Fall Prevention
Energy Conservation
Assistive Equipment
100

This is the most common location in the home where falls occur.

Bathroom
100

This morning task can be done sitting at the sink to conserve energy.

Brushing your teeth

100

This item provides a safe place to sit while showering.

What is a shower chair?

200

These should be worn on your feet to prevent slipping.

Non-slip shoes or footwear

200

Instead of carrying groceries one at a time, use this item to help reduce energy use.

What is a cart or rolling bag?

200

This long-handled tool helps pick up items from the floor without bending.

What is a reacher or grabber?

300

This type of floor covering can be a major tripping hazard if not secured.

Rugs

300

Doing this at the start of your day can help you decide when to rest and when to be active.

What is planning your schedule or making a to-do list?

300

This device helps you put on socks without bending over.

What is a sock aid?
400
True or False: Good lighting prevents falls.

True

400

True or False: Taking rest breaks only when you're exhausted is best for conserving energy.

False

400

You should always ensure these are locked before standing up from a wheelchair.

What are brakes?

500

True or False: Staying active and exercising can help prevent falls.

True

500

You should do high-energy tasks at this time of day, when energy is usually highest.

What is the morning?

500

This is installed on the bathroom wall to help users safely enter and exit the tub or shower.

What are grab bars?

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