
Protect Your Back, Protect Your Career
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- Q1The Bureau of Labor and Statistics lists which occupation as #1 at risk for sprains and strains?NursesPolice OfficersNurse Aides and OrderliesConstruction wokers10s
- Q2What percent of nurses complain of chronic back pain?12%41%23%52%10s
- Q3True or False: Proper use of body mechanics can protect help protect you from injuryFalseTrue10s
- Q4Patient handling tasks are recognized as the primary cause of musculoskeletal disorders among the nursing workforce. Of primary concern are ____ injuries and ____ sprains which can be both severely disabling (ANA, 2018).Knee injuries and sprainsBack injuries and shoulder sprainsWrist injuries and elbow sprains10s
- Q5True or False: The future of health care is to make manual patient handling obsoleteFalseTrue10s
- Q6A patient weighs 275lbs and needs max assistance transferring from the stretcher to the bed. What safe patient handling equipment should you use?Hoover Mat1 slide tube2 slide tubesNothing, just pull them on the sheet with 3 people10s
- Q7On average a caregiver will lift, push, pull ________________ lbs or more EVERY shift.5,400 lbs1,050 lbs2,500 lbs3,750 lbs10s
- Q8It is important to use safe patient handling equipment when?When I have time to get the equipmentWhen I can get someone to help meEvery time physical assistance is requiredMost of the time physical assistance is required, but depends on the task10s
- Q9Slide tubes (also known as friction-reduction devices) reduce the force necessary to horizontally transfer a patient by ______%65%40%25%90%10s
- Q10My coworker asked for my help boosting a small elderly patient up in bed. What steps should I take to protect my body?Raise the bed boost.Just grab that pink pad and boost.Place a slide sheet under the patient.Place a slide sheet under the bed. Raise the bed to correct height. Trendelenberg the bed if possible.10s
- Q11Hoover Mats (also known as inflatable air transfer devices) reduce the friction of transferring a patient by ____%?45-50%50-60%65-70%80-90%10s
- Q12True or False: Hover mats can be used for Q2 turns, including left and right repositioningFalseTrue10s
- Q13A hover mat can stay under a patient for how long?12 hoursNo limit6 hours4 hours10s
- Q14After contracting a work related musculoskeletal injury, the average recovery time for a CNA is...75 days8 days14 days45 days10s
- Q15Providence policy states that a caregiver should never lift more than ____lbs during manual handling of patients.40 lbs45 lbs50 lbs35 lbs10s