Moving And Handling Patients
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- 1.The acronym for lifting is TILE. What does it stand for?
- A.
Task – Individual – Load – Environment
- B.
Time – Individual – Light – Equipment
- C.
Time – Individual – Light – Environment
- D.
Task – Individual – Light – Equipment
- 2.Fluid seeps from the intervertebral discs ecah day from pressure of carry weight. This actually decreases the body height between?
- A.
15 to 20mm
- B.
20 to 25mm
- C.
25 to 30mm
- D.
5 to 10mm
- E.
10 to 12mm
- F.
12 to 13mm
- G.
14 to 15mm
- 3.The most common cause injury to ambulance personnal is?
- A.
Muscular skeletal
- B.
Infections
- C.
Ill health
- D.
Mental health
- 4.The best practice for managing a patient who falls while you are assisting with walking is to?
- A.
Allow the patient to slide down your body to the floor
- B.
Support the patient under the arms and lower to the ground
- C.
Turn in to the face the patient and help them to the ground
- D.
Step away from the patient and allow them to fall
- 5.When lifting a good technique is considered to?
- A.
Keep a straight back
- B.
Keep feet together
- C.
Hold objects at arms length
- D.
Bend from the waist
- 6.The order of the 4 P’s for Lifting are?
- A.
Plan - Prepare - Position - Perform
- B.
Perform - Plan - Prepare - Position
- C.
Prepare - Position - Perform - Plan
- D.
Plan - Position - Prepare - Perform
- 7.The (?) is often used for patients with respiratory illness, lung or heart diseases or suffering from dyspnoea.
- A.
Upright position
- B.
Fowler position
- C.
Trendelenburg position
- D.
Recumbent position
- E.
Lower Limbs Raised
- F.
Semi- Recumbent position
- G.
Recovery position
- 8.Which position relaxes tension for the abdominal muscles?
- A.
Fowler position
- B.
Trendelenburg position
- C.
Recumbent position
- D.
Lower limbs raised position
- E.
Semi- Recumbent position
- F.
Recovery position
- 9.Patients who have lost large amounts of blood which position would be best?
- A.
Lower limbs raised position
- B.
Semi- Recumbent position
- C.
Recovery position
- D.
Upright position
- E.
Fowler position
- F.
Trendelenburg position
- G.
Recumbent position
- 10.Which position should you use for unconscious patients to allow postural drainage and provent the tongue obstructing the airway?
- A.
Recovery position
- B.
Upright position
- C.
Fowler position
- D.
Trendelenburg position
- E.
Recumbent position
- F.
Lower limbs raised
- G.
Semi- recumbent position
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