COPE Health Scholars Written Exam Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct

COPE Health Scholars Written Exam Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct Signs of fainting? - ANSWERS Hot Dizziness nausea Loss of hearing Loss of vision Clammy What should you do if you feel faint? - ANSWERS Lean against a wall Sit down immediately Put head between knees What are Musculoskeletal Disorders - ANSWERS Injuries of the soft tissues Body Mechanics - ANSWERS The use of the body to produce motion that is safe, energy conserving, and efficient, to allow the individual to maintain balance and control How to prevent injuries - ANSWERS 1. Assess the task, use proper equipment and task for assistance as necessary 2. Keep load close to your body 3. Keep your nose between your toes Mandatory reporting - ANSWERS Reporting of suspicious events or behavior to authorities. Are Health Scholars mandatory reporters? - ANSWERS Not according to law, but yes according to COPE policies. Report suspicious behavior to staff member or COPE staff member. What 4 things are Health Scholars required to report? - ANSWERS Child abuse, domestic abuse, elderly abuse, harassment What is harassment? - ANSWERS Any conduct that creates significant anguish to another person such that it may bother, scare or emotionally abuse her/him What are two forms of harassment? - ANSWERS Sexual Non-sexual Where to report codes - ANSWERS Dial 6464 Name, location/campus Code Gray - ANSWERS Combative/disruptive patient confronting staff. Go to location of patient. Code White - ANSWERS Child/ Pediatric CPR. Follow instructions from nurse Code Red - ANSWERS Fire. Call code when you see smoke or fire. Close all doors. Follow RACE RACE - ANSWERS RESCUE ALARM CONFINE EXTINGUISH Code Blue - ANSWERS Adult medical emergency (14+). Follow instructions from nurse. Code Orange - ANSWERS Hazardous material spill. Block off area. Do not clean. Code Pink - ANSWERS Infant abduction. Guard entrance/exit. Look for suspicious items Nurses must use bassinets. Visitors must have badge. Code Purple - ANSWERS Missing child patient. Report to security/public safety. Look for suspicious situations. Code Yellow - ANSWERS Bomb threat. If called, get information about location, appearance, and when it will go off. Look for suspicious situations. Code Silver - ANSWERS Person with weapon, or hostage situation. DO NOT go to location. Follow instructions from nurse. Triage - ANSWERS Disaster internal -- hospital full Disaster external -- lots of incoming patientes RRT - ANSWERS Rapid Response Team. Use when patient status changes quickly/significantly but Code Blue is not required. Code Jack - ANSWERS Patient/visitor has fallen. If called, get as much information as possible. 3 Thinks a fire needs - ANSWERS 1. Oxygen 2. Fuel 3. Heat Class A Fire - ANSWERS Ordinary combustibles (wood, etc.) Class B Fire - ANSWERS Flammable liquids (gasoline, etc.) Class C Fire - ANSWERS Electrical Class D Fire - ANSWERS Combustible metals Class K Fire - ANSWERS Cooking oils/greases PASS - ANSWERS PULL pin out of extinguisher. AIM extinguisher at base of fire. SQUEEZE handle. SWEEP back and forth. CVA - ANSWERS Cerebral Vascular Accident (aka stroke). Leading cause of serious long-term disability in U.S. Ischemic stroke - ANSWERS Blockage of vessel to brain Hemorrhagic stroke - ANSWERS Bursting of vessel in brain causing bleeding FAST - ANSWERS FACE -- does one side droop when smiling? ARMS -- does one arm droop when both are raised? SPEECH -- is speech slurred or strange? TIME -- note when symptoms began, and quickly call nurse 3 main types of infections - ANSWERS 1. Fungi 2. Viruses 3. Bacteria Tier I of Infection Prevention - ANSWERS Standard Precautions: All bodily fluids are potentially infectious! Standard Precautions must be followed by ALL personnel at ALL times with ALL patients when there is potential for contact with bodily fluids.