safety
Body Mechanics
Infection Control
Transfers
Emergencies
100

Keep this within the resident’s reach.

What is the call light

100

Bend your ____ when lifting.

What are knees?

100

The best way to prevent infection spread.

What is handwashing?

100

This device helps residents transfer safely.

What is a gait belt?

100

RACE is used during this emergency.

What is a fire?

200

Wet floors can cause these.

What are falls?

200

Keep your back ____ while lifting.

What is straight?

200

Gloves are an example of this.

What is PPE?

200

Residents should wear these to prevent slipping.

What are non-skid shoes/slippers?

200

PASS is used with this piece of equipment.

What is a fire extinguisher?

300

Wheelchair brakes should be locked before this.

What is a transfer?

300

Hold heavy objects close to this part of the body.

What is the body?

300

Hands should be washed for at least this many seconds.

What is 20 seconds?

300

Count to this number before moving a resident together.

What is three?

300

The “R” in RACE stands for this.

What is Rescue?

400

Hallways should be free of clutter to prevent this.

What are accidents/injuries?

400

wide stance gives better ____ while lifting.

What is balance?

400

Gloves should be worn when touching these.

What are body fluids?

400

Wheelchair footrests should be moved out of the way for this reason.

What is safety?

400

If a resident falls, do this first.

What is stay with the resident and call for help?

500

Side rails should only be used according to the resident’s _____.

What is the care plan?

500

Twisting while lifting may cause this type of injury.

What is a back injury?

500

These precautions are used for every resident.

What are Standard Precautions?

500

Mechanical lifts are used for residents who cannot do this safely.

What is bear weight/stand?

500

Emergency plans are practiced during these scheduled events.

What are drills?

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