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Revision Quiz: AVC Year 10Versión en línea Revision Quiz: AVC Year 10 por Mariah Mercieca 1 What should you always do before moving a patient? a Pull quickly b Ask for help c Bend your knees 2 Which of the following is not a risk factor for pressure sores? a Poor diet b Regular movement c Being bed-bound d 3 What equipment is used to lift someone safely? a Crutch b Hoist c Wheelchair d 4 When should you wash your hands in a care setting? a Only before lunch b Once a day c Before and after care tasks d 5 How many people are usually needed when using a hoist? a 1 b 2 c 3 d 6 Which position reduces the risk of pressure sores? a Lying still all day b Sitting cross-legged c Frequent repositioning d 7 Which of these is an emergency situation? a A paper cut b Unconscious person c A bruise d 8 What should you do if you’re unsure how to help in an emergency? a Panic b Leave c Ask a trained person d 9 Which number do you call in Malta for an ambulance? a 112 b 179 c 999 d 10 What is the first step in first aid? a Shout for help b Check the area is safe c Run d 11 What is a pressure sore also called? a Friction patch b Bed sore c Leg cramp d 12 When working in a team, you should: a Communicate clearly b Do your own thing c Ignore others d 13 Why is clear communication important in emergencies? a It wastes time b It helps avoids mistakes c It is not important d 14 You can move someone without asking for consent. a True b False c d 15 Gloves and aprons are part of personal protective equipment. a True b False c d 16 Clear instructions help during an emergency. a True b False c d 17 You should leave a pressure sore untreated for a few days. a True b False c d 18 All team members should know their roles during a task. a True b False c d 19 Which of the following is a symptom of a pressure sore? a A loud cough b Redness on skin c Cold hands d 20 What should you do if you find a service user lying on the floor? a Move them quickly b Leave them c Check for injury and call for help d 21 How often should pressure points be checked in immobile patients? a Once a week b At least once per shift c Only when sore d 22 Which of the following protects a service user’s dignity during care? a Covering them with a towel during washing b Talking about them loudly c Leaving the door open d 23 What is the best way to ensure equipment is safe before use? a Assume it is fine b Carry out safety checks c Rush the task d 24 What is the first thing you say in an emergency call to 112? a "Help" b Your location c "Send someone now" d 25 Which skill is most important when working in a care team? a Communication b Being quiet c Speed d 26 What should you do if you notice early signs of a pressure sore? a Report it to a supervisor b Ignore it c Cover it with clothes d 27 In a care setting, why is using equipment like slide sheets and hoists important? a To reduce risk of injury b To look professional c To impress patients d 28 Which of these is a risk when moving and handling someone incorrectly? a Increased appetite b Sweaty palms c Back injury 29 What is one way to support a person’s emotional well-being during care? Choose one or more answers a Talk only about yourself b Listen and show empathy c Rush the tasks 30 Which of the following helps prevent injuries when lifting? a Bending the knees b Holding your breath c Standing on one leg 31 Which one of these is a pressure-relieving device? a Ice pack b Wheelchair c Special mattress or cushion d 32 When a person is being moved, what should be checked first? a If they’re in pain or discomfort b If you’re strong enough c If they’re hungry d 33 You find a person collapsed on the floor. What should you do? Written answer 34 You’re working with a partner to lift someone using a hoist. How do you ensure safety? Written answer 35 Which of the following is NOT recommended for treating a burn? a Cool the burn with water b Cover with cling film c Apply butter d 36 What should you do if someone is having a nosebleed? a Tilt their head backward b Pinch the soft part of their nose and lean them forward c Lay them flat on the floor d 37 What should you NEVER do when treating a fracture? a Keep the injured limb still b Try to straighten the broken bone c Use a splint to support it 38 What should you do first if a person is bleeding heavily? a Clean the wound with soap b Let it bleed to flush out bacteria c Apply pressure to the wound d 39 What is the recovery position used for? a To help someone breathe when unconscious but breathing b To help a conscious person sit up c To help reduce fever d 40 What is the first step in treating someone who has fainted? a Call an ambulance immediately b Lay them down and raise their legs c Keep them standing d

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por Mariah Mercieca

What should you always do before moving a patient?

Which of the following is not a risk factor for pressure sores?

What equipment is used to lift someone safely?

When should you wash your hands in a care setting?

How many people are usually needed when using a hoist?

Which position reduces the risk of pressure sores?

Which of these is an emergency situation?

What should you do if you’re unsure how to help in an emergency?

Which number do you call in Malta for an ambulance?

What is the first step in first aid?

What is a pressure sore also called?

When working in a team, you should:

Why is clear communication important in emergencies?

You can move someone without asking for consent.

Gloves and aprons are part of personal protective equipment.

Clear instructions help during an emergency.

You should leave a pressure sore untreated for a few days.

All team members should know their roles during a task.

Which of the following is a symptom of a pressure sore?

What should you do if you find a service user lying on the floor?

How often should pressure points be checked in immobile patients?

Which of the following protects a service user’s dignity during care?

What is the best way to ensure equipment is safe before use?

What is the first thing you say in an emergency call to 112?

Which skill is most important when working in a care team?

What should you do if you notice early signs of a pressure sore?

In a care setting, why is using equipment like slide sheets and hoists important?

Which of these is a risk when moving and handling someone incorrectly?

What is one way to support a person’s emotional well-being during care?

Which of the following helps prevent injuries when lifting?

Which one of these is a pressure-relieving device?

When a person is being moved, what should be checked first?

You find a person collapsed on the floor. What should you do?

You’re working with a partner to lift someone using a hoist. How do you ensure safety?

Which of the following is NOT recommended for treating a burn?

What should you do if someone is having a nosebleed?

What should you NEVER do when treating a fracture?

What should you do first if a person is bleeding heavily?

What is the recovery position used for?

What is the first step in treating someone who has fainted?