Equipment and Hazardous Materials Safety
Body mechanics and Transferring/Ambulating a Patient
Preventing Falls and Workplace Violence
Food Safety
Surprise!
100

What should you do with a piece of equipment if you notice it is damaged or not working correctly?

Report it immediately and do not use it.

100

The correct way to position and move your body to complete tasks safely and efficiently is called this.

Body Mechanics

100

When in a hallway, you should always walk and never do this.

Run.

100

In the FAT TOM mnemonic, what kind of foods are most likely to cause foodborne illness?

Protein-Rich foods

100

When should you use a stand-up lift?

With a patient who can stand with support.

200

This is the name of the document, formerly known as an MSDS, that explains the risks of a hazardous substance.

Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

200

When seated, what angle should your hips and knees form?

A 90-degree angle.

200

In healthcare, the risk for workplace violence is this many times greater than in any other profession.

5X
200

What can a bulging can indicate?

That oxygen got in and the food spoiled.

200

What are two types of clutter you should remove from walkways?

Excess equipment and chairs that are not pushed in.

300

What should you do if chemicals, hazardous materials, or body fluids touch your skin, eyes, or a mucous membrane?

Flush the area with water.

300

What is the first thing you should check before assisting a patient with ambulation?

The patient's orders and level of assistance needed.

300

When moving a wet floor sign, you should only clean this much of the hallway at a time.

1/2

300

What type of employee should not work with food?

A sick employee

300

What helps kill bacteria on utensils in a dish machine?

The heat of the machine.

400

The packaging of a hazardous substance must have a label with this kind of information.

Condensed SDS information.

400

Before you transfer a patient into a wheelchair, what should you do?

Lock the wheels.

400

What is a common event in healthcare that can trigger violent behavior from a patient or family member?

Delivering bad news.

400

What is the "danger zone" temperature range where microorganisms grow quickly?

Between 40°F and 140°F.

400

What should you do after a spill occurs to ensure the safety of others?

Notify nearby workers of the hazard.

500

You can refresh your memory on the steps for safe operation of equipment by reading the

Safety precaution labels or the equipment manual.

500

What does RMI stand for?

Repetitive Motion Injury.

500

What does a corner mirror allow you to see that helps you avoid potential collisions?

Oncoming traffic.

500

When should you clean and sanitize all food preparation surfaces?

Before and after each food preparation task.

500

Before a patient stands, you should help them sit up and swing their legs over the side of the bed, a process called this.


Dangle before standing.

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