Safety Quiz

1. A resident is at high risk for pressure ulcers. The CNA should:

Keep the resident in bed at all times Reposition the resident at least every 2 hours Apply lotion only once per day Avoid disturbing the resident's sleep

2. When using a mechanical lift to transfer a resident TWO CNAs are required. Why?

Hospital policy only To ensure resident safety and proper operation To save time One CNA is not strong enough

3. A resident's room has a "fall precautions" sign. The CNA should:

Restrain the resident at all times Keep call light within reach and answer promptly Keep bed in highest position Remove all mobility aids

4. A resident starts to have a seizure. The CNA should:

Restrain the resident's movements Put something in the resident's mouth Protect the resident from injury and call for help Leave the resident alone

5. When a resident is using a walker the CNA should:

Walk behind the resident Walk slightly behind and to the side of the resident's weaker side Walk far ahead of the resident Hold onto the walker while resident walks

6. Oxygen is in use in a resident's room. The CNA should know that:

Smoking is permitted if windows are open Oxygen supports combustion and is a fire hazard Oxygen tanks can be stored horizontally Matches and lighters are safe near oxygen

7. A fire alarm sounds. Following RACE the first step is:

Activate the alarm Rescue residents in immediate danger Close all doors Use fire extinguisher

8. Before using any piece of equipment the CNA should:

Ask another CNA if it's working Assume it's safe if it's available Inspect it for damage or malfunction Use it and report problems later

9. When transferring a resident with a weak left side:

Stand on the resident's strong right side Stand on the resident's weak left side Stand directly in front Position doesn't matter