Transfers 6

Question 1

Use of one’s body to produce motion that is safe, energy conserving

Answer 1

Body Mechanics

Question 2

Area in which an object rests

Answer 2

Base of Support

Question 3

Defined as positioning body parts in relation to each other to maintain correct body posture

Answer 3

Body Alignment

Question 4

Imaginary line dissecting body vertically

Answer 4

Line of Gravity

Question 5

Point where the weight of the body is balanced

Answer 5

Center of gravity

Question 6

Convex curvature

Answer 6

Kyphosis

Question 7

Concave curvature

Answer 7

Lordosis

Question 8

Exaggerated curvature

Answer 8

Kyphosis-Lordosis

Question 9

Pelvis; Increase Kyphosis-Lordosis

Answer 9

Swayback

Question 10

Normal Kyphosis-Lordosis is not present

Answer 10

Flatback

Question 11

Performed to position the hips below the level of the knees

Answer 11

Deep Squat Lift

Question 12

Hip remain above the level of the knees

Answer 12

Power lift

Question 13

Object is below the level of the knees but not to the point of the ankle

Answer 13

Straight Leg Lift

Question 14

Also called Golfer’s Lift. For Light objects

Answer 14

One leg stance lift

Question 15

Lifter to secure object close to the body before standing

Answer 15

Half Kneeling Lift

Question 16

Provides stability and makes use of the large extensor muscles of the lower extremities to raise the body to full standing

Answer 16

Traditional Lift

Question 17

Object rests below the level of the waist but can be reached without squatting.

Answer 17

Stoop Lift

Question 18

Person must face the object

Answer 18

Pushing, Pulling Activities

Question 19

Less Energy, more stability

Answer 19

Reaching Activities

Question 20

Object is close to the body

Answer 20

Carrying Activities

Question 21

Safe movement of a person from one surface to another

Answer 21

Transfer

Question 22

Patient can perform a transfer without any type of verbal or manual assistance

Answer 22

Independent

Question 23

Patient requires assistance from another person

Answer 23

Assisted

Question 24

Patient require verbal or tactile cues

Answer 24

Standby Assistance

Question 25

Caregiver is close to the patient with his or her hand in the patient or a safety belt

Answer 25

Contact Guarding

Question 26

Patient uses assistive equipment

Answer 26

Modified Independent

Question 27

Patient perform 75 percent or more of the activity

Answer 27

Minimal assistance

Question 28

Patient perform 50 to 74 percent of the activity

Answer 28

Moderate Assistance

Question 29

Patient perform 25 to 49 percent of the activity

Answer 29

Maximal Assistance

Question 30

Patient requires total physical assistance from one or more persons to accomplish the activity safely

Answer 30

Dependent

Question 31

Used to adjust the recumbent’s body position.

Answer 31

Mobility Activities

Question 32

Requires transfer board, overhead board or frame

Answer 32

Lateral Assisted Transfer

Question 33

Without Assistance

Answer 33

Sitting, Independent Transfer

Question 34

For patient unable to assist with transfer and unable to place in sitting position

Answer 34

Recumbent, Dependent Lift

Question 35

Patient effort up to 25 percent to 75 percent

Answer 35

Standing, Assisted Pivot

Question 36

Requires standby of a person

Answer 36

Standing, standby pivot