in complete sentences

400

What safety concerns might  caregiver have for a patient who is visually impaired?

Risk for falls, burns, injuries.

400

How long should a person wash their hands with friction to kill germs?

At least 20 seconds

400

How many bones does a healthy adult have?

206

400

What is the name of the device used to compress the arteries/veins when used/wrapped around a limb and tightened?

Tourniquet

400

What is the main difference between medical assisting and health assisting?

Medical Assisting: Outpatient

Health Assisting: Inpatient

500

What is empathy?

The ability to "step into another person's shoes" to imagine what it is like to experience what they are experiencing.

500

Name two times when you should wash your hands?

After going to the bathroom, after sneezing, before eating.

500
What is the largest organ in the body?

Skin

500

Where can you find Stop the Bleed Kits in the school?

In the AED cases in the hallway, or with the School Resource Officer.

500

What is the tall guys name?

Joziah

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