Patient Transfer Techniques And Equipment

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Questions: 5 | Attempts: 1,621 | Updated: Mar 22, 2022

1.

Who''s Safety Comes First in Patient Transferring?
- A.
  
  Your Families
- B.
  
  The Hosiptal
- C.
  
  The Patient's
- D.
  
  The Cat
- E.
  
  Ms. C Tarcson
Correct Answer
C. The Patient's

Explanation
In patient transferring, the safety of the patient should always come first. This means that all decisions and actions should be focused on ensuring the well-being and security of the patient during the transfer process. It is important to prioritize the patient's safety to prevent any harm or complications that may arise during the transfer.

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Your Feet should be ______________ inches apart when lifting.

Correct Answer
2, 34, 0, 12
3.

Transferring Boards, Wheelchairs, Transfer Belt, Transfer Sling, and Bed Carts are all types of different Patient Transferring Equipment?
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
The statement is true because all the mentioned items, such as transferring boards, wheelchairs, transfer belt, transfer sling, and bed carts, are indeed different types of patient transferring equipment. These tools are used to safely move patients from one place to another, such as from a bed to a wheelchair or vice versa, ensuring their comfort and safety during the transfer process.

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When Transferring a Patient it's best that you______________ your feet to prevent injury from happenning.

Correct Answer

Explanation
When transferring a patient, it's best that you firmly plant or secure your feet to prevent injury from happening. This is important because a stable base provides balance and support, reducing the risk of falls or accidents during the transfer process. By keeping your feet firmly grounded, you can maintain control and ensure the safety of both the patient and yourself.

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5.

Please in two sentences describe your definition of Patient Transfer Safety.

Patient Transfer Techniques And Equipment

Who''s Safety Comes First in Patient Transferring?

Your Feet should be ______________ inches apart when lifting.

Transferring Boards, Wheelchairs, Transfer Belt, Transfer Sling, and Bed Carts are all types of different Patient Transferring Equipment?

When Transferring a Patient it's best that you______________ your feet to prevent injury from happenning.

Please in two sentences describe your definition of Patient Transfer Safety.