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HLTWHS002 Follow safe work practices for direct client care Marking Guide ASSESSMENT 1 Knowledge Questions
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Assessment 1 – Knowledge Questions The RTO is responsible for the creation and attachment of their own cover sheet. The RTO cover sheet should contain satisfaction of overall competency for the unit, authenticity, assessment instructions and the RTO’s particular requirements and processes for its students in regard to each assessment.
Assessor Instructions: Context This assessment is designed to allow students to demonstrate their knowledge in the unit HLTWHS002 – Follow safe work practices for direct client care. This assessment is designed to be assessed prior to the commencement of assessment 2, 3 & 4 as it provides students with the underpinning knowledge required to be able to carry out the practical assessments competently. How it should be used The assessment is NOT designed for students to be assessed in an exam type situation. In order to complete the assessment questions, the student will need access to: • Student Learning Materials • Policies and Procedures • Internet • Any other source of relevant information Students are required to read and respond to each of the questions in the assessment. Any incorrect or incomplete responses must be returned to the student with feedback to allow them to resubmit. Benchmark answers are provided in the assessment for each question. The answers are an example only and can be subject to the discretion of the teacher. However, please note these materials are carefully mapped to the Training Package and as such, answers should satisfy the requirements that the Marking Guide sets out. For assistance with how to implement this assessment, please email [email protected]. Materials provided by Support by SDL Workplace policies and procedures have been provided for the following areas in the Policies and Procedures Manual: • • • • •
Safe Work Policy and Procedures QS002 Hazard Management Procedures QS009 Emergency and Critical Incident Procedures QS010 Personal Safety Policy and Procedures QS011 Infection Control Policy and Procedures QS003
Template reports for: • •
Hazard identification and reporting Incident reporting
If the institution has their own workplace policies and procedures and template reports for these areas, they can be used in place of Support by SDL documents. However, please note the policies and procedures have been carefully mapped to the Training Package and have been written so that they are a source document for Assessment 1, 2, 3 & 4. Requirements of institution The institution will need to ensure access to all “Assessment Conditions” of the Training Package. HLTWHS002 – Follow safe work practices for direct client care © 2019 Skin Deep Learning Not to be used after 2019. DO NOT PHOTOCOPY
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Knowledge Questions Safety in the workplace 1.
Write down the meaning of the following WHS signs, and one (1) place where you may commonly find them. Description Place commonly found WHS Sign Warns that a substance is poisonous or Answers will differ but should include any toxic. If these products are ingested, chemical that can cause harm. Examples inhaled or come into contact with the are: skin they can cause harm, illness, or in Bleach extreme cases death. Methylated spirits Drain cleaner Cleaning chemicals This sign informs people that contaminated sharps are disposed in the receptacle.
This sign informs that radioactive materials or radiation producing equipment is used in the area.
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Anywhere contaminated sharps need to be disposed of, for example: Aged care facilities Hospitals Doctors Public toilets Areas where procedures are performed
Anywhere x-rays are performed Where certain types of chemotherapy or radiation therapy are performed
This sign notifies where a fire blanket is located to be used in the case of a fire.
On the wall next to where the blanket is located. Is found in areas where there is a high risk of fire, such as kitchens, fire place, exits
This sign notifies that appropriate PPE must be worn in the area to minimise the risk of harm of the hazard.
On a door or wall of the area affected to notify people before entering the area
(a) What is the name of the WHS authority in your state or territory?
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EXCERPT SAMPLE ONLY. FOR A FULL SAMPLE, CONTACT: [email protected] NSW – SafeWork NSW QLD – Workplace Health and Safety Queensland VIC – Worksafe Victoria ACT – Worksafe ACT SA – SafeWork SA NT – Worksafe WA – Worksafe WA TAS – WorkSafe Tasmania (b) Write down the website you would go to in order to access information on WHS in your state or territory. NSW – www.safework.nsw.gov.au QLD – www.worksafe.qld.gov.au VIC – www.worksafe.vic.gov.au ACT – www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au/app/home/workhealthandsafety SA – www.safework.sa.gov.au NT – http://www.worksafe.nt.gov.au/Pages/default.aspx WA – www.commerce.wa.gov.au/worksafe TAS – www.worksafe.tas.gov.au 3.
Tick whether it is your responsibility or your employer’s responsibility to do the following (both boxes can be ticked if applicable). WHS Responsibility Who is responsible
Provide Personal Protective Equipment
You as an employee Your employer
Follow workplace policies and procedures
You as an employee Your employer
Provide training on how to use equipment
You as an employee Your employer
Wear Personal Protective Equipment
You as an employee Your employer
4. What is one (1) right you have in the workplace in regard to WHS? An employee is entitled to: Information about hazards on the job and who to speak to in regard to safety. Information and training on work practices. Training on how to operate tools and equipment safely prior to using the tools and equipment. An induction program when starting a job. 5. (a) What is a duty of care? It is a moral and legal obligation to ensure the safety or well-being of yourself and others. (b) Tick everyone that has a duty of care in your workplace (you can tick more than one box). You Your clients Your employer Your work colleagues
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EXCERPT SAMPLE ONLY. FOR A FULL SAMPLE, CONTACT: [email protected] (c) Tick all of the people that you have a duty of care towards in your workplace (you can tick more than one box). Yourself Your clients Your work colleagues Visitors to your workplace
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. The Your work colleague has dropped a bowl of methylated spirits that contains this sign methylated spirits has spilled right next to the refrigerator in the staff room that could create a spark.
(a)
Tick all of the hazards from the list below that the spill has created.
Fire hazard Chemical hazard Slip, trip and fall hazard Manual handling hazard Broken equipment hazard Storage of dangerous goods hazard
(b) Read the Hazard Management Procedures and the Safe Work Policy and Procedures, and write down how you will manage the hazard. Turn off the fridge immediately Display signage Put on personal protective equipment (gloves, apron, appropriate footwear) Clean the spill using absorbent paper and put into plastic bag Report incident to management by filling out a hazard report form, emailing, face to face or fax. (c)
What strategy from the hierarchy of control have you used when you display signage before you clean the spill? Isolation
(d) What strategy to control risk have you used from the hierarchy of control after you have cleaned the spill? Elimination (e)
Who would you report the spill to, after it has been managed? Manager, safety representative, supervisor, team leader
7. (a) What are the Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and control of infection in healthcare 2010? A nationally accepted approach to infection prevention and control in health care settings. (b) List one (1) piece of information contained in these guidelines that has an impact on your work practices. Student needs to answer one (1) of any of the following: Standard precautions that include any of the following: hand hygiene, PPE, handling and disposal of sharps, routine management of physical environment, reprocessing of reusable instruments, respiratory hygiene, aseptic technique, waste management, handling of linen. Transmission based precautions that include any of the following: contact precautions, droplet precautions, airborne precautions.
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List three (3) work tasks that could become a manual handling hazard and one (1) control measure you can use to minimise the risk of each task. Work Task Control measure Examples of work tasks are: Answers will differ, but examples are: Transferring clients Using lifting equipment Assisting with bathing and Using shower chairs and hand-held hoses showering Using good posture to push wheelchairs and do not push up a Carrying shopping hill or client’s that are too heavy Pushing wheelchairs Do not lift objects (such as shopping bags) over ten kilos or Cleaning any weight that feels uncomfortable or awkward. Use good posture when mopping and vacuuming and report any tasks that become repetitive Examples of work tasks are: Answers will differ, but examples are: Transferring clients Using lifting equipment Assisting with bathing and Using shower chairs and hand-held hoses showering Using good posture to push wheelchairs and do not push up a Carrying shopping hill or client’s that are too heavy Pushing wheelchairs Do not lift objects (such as shopping bags) over ten kilos or any weight that feels uncomfortable or awkward. Cleaning Use good posture when mopping and vacuuming and report any tasks that become repetitive Examples of work tasks are: Answers will differ, but examples are: Transferring clients Using lifting equipment Assisting with bathing and Using shower chairs and hand-held hoses showering Using good posture to push wheelchairs and do not push up a Carrying shopping hill or client’s that are too heavy Pushing wheelchairs Do not lift objects (such as shopping bags) over ten kilos or any weight that feels uncomfortable or awkward. Cleaning Use good posture when mopping and vacuuming and report any tasks that become repetitive
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9. List two (2) work tasks that could become an infection control hazard and one (1) standard precaution you could use to minimise the risk of each task. Work Task Standard precaution Examples of work tasks are: Answers will differ, however the student should identify standard precautions that include any of the below which are relevant to the Handling linen task: Assisting with personal care Hand hygiene Assisting with toileting PPE Bathing and showering clients Handling and disposal of sharps Assisting clients with non-intact Cleaning and disinfecting reusable instruments skin Respiratory hygiene Waste management Handling of linen Examples of work tasks are: Handling linen Assisting with personal care Assisting with toileting Bathing and showering clients Assisting clients with non-intact skin
Answers will differ, however the student should identify standard precautions that include any of the below which are relevant to the task: Hand hygiene PPE Handling and disposal of sharps Cleaning and disinfecting reusable instruments Respiratory hygiene Waste management Handling of linen
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