Lifting And Moving Patient
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When we do lifting and moving for the patient, who is responsible of the coordinated?
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The person, on the side
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The person, on the legs
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The person, on the head
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This quiz assesses knowledge on proper techniques and team coordination for safely lifting and moving patients, focusing on scenarios like handling a 100kg patient and spinal precautions.
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Where is the position of the Leader when do lifting and moving?
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On the right side
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On the left side
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On the legs
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On the head
Correct Answer
A. On the headExplanation
The leader is positioned on the head when lifting and moving. This suggests that the leader is responsible for guiding and directing the lifting and moving process. Placing the leader on the head allows for clear visibility and communication with the rest of the team, ensuring a coordinated and efficient operation.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is the position of rescuers on the stair chair?
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One at left side, one at foot.
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One at foot, one at right side.
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One at head, one at foot.
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One at right side, one at left side.
Correct Answer
A. One at head, one at foot.Explanation
The correct answer is "one at head, one at foot." This position of rescuers on the stair chair ensures that the patient's head and foot are properly supported during transportation. Placing one rescuer at the head and one at the foot helps maintain the patient's stability and minimizes the risk of injury while navigating stairs.Rate this question:
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In this picture, what is the name of this equipment that we use in lifting and moving?
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Backboard
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Stair chair
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Scoop stretcher
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Wheeled Ambulance stretcher
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A. Scoop stretcherExplanation
A scoop stretcher is a type of medical equipment used for lifting and moving patients. It is designed to immobilize the patient's spine and prevent further injury during transportation. The stretcher consists of two separate halves that can be split apart and placed on either side of the patient, allowing them to be lifted and moved without causing unnecessary movement or strain. This makes it an essential tool for emergency medical services and hospitals when transferring patients from one location to another.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is true of stair chair in lifting and moving?
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Rescuer at the right side gives directions
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Rescuer at the foot gives directions
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Rescuer at the head gives directions
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Rescuer at the left side gives directions
Correct Answer
A. Rescuer at the head gives directionsExplanation
The correct answer is that the rescuer at the head gives directions. In the context of lifting and moving with a stair chair, the rescuer positioned at the head of the chair is responsible for providing directions and guiding the movement. This is because the rescuer at the head has a clear view of the path ahead and can effectively communicate with the rest of the team to ensure a safe and coordinated movement.Rate this question:
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Arms and hands face palm-down.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The correct answer is False. The statement "Arms and hands face palm-down" is incorrect. In a palm-down position, the palms of the hands would be facing downwards, but the correct position for arms and hands is palm-up, where the palms are facing upwards.Rate this question:
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If we carry the patient ,but I get tired what the first thing we do?
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Complete to ambulance
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Stop and put the patient down,then complete
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Stop and don't complete
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Notify the another paramedic that I get tired
Correct Answer
A. Notify the another paramedic that I get tiredExplanation
If the paramedic carrying the patient gets tired, the first thing they should do is notify another paramedic. This is important because the well-being and safety of the patient should be the top priority, and if the paramedic is tired, it may compromise their ability to provide proper care. Notifying another paramedic ensures that there is someone available to take over and continue providing the necessary care for the patient.Rate this question:
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How many paramedics needed for the pt weight (100kg)?
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1-2
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3-4
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5-6
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7-8
Correct Answer
A. 3-4Explanation
Based on the given question, it is asking how many paramedics are needed for a patient weighing 100kg. The correct answer is 3-4. This suggests that a patient of this weight requires the assistance of 3 to 4 paramedics. This could be due to the fact that the weight of the patient may require additional manpower to ensure their safety and proper care during transportation or treatment.Rate this question:
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Lifting should be done with hands.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement "Lifting should be done with hands" is incorrect. Lifting heavy objects should not be done with hands alone as it can lead to strain, injury, or back problems. It is recommended to use proper lifting techniques, such as bending the knees, keeping the back straight, and using the leg muscles to lift the object. Additionally, using lifting aids or equipment can also help in reducing the risk of injury. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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The first step I need to do when the patient gets down on the backboard
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Check back of pt
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Check pulse of pt
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Check airway of pt
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Check breathing of pt
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A. Check back of ptExplanation
The first step when the patient gets down on the backboard is to check the back of the patient. This is important to assess for any injuries or abnormalities that may require immediate attention or affect the patient's condition. It is crucial to ensure the patient's safety and well-being before proceeding with further assessment or treatment. Checking the back of the patient allows for a comprehensive evaluation of their condition and helps in determining the appropriate course of action.Rate this question:
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Grasp with arms extended up side of body.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The given statement "Grasp with arms extended up side of body" is false. This means that it is not true that one should grasp with their arms extended up the side of their body.Rate this question:
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If the person fell on the ground ,this pt need for C-spine when do Lifting and moving?
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that if a person falls on the ground, they do not need C-spine when lifting and moving. This implies that C-spine precautions are not necessary in this scenario. However, it is important to note that C-spine precautions should be taken whenever there is a possibility of cervical spine injury, regardless of how the injury occurred. Therefore, the given answer is incorrect.Rate this question:
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