Interventions Exam 1 review

An effective communicator does which of the following?

• Is intentional

• Is patient

• Active listens

• Is personable

Forms of PT communication include...

• phone calls

• passing notes

• documentation

what should you NOT say to a patient

• your * is out

• tear

• damage

• never

What is the name of this position

• hooklying

• trendelenburg

• fowlers

• semi-fowlers

What body area is most prone to tissue shortening in supine positioning in a hospital bed?

• Hip extensors

• dorsiflexors

• shoulder abductors

• knee flexors

What area is at risk for pressure sores in prone?

• ischial tuberosity

• heel

• ASIS

• olecranon

Which is NOT an area at risk for pressure sore in seated

• ischial tuberosity

• sacrum

• medial epicondyle

• patella

A patient is doing 30% of the work, what assist level are they?

• total assistance

• moderate assistance

• minimum assistance

• max assistance

How you would typically sit up is called...

• side lying technique

• synchronous technique

• log rolling

• long sitting

Your patient is able to climb the stairs independently at home with the use of a cane. What assist level are they?

• independent

• stand by assist

• modified independent

• dependent