Question

1. what medical equipment helps individuals move around and maintain their independence?

specialty beds and chairs
wheelchairs and walkers
bariatric and full - body lifts
ceiling lifts

1. which rule applies to oxygen safety?

store all oxygen tanks wherever there is extra room
leave all oxygen tanks on when not in use
post oxygen in use signs whenever in use
lie portable oxygen tanks flat on the floor under bed

1. which orthotic device is typically worn for a limited amount of time?

splint
brace
walker
wheelchair

Explanation:

• Question 6: Wheelchairs and walkers are mobility aids that help individuals move around and maintain independence. Specialty beds and chairs are for resting, bariatric and full - body lifts are for transferring heavy patients, and ceiling lifts are for overhead patient transfer.
• Question 7: Posting “oxygen in use” signs is a safety rule. Oxygen tanks should be stored properly (not just anywhere), turned off when not in use, and portable tanks should not be lied flat under the bed (risk of damage or improper gas flow).
• Question 8: A splint is typically worn for a limited time (e.g., to immobilize a body part during healing). A brace may be worn longer - term, and walkers and wheelchairs are more for ongoing mobility assistance.

Answer:

1. Wheelchairs and walkers
2. Post "oxygen in use" signs whenever in use
3. Splint