WHEELCHAIR HANDLING
PATIENT SAFETY
DRIVING CONDITIONS
FACILITY COMMUNICATION
BASE COMMUNICATIONS
100

What is the 1st thing you do after you have loaded a client on to the platform of your wheelchair lift?

apply the brakes of the wheelchair.

100

If a person on your vehicle is having a stroke what are some of the signs?

  • Sudden numbness or weakness in the face, arm, or leg, especially on one side of the body.
  • Sudden confusion, trouble speaking, or difficulty understanding speech.
  • Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes.
  • Sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance, or lack of coordination.
  • Sudden severe headache with no known cause.
100

What do you do in snowy conditions while driving?

Slow down

100

What is the best way to know what unit a client is on?

Look on mediroutes

100

In an accident should you call base first or 911?

911

200

If a client is unable to lift their feet, what accessory will support them?

 Foot rest.

200

If a client is using a walking aid and still look unsteady will walking what should you do?

Ask if you can provide them with a wheelchair

200

What do you do if your are being tailgated?

Slowdown and let them pass.

200

What is the best practice to having a client ready when you arrive?

Call ahead

200

What should you do to the interior of your van after your shift ends?

Clean your van

300

Proper wheelchair securement includes?

A. Four securement straps.

B. Two securement straps, plus the lap shoulder belt.

C. Front and rear securement straps inside the wheels of the wheelchair.

D. Two securement straps and the wheelchair wheel locks locked. 

A. Four securement Straps

300

It is in the middle of the winter and a nursing aid brings out a client without a proper coat. What do you do?

Ask the facility for their coat or a blanket. 

300

In the winter what do your do if there is snow on a client ramp?

Ask the client is someone can remove the snow. 

300

What do you do with information given to you from the doctors office?

report it to the nursing staff

300

What should you do before your shift starts?

Check mediroutes for changes

400

When moving over a floor transition when pushing a wheelchair, it is important to do what?

slow down an go over the transition smoothly.

400

What is the process of being dialyzed?

Blood is removed, filtered and returned back to the body


400

How far ahead should you scan for congested environments?

1 to 2 blocks ahead

400

When a client is at a nursing home and they are going to a doctors appointment. What is the item you should request to go along with the client. 

Patient paperwork

400

What is the item that should be recorded in an incident?

incident report

500

What is the method when going over a curb while pushing a wheelchair, it is important to do what?

Face the curb with the wheelchair

Place your foot on the tilt bar of the chair to lift the front end slightly.

Push the wheelchair forward over the curb.

500

What does HIPPA stand for?

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

500

What do you do in a vehicle accident?

Make sure you and the passenger are ok.

call 911.

Take pictures of the other persons car.

Give police report. 

500

What should you do if a client falls while in your car, and you have made sure they are ok?

Report it to the nursing staff, and write an incident report.

500

When should you tell the office about an event you need time off for?

As soon as you know

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