Question

1. when should you use a portable lift device?

a.when you are tired
b.when the patient is combative
c.when the patient has physical disabilities
d.anytime you have to move a patient

2.the____and____of a patient could determine which equipment is needed to move or lift a patient.
a.location, ability
b.size, weight
c.mental state, ability
d.size, location

3.which technique could be used for patients who can help the caregiver in the lifting or moving process?
a.trapeze
b.electric powered height adjustable bed
c.ceiling mounted lift device
d.cardiac chair

4.what is one risk when using an electric powered height adjustable bed?
a.patient may fall out of bed
b.caregiver may not be able to use the controls

Explanation:

1. Portable lift devices are used when a patient has physical disabilities to safely move them. Tiredness of caregiver isn't a proper reason, and not all patient - moving situations require it. A combative patient may need special handling but not necessarily a portable lift.
2. The size and weight of a patient are key factors in determining the right equipment for moving or lifting. Location and mental state are not the primary determinants for equipment selection for lifting/moving.
3. A trapeze can be used by patients who can assist themselves in the lifting or moving process. Electric - powered beds, ceiling - mounted lifts, and cardiac chairs are more passive devices for patient handling.
4. One risk of an electric - powered height adjustable bed is that a patient may fall out of bed, especially if the height is adjusted without proper precautions. The caregiver usually can be trained to use the controls.

Answer:

1. B. When the patient has physical disabilities
2. B. Size, weight
3. A. Trapeze
4. A. Patient may fall out of bed