Infection
Mobility and Transfers
Body Mechanics and Positioning
Safety and Emergency Procedures
Restraints
100

Microbes that cause infections are called this

Pathogens

100

When walking a person, the aide should stand here

To the side and slightly behind the person

100

How often should residents in a chair or bed be repositioned

Every 2 hours

100

The steps in RACE stands for

Rescue, Alarm, Confine, Extinguish

100
How often do restraints need to  be release, repositioned, and meeting patient needs?

Every 2 hours

200
Medical Asepsis means destroying most (but not all) of these

Pathogens

200

True/False, When transferring to the wheelchair, you will always need to confirm that the wheels are locked

True

200

What strong/large muscles are you using in good body mechanics? 

The shoulders, arms, hips, and thighs

200

The steps PASS stands for

Pull the pin, Aim low, Squeeze the lever, and Sweep back and forth

200

How often should you be checking on restrained patients?

Every 15 minutes

300

Healthcare associated infections (HAI) are also called

Nosocomial infections

300
What means sitting on the bed with feet hanging

Dangling

300

What are the two most common ways to reduce friction and shearing with residents?

Rolling or lifting the person (do not pull the person up in bed by grasping under the arms)

300

True/False, Falls are the most common accidents in nursing centers

True

300

True/False, A patient is a fall risk and wont stay in bed, your first action is to restrain the patient by using wrist restraints

False, Always attempt a restraint alternative before using a restraint

400

These precautions are used for everyone, every time care is given

Standard precautions

400

When moving a person with weakness on one side, you transfer toward this side?

Strong side

400

What is the position called when you are lying on your stomach with the head turned to the side?

Prone

400

If a resident begins to fall, you should do this instead of stopping the fall or trying to prevent

Ease the person to the floor 

400

What are some common types of restraint alternatives?

Personal alarm, Bed/Chair alarm, One-on-One with a resident, and Cushions

500

This is the simplest and most effective way to stop germs from spreading?

Practicing Hand Hygiene

500

This belt is safely used to assist residents in walking and transferring

Gait belt

500

True/False, Good Body mechanics involves keeping the item far away from the body

False (keep the item close to the body)

500

Before you clean up a hazardous substance, you need to check the ______

Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

500

What must you have in order to place a restraint on a patient?

You need a doctors order

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