WorksheetsRehab 105 Trial Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
A patient with CAD has been doing regular aerobic exercise on a treadmill. If the patient fails to comply in taking prescribed beta-blocker medication and continues to exercise, what potential rebound effect could result?
increase in BP and decrease in HR during exercise
decrease in BP and HR during exercise
increase in BP and HR during exercise
decrease in BP and increase in HR during exercise
What will a patient with a significant right thoracic structural scoliosis demonstrate on examination?
decreased breath sounds on the right
decreased thoracic rib elevation on the right
increased lateral costal expansion on the right
shortened internal and external intercostals on the right
A chest tube gets dislodged during physical therapy treatment. If the therapist fails to cover the defect, what could the patient develop?
pulmonary embolism
pulmonary edema
pneumothorax
aspiration pneumonia
During auscultation of the heart, the therapists hears S1 and S2 heart sounds. During early diastole the therapist also hears a low frequency sound of turbulence. What suspected abnormal sound should the therapist record this as?
S4 sound
S3 sound
heart murmur
pericardial friction rub
Pursed lip breathing as part of the treatment regimen would be MOST appropriate for a patient with which condition?
circumferential thoracic burns
asbestosis
rib fracture
emphysema
A patient presents with hemosiderin changes and increased lower extremity edema. What diagnosis are these changes consistent with?
chronic venous insufficiency
acute venous insufficiency
acute arterial insufficiency
chronic arterial insufficiency
A therapist is planning to use percussion and shaking for assisting airway clearance with a patient diagnosed with COPD. What major precaution might curtail selection of this form of intervention?
a platelet count of 30,000
dyspnea when in trendelenburg position
SaO2 range of 88% to 94% on room air
functional independence measure (FIM) score of 4
Following an exercise session for patients with heart failure in Phase 3 cardiac rehabilitation program, what is prevented if the therapist employs a gradual and prolonged cool-down period?
exertional dyspnea
tachycardia
venous pooling
hypertension
What is one of the most common signs of right ventricular failure?
paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
exertional dyspnea
pulmonary edema
dependent edema
A patient has a 10-year history of PVD affecting the right lower extremity. During auscultation of the popliteal artery, what would the therapist expect to find?
a positive Homan's sign
intense pain and cramping
a bruit
4+ pulses
