Exam 5 chap 96-97

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What is dyspraxia?

Back

Dyspraxia is a neurological condition that affects coordination and movement, leading to difficulties in performing coordinated tasks.

Front

What is the primary problem associated with dyspraxia?

Back

Difficulty performing coordinated movements.

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What is an exoskeleton in the context of rehabilitation?

Back

An exoskeleton is a wearable device that provides support and mobility assistance to individuals with paralysis or mobility impairments.

Front

Which type of client would benefit most from an exoskeleton?

Back

A quadriplegic client.

Front

What are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)?

Back

ADLs are basic self-care tasks that individuals perform daily, such as bathing, dressing, and eating.

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What is an Instrumental Activity of Daily Living (IADL)?

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IADLs are more complex tasks that support independent living, such as managing medications, cooking, and cleaning.

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What is the role of an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF)?

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An ICF provides basic care and support for individuals who require assistance but do not need intensive medical care.

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What type of care does an ICF provide?

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Basic care with a nurse on call.

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What is the Medicare 'Pay for Performance' (P4P) program?

Back

A program that ties facility reimbursement to the quality of care provided.

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What quality measure is emphasized in the P4P program?

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Hospital readmission rates.