People Movers Moving & Handling
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IMPORTANT: Learners need to get at least 75% correct (15 correct answers) to gain their certificate.
The number of attempts remaining is 3
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1. Everyone who moves loads is at risk of injury.
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2. Manual Handling accidents only happen in the workplace.
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3. I should report all moving and handling problems to my employer.
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4. Only the service user will get injured if I make a moving & handling error.
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5. You can lift a service user if they refuse to use the hoist.
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6. You should always roll the service user towards you.
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7. The main muscles used during manual handling are the thigh muscles.
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8. There is no need to read the risk assessment before moving a person.
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9. Communication is important when moving an unconscious service user.
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10. Correct clothing and footwear should be worn when manual handling.
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11. The back muscles are the main ones used during manual handling.
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12. The discs in between each vertebra act as a cushion.
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13. It is acceptable to use the Australian lift.
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14. Twisting and stooping can cause back injuries.
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15. I must report moving and handling concerns to the appropriate person.
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16. I must obey reasonable and lawful instructions.
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17. The drag lift can be used when requested by the service user.
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18. I should always follow best practice and not use lifts like the ‘Drag Lift’.
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19. I do not need to do a personal risk assessment before moving a person.
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20. The main safety legislation is the Health & Safety at Work (etc.) Act 1974.
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