Question 1

The back-lying position is also called which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) The supine position 
B) Fowler's position 
C) Sims' position 
D) The prone position 
A) The supine position 
B) Fowler's position 
C) Sims' position 
D) The prone position

Question 2

A client has the head of her bed elevated 60 degrees.What is this position is called?

Accepted Answer

A) The supine position 
B) High Fowler's position 
C) Sims' position 
D) The prone position 
A) The supine position 
B) High Fowler's position 
C) Sims' position 
D) The prone position

Question 3

In the prone position, where are pillows placed?

Accepted Answer

A) Under the head and neck, under the upper arm and hand, and under the upper leg 
B) Under the head, abdomen, and lower legs 
C) Under the head and shoulders, arms and hands, and lower back 
D) Where the client prefers them to be placed 
A) Under the head and neck, under the upper arm and hand, and under the upper leg 
B) Under the head, abdomen, and lower legs 
C) Under the head and shoulders, arms and hands, and lower back 
D) Where the client prefers them to be placed

Question 4

The support worker may be trained to use a mechanical lift.All of the following statements are true except which one?

Accepted Answer

A) Before using a mechanical lift, the support worker must be trained in its use. 
B) At least two people are usually needed to work a mechanical lift. 
C) Before using a mechanical lift, the support worker must make sure the lift works. 
D) The client must possess some muscle tone in at least one leg and have some upper body muscle tone. 
A) Before using a mechanical lift, the support worker must be trained in its use. 
B) At least two people are usually needed to work a mechanical lift. 
C) Before using a mechanical lift, the support worker must make sure the lift works. 
D) The client must possess some muscle tone in at least one leg and have some upper body muscle tone.

Question 5

Mrs.Chan, an older adult client, is calling from her bed that she would like some assistance getting out of bed.Michelle, the support worker, responds to the call bell.Mrs.Chan is not one of Michelle's regular clients, but Mrs.Chan is alert and reassures Michelle that she can guide her through what is needed to assist her.What should Michelle do?

Accepted Answer

A) Move the client as she requests. 
B) Check with her supervisor and the care plan. 
C) Check the care plan. 
D) Check the client's room for any assistive devices, and use them for the transfer. 
A) Move the client as she requests. 
B) Check with her supervisor and the care plan. 
C) Check the care plan. 
D) Check the client's room for any assistive devices, and use them for the transfer.

Exam 25: Body Mechanics: Moving, Positioning, Transferring, and Lifting the Client

The back-lying position is also called which of the following?

A client has the head of her bed elevated 60 degrees.What is this position is called?

In the prone position, where are pillows placed?

The support worker may be trained to use a mechanical lift.All of the following statements are true except which one?

The Role of the Support Worker

The Canadian Health Care System

Workplace Settings

Health, Wellness, Illness, and Disability

Interpersonal Communication

Working With Others: Teamwork, Supervision, and Delegation

Managing Stress, Time, and Problems

Ethics

Legislation: the Clients Rights and Your Rights

Caring About Culture and Diversity

Working With Clients and Their Families

Promoting Client Well-Being, Comfort, and Sleep

Medical Terminology

Client Care: Planning, Processes, Reporting, and Recording

Measuring Height, Weight, and Vital Signs

Abuse Awareness

Body Structure and Function

Growth and Development

Caring for Mothers and Infants

Caring for the Young

Caring for Older Adults

Safety

Preventing Infection

Skin Care and Prevention of Wounds

Exercise and Activity

Rehabilitation Care

Nutrition and Fluids

Enteral Nutrition and Intravenous Therapy

Personal Hygiene

Grooming and Dressing

Urinary Elimination

Bowel Elimination

Beds and Bed Making

Mental Health Disorders

Disorientation, Delirium, and Dementia

Common Diseases and Conditions

Developmental Disorders and Disabilities

Speech and Language Disorders

Hearing and Vision Disorders

Oxygen Needs

Home Management

Assisting With Medications

Heat and Cold Applications

Working in Acute Care

End-Of-Life Care

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