CNA - Ch. 21 Rehab and Restorative

Adduction is

• Bending backward

• Moving a body part toward the body

• Straightening a body part

• Moving a body part away from the body

A doctor who specializes in rehabilitation is called a

• Pulmonologist

• Physiatrist

• Psychologist

• Psychiatrist

Bending backward is also called

• Opposition

• Supination

• Dorsiflexion

• Rotation

Weakness of muscles in the feet and ankles is

• Phlebitis

• Foot drop

• Supination

• Pronation

When a joint is extended beyond its normal motion, it is

• Hyperextended

• Pronated

• Opposed

• Flexed

A type of device used to help a disabled person perform activities of daily living is a(n)

• Range of motion device

• Restorative device

• Assistive device

• Orthotic device

Exercises that put a joint through its full arc of motion and are done by a resident alone, without help, are called

• Extended range of motion exercises

• Passive range of motion exercises

• Assistive range of motion exercises

• Active range of motion exercises

When a resident is using crutches, where should her weight be concentrated?

• On her shoulders

• On her hands and arms

• On her underarms

• On her thighs

What is a benefit of regular activity and exercise for the respiratory system?

• Decreased circulation

• Diminished oxygen level

• A reduced chance of pneumonia

• An increased chance of infection

Turning upward is also called

• Rotation

• Supination

• Flexion

• Pronation