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100

What is one way friends, family, or pets in the home can create unintentional fall hazards?

Leave objects in paths of travel, run between your legs, create distractions.

100

If you are using a walker or wheelchair, what is one way you can transfer food or water from the kitchen to the table?

Walker basket, reusable bag, container with spill-proof lids

100

What should be in the bathtub to prevent a fall?

Textured strips or suction cup grip mats

100

Name two fall hazards you might encounter while moving from the car to the pharmacy?

Curbs, rugs, door thresholds

100

What is an assistive device that can help with mobility?

Cane, rolling walker, rollator, wheelchair

200

What is a piece of adaptive equipment that can help with getting dressed?

Reacher, sock aide, dressing stick, shoe horn

200

What can you use to put out a grease fire?

Baking soda, salt, or fire extinguisher 

200

Name a fall hazard in the bathroom?

Stepping over the tub, standing water on the floor, rugs/mats

200

When entering a community building with your wheelchair or walker, what should you look for to make it easier to get inside?

A handicap accessible button to automatically open the door

200

True or False: Placing your feet far in front of you can help you stand up easier.

False

300

Name two fall risks you could encounter in the living areas of your home?

Rugs, pets, wires/cords, toys

300

When opening the oven, where should you stand with your walker of wheelchair?

On either side of the door as it folds down

300

What is a piece of adaptive equipment that can help with getting bathed?

Sponge on a stick, soap on a rope

300

What is an outdoor hazard that might be present during the current season?

Pine needles/cones, leaves, fallen flowers, water, grass shavings, snow

300

Sitting for a long period of time can put you at risk for skin breakdown or pressure injuries. What can you do to reduce the pressure from sitting?

Change position ~2 hours (lean to the side, stand up, lay down) or use a special cushion

400

When you go home after being in the hospital, you may get tired more easily. What are two ways you can preserve your energy during the day?

Make a schedule/prioritize tasks, take rest breaks, perform tasks seated when able, ask for help from loved ones when available. 

400

Identify two areas in the kitchen that may be unsafe.

Oven, stove, sink/garbage disposal 
400

Where is the best place to store your medication?

A cool, dry cabinet or medication safe that is not accessible to small children

400

What are two alternative modes of transportation you could use if you are unable to drive yourself to an appointment?

Bus, taxi, ride share app, friend/family, medical transport

400

Is it okay to pull up from your walker to stand?

No, it cause both you and the walker to tip over, potentially leading to a fall

500

What plans could you put in place in the event of an emergency while you are home?

Lifeline/life alert, keeping a phone nearby at all times

500

What is one way you could reorganize your kitchen to make it more accessible?

Place frequently used items on counter, remove rugs/tripping hazards

500
If you feel unsure while taking a bath or shower while alone, what is something you can do as a precautions while you bathe?

Use grab bars, shower chair or tub bench, let someone know you are getting a bath

500

When going up stairs or a curb, which foot should you go up with first? Which foot should come down first?

Up with the good, down with the bad

500

If you drop something on the floor, how can you pick it up safely while sitting in the wheelchair?

Use a reacher or ask for assistance

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