HLTH 2016 Mod 1 2 3

What is an important aspect of caring for a client receiving assistance with ROM?

• Compassionate caring

• Strict supervision

• Rapid execution

• Minimal interaction

What is the role of active-assistive ROM?

• To help clients partially perform movements

• To restrict client movement

• To eliminate client effort

• To increase client fatigue

What should be reported and recorded during ROM exercises?

• pain reported by clieni

• Exercise duration

• Equipment used

• Weather conditions

What does "Active-assistive range of motion" refer to?

• Exercises the client can perform independently.

• Exercises done by the client with some help from the caregiver.

• Connective tissue in which energy in the form of fat is stored.

• When a joint does not move fully or easily in its regular manner.

What is "Adipose tissue"?

• Exercises the client can perform independently.

• Connective tissue in which energy in the form of fat is stored.

• When a joint does not move fully or easily in its regular manner.

• Range of motion that is performed on the client by a caregiver.

What is the function of the ribcage?

• Protect the heart and lungs

• Aid in digestion

• Support the brain

• Assist in movement

What is the role of the sit bones?

• Support sitting posture

• Aid in breathing

• Protect the heart

• Assist in digestion

What is the primary function of short bones?

• Bear the body's weight

• Allow skill and ease in movement

• Protect the organs

• Form blood cells

What type of bone is the humerus?

• Long bone

• Flat bone

• Irregular bone

• Short bone

What is the function of the sternum as a flat bone?

• Support and movement

• Protection of organs

• Storage of minerals

• Blood cell production