CNA Transfer and Mobility Safety Quiz

1. Question 1
   • Use a stable base of support and keep the back aligned
   • Twist the trunk while moving the client
   • Bend from the waist while keeping the legs straight
   • Keep the feet close together to reduce movement
2. Question 2
   • Lift mainly with the back muscles
   • Keep the client at arm's length
   • Use the legs and keep the load close to the body
   • Turn by rotating the upper body
3. Question 3
   • True
   • False
4. Question 4
   • back
5. Question 5
   • Twisting places uneven stress on the spine and can increase the risk of back injury.
6. Question 6
   • Substitute personal experience for facility guidance
   • Use it without instruction if the client is cooperative
   • Ask the client to explain how it works
   • Follow facility policy and obtain appropriate instruction
7. Question 7
   • True
   • False
8. Question 8
9. Question 9
   • Ask the client to complete the entire movement independently
   • Ask for assistance and use the equipment specified by policy or the care plan
   • Pull the client by the arms
   • Attempt the task quickly before the client becomes tired
10. Question 10
    • It standardizes safe practices, equipment use, and the level of assistance provided.
11. Question 11
    • body
12. Question 12
    • Ensuring that every client can complete the task independently
    • Allowing safety equipment guidelines to be changed as needed
    • Eliminating the need for communication during care
    • Reducing the risk of injury to both the client and the healthcare worker
13. Question 13
    • Locking the knees while reaching forward
    • Maintaining an aligned spine while using the legs to assist the movement
    • Rounding the shoulders to bring the upper body closer to the load
    • Bending from the waist with the legs straight
14. Question 14
    • Ask for guidance before using the unfamiliar equipment
    • Use it immediately because safety devices are always self-explanatory
    • Proceed without equipment because the task may be brief
    • Substitute a household item without notifying anyone
15. Question 15
    • It guarantees that no equipment will be required
    • It replaces the need to follow facility procedures
    • It supports safer movement and helps limit unnecessary strain
    • It allows the assistant to work without observing the client
16. Question 16
    • Reaching as far as possible before beginning the lift
    • Planning the movement and using controlled physical effort
    • Holding the breath throughout the entire task
    • Using a quick jerking motion to overcome resistance
17. Question 17
    • The assistant's previous workplace routine
    • The applicable facility policy
    • The shortest method available
    • The client's assumption about the equipment
18. Question 18
    • Body mechanics replaces facility policy, whereas equipment safety replaces the care plan
    • Body mechanics applies only to clients, whereas equipment safety applies only to assistants
    • Body mechanics concerns physical alignment, whereas equipment safety concerns correct use of available devices
    • Body mechanics concerns documentation, whereas equipment safety concerns communication
19. Question 19
    • Applying physical alignment principles during care
    • Relying on awkward positioning when a safer technique is available
    • Following safety equipment guidance
    • Using proper posture during a lift
20. Question 20
    • To keep the client in one preferred position
    • To eliminate the need for skin observation
    • To replace all other comfort measures
    • To safeguard skin integrity and support joint mobility
21. Question 21
    • Ask the client to roll without providing support
    • Review the care plan and prepare the environment and equipment
    • Move the client without explaining the task
    • Place the bed at its lowest position before working
22. Question 22
    • True
    • False
23. Question 23
    • alignment
24. Question 24
    • Explanation promotes cooperation, supports the client's understanding, and helps reduce fear or discomfort.
25. Question 25
    • The client understands the planned position
    • The position matches the care plan
    • The client is comfortable and supported
    • The client reports discomfort or appears poorly aligned
26. Question 26
    • True
    • False
27. Question 27
28. Question 28
    • Check alignment and provide support as indicated by the care plan
    • Leave the client unsupported to encourage independence
    • Keep the client in the position regardless of discomfort
    • Remove all positioning supports immediately
29. Question 29
    • Protecting skin integrity and maintaining joint mobility.
30. Question 30
    • back

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