Continence Products – Basic Skills – Quiz

IMPORTANT: Before taking this quiz make sure you have watched the training video "Incontinence Pads | How To Use".

Click on the link below to watch now.

Quiz Instructions:

Answer each question to the best of your ability. One point is awarded for each question answered correctly. A 80% grade is required to be checked off.

Select All That Apply

1. Of the five types of continence products shown in the video pick the four that are used at Faser Manor.

All-In-One/Combi Pads

Light/Insert Pads (Women/Men)

Shaped/Anatomical Pads

Belted All-In-One Pads

Pull-Up Underwear

2. Select which continence products need to be folded before putting on a resident.

Light/insert pad.

Shaped/anatomical pad.

All-in-one/combi pad.

Pull-up.

3. When should a continence product be changed? Check all that apply.

When there is faeces present.

When the product's wetness indicator shows 75% full.

When the resident has worn the pad for at most 12 hours.

When the resident has an episode of urinary incontinence that does not fill or overflow the pad.

4. Where are continence products found in a residents room? (Select all that are correct.)

In the resident's wardrobe in a blue hanger.

In the resident's wardrobe on a shelf.

Under the resident's bed.

In the sluice room.

Matching

5. Match the continence product with its intended use.

Light/Insert Pads (Women/Men)	Medium to heavy urinary incontinence and any faecal incontinence. Unselect Medium to heavy urinary incontinence and any faecal incontinence. Good for patients with dementia. Unselect Medium to heavy urinary incontinence. Unselect Stress and light urinary incontinence. Unselect
Shaped/Anatomical Pads	Medium to heavy urinary incontinence and any faecal incontinence. Unselect Medium to heavy urinary incontinence and any faecal incontinence. Good for patients with dementia. Unselect Medium to heavy urinary incontinence. Unselect Stress and light urinary incontinence. Unselect
All-In-One/Combi Pads	Medium to heavy urinary incontinence and any faecal incontinence. Unselect Medium to heavy urinary incontinence and any faecal incontinence. Good for patients with dementia. Unselect Medium to heavy urinary incontinence. Unselect Stress and light urinary incontinence. Unselect
Pull-Up Underwear	Medium to heavy urinary incontinence and any faecal incontinence. Unselect Medium to heavy urinary incontinence and any faecal incontinence. Good for patients with dementia. Unselect Medium to heavy urinary incontinence. Unselect Stress and light urinary incontinence. Unselect

True/False

6. True or false? It is fine to use a sanitary napkin as a pad for light urinary incontinence.

True

False

7. True or false. Continence products can only be applied if the person is standing.

True

False

8. True or false. Most continence products have a wetness indicator on them that shows the fullness of a product.

True

False

Choose the Correct Answer

9. Why is it not a good idea to use creams or powders in conjunction with a continence product?

The cream or powder can react with urine and cause a rash.

The cream or powder can clog the pores of the continence product and prevent the urine from being absorbed.

It is actually fine to use creams or powders with continence products.

10. What type of underwear should be worn with a light pad? (This is for men and women.)

Tight fitting underwear to hold the pad close to the body.

Loose fitting underwear to prevent rash caused by continence products.

11. Mesh briefs (a.k.a. net pants) are to be used with what type of continence product?

Light pad.

Pull-up.

All-in-one.

Shaped/Anatomical pad.

All of the above.

12. Can continence products cause allergic reactions?

Yes, absolutely.

No. Alleged allergic reactions are actually a nappie rash caused by improper application.

13. Which way do you fold a pad before putting on a resident?

Fold in half by putting front and back edges together. With the inside out.

Fold in half long ways with the outside in. This allows urine to flow away from the body.

Fold in half long ways with the inside in. This allow urine to be properly captured by the pad and not to overflow the sides. When urinary incontinence happens it's a rapid flow that will overwhelm an improperly placed pad.

14. Can a used continence product be put back on after toileting?

Yes, but with caveats. No faeces is present, the pad is no more than 75% full, and the pad has not been worn more than 12 hours.

Yes. There is no issues with reusing pads.

No. As soon as a continence product is removed it must be discarded.

15. What is the correct way to dispose of a used continence product?

DIspose of in the rubbish bin in a resident's room.

Dispose of in the nearest rubbish bin.

Dispose of in a white singlet bag and then take to the controlled waste bin in the laundry.

Dispose of by flushing down the toilet

16. What is a disposable under pad?

Any pad that is not reusable

An absorbent, disposable, pad that can be placed in a chair, in a bed, under a commode, or used as a waterproof barrier.

A large pad that can be cut into many smaller pads of the correct shape to fit a specific person.

It is another name for a kylie.

Put in the Correct Order

Click and drag the answers to place in the correct order.

Each question is worth 5 points. Partial points are given for some correct answers.

17. Click and drag the list below to put each step in the correct order for putting a resident in mesh briefs and a shaped/anatomical pad.

Slide the pad in between the resident's legs, front to back, keeping it folded in half.
Gather the correct size mesh briefs and the correct shaped/anatomical pad.
Pull the mesh briefs up to hold the pad in place.
Put the mesh briefs on the resident pulling them all the way up.
Pull the mesh briefs down part way to turn them inside out.
Confirm the pad is positioned correctly.
Fold the shaped/anatomical pad in on itself long ways.
Once in place flatten the pad some to form to the resident's body.
Remove gloves and perform hand hygiene.

18. If a resident is out of continence products in their room what is the process to get more product? (Click and drag to arrange the steps, bellow, in the correct order.)

Unlock the cupboard, retrieve the correct product, and sign it out of the book.
Speak to the senior in charge, giving the name and reason more product is required.
Shut and lock the cupboard. Close and latch the sluice room door.
Return the keys to the senior in charge and attend to the resident.
Borrow the keys to the continence product cupboard from the senior in charge.
Go to the continence product cupboard in the Kingfisher sluice room.