From the anatomic position, a person’s center of gravity is at the level of:
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Which of the following pediatric immobilization devices can…
Which of the following pediatric immobilization devices can be used on children up to 3 to 4 years of age? Octostop Restraint Board Pigg-O-Stat Pedia-Poser Pediatric Positioning Chair
Which oxygen device is illustrated in the image below? Oxyge…
Which oxygen device is illustrated in the image below? Oxygen Masks.jpg
Choose the three (3) ways to limit the risk of developing a…
Choose the three (3) ways to limit the risk of developing a WRMSD:
All of the following are considerations when performing a ca…
All of the following are considerations when performing a cart transfer, except:
Whcih of the following accurately describe an Octostop restr…
Whcih of the following accurately describe an Octostop restraint board?
In regards to patient transfer, which of the following state…
In regards to patient transfer, which of the following statements is/are true? All patient transfers will be performed in the same manner from one patient to another, regardless of patient condition. When transferring the patient, technologists should use a narrow base of support. Technologists should use white mobility muscles for lifting and red stability muscles for support. When performing a transfer, let the patient do as much of the transfer as possible.
Which of the following positionging aids/immobilization devi…
Which of the following positionging aids/immobilization devices are strictly used in positioning various projections of the skull?
Which of the following apply to stability muscles?
Which of the following apply to stability muscles?
Industry changes that have increased the risk of WRMSDs incl…
Industry changes that have increased the risk of WRMSDs include: Emphasis change from patient care to workflow practices and productivity SDMS Industry Standards document that provided guidelines for equipment manufacturers, employers, sonographers, and educators regarding WRMSD in the profession Use of computers in completing exams, patient histories, and image review