The Basics
The Basics Part 2
Transfers
Transfers
Immobilization
100

The foundation on which a body rests.

Base of Support?

100

The #1 injury to healthcare workers. 

Strain, Sprains MSK injuries 

100

Identify the 4 types of wheelchair transfers. 

Standby assist 

Assisted Standing Pivot 

Two-Person Lift

Hydraulic Lift 


100

Identify the specific wheelchair transfer. 

Assisted Standing Pivot Transfer 

100

What is the name of the simple sheet restraint method used for young pediatric patients. 

Sheet Restraint (Mummy Wrap) 

What are the steps? 

200

Location of the human center of gravity.

level S2

200

A key component to effective communication with a patient is?

Establishing a rapport

200

When helping a PT in/out of a wheelchair, the wheelchair should be positioned ___ to the xray table?

45 degrees

200

Identify the type of wheelchair transfer. Walk me through the proper steps. 

Two person Lift.

200

Identify 3 routine and simple items that can be used to help immobilize patients for a radiography exam?

Tape - Best Friend 

Positioning Sponges

Stability Bar

Sandbags

Velcro Straps

Head Clamps

Stockinette 

Radiolucent Paddles 

Sheets 


300

How can the base of support be increased?

Standing with legs apart.

300

Define voluntary motion. Give an example. 

Motion under the direct control of the patient. 

300

During a cart to table transfer, which way to roll a patient?

Towards you 

300

Identify all of the positions in correct order. 

Supine

Prone

Right Lateral

Sims

Fowlers 

300

Identify one radiopaque positioning device and one that is radiolucent. 

Radiopaque - cannot see through, bright white on x-ray - sandbag

Radiolucent - transparent to x-rays - sponge 

400

Identify 3 considerations a radiographer can employ to better care for geriatric patients. 

Security 

Warm

Comfort

400

Differentiate between stability and mobility muscles.


Stability: red, posture for support 

Mobility: white, limbs for lifting 

400

What is the minimum number of persons to use for a cart-to-table transfer when no moving devices are available?

Three

400

Identify the equipment pictured and state its use. 





Hydraulic Life

Hoyer Life

Transfer

400

1.Identify this commercial restraint device. 

2. What age is this device suited for.

3. What type of study?


Octostop

Up to 1 year, for recumbent abdomen images

Velcro restraints 

45 degree angles - 360 capability


500

The medical terminology describing a sudden drop in a patient's blood pressure caused by standing or sitting upright is called:

Orthostatic Hypotension 

500

Identify 4 good principles of lifting 

Ask the patient what they can do first

Verify patient chart, pt may overestimate what they can do

Stand with feet apart, center of gravity over BOS, keep patient COG lose to yours, transfer belt, keep back straight, knees flexed. 


500

Identify 3 items used to help transfer patients from cart to table. 

Sliding Board (smooth mover)

Roller Board 

Slide Sheet (Pat Tran)

Flat sheet 

500

Identify 4 commonly attached medical equipment. 

IV pumps

Oxygen

Suction: NG Tubes

Chest Tube Drainage System

Urinary Bags

Drains 

500

 A                           B

1. Identify both commercial immobilization devices. 


2. What age group and body part is this device best used for. 

3. What type of study?

A. Pedia Poser     B. Pigg O-Stat

up to 3-4 yo

Erect chest and abdomen 

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