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WorksheetsAssistive Devices and Functional Mobility Skills
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of here are described as Deconditioning?
Harmful effect of immobility
Decreased functional capacity of Musculoskeletal and other body systems
Is personal
Distinct from the original condition or pre-morbid condition of the client or patient
Impaired ability of CV system to adjust to upright position
Which is NOT an effect of Deconditioning in the Musculoskeletal System?
Increased risk for edema
Muscle Weakness
Decreased Muscle Endurance
Disuse Atrophy
Muscle Wasting
It is the second heart <3
(a)
Exercise benefits will be gone or start to decline _______ weeks after PA is reduced (also the same for a typical person)
7 days
21 days
1 1/2 weeks
14 days
It is the type of contracture which Physical Therapists cannot fully resolve
Myostatic
Orthogenic
Pseudomyostatic
Periarticular
Which is NOT a symptom of Orthostatic Hypotension
Vertigo
Decreased PR (<20bpm)
Decreased SBP (>20mmHg)
Tingling
Pressure ulcers makes it more difficult for the patient to _________ and __________.
live, laugh, love
adjust posture, be comfortable
turn, recover
move, heal
Which of here is NOT the right sequence to gradually develop functional motor skills?
Stability -> Mobility
Able to maintain position -> From one posture to another
Mobility and stability together -> Locomotion
Sit to stand -> Position maintenance
The aim of Functional Training and Motor Function Training is to improve patient's ability to perform physical action, tasks, or activities in an efficient, typically unexpected, or competent manner.
True
False
A PT uses this Standing Transfer to move a patient with just giving verbal or tactile cues.
Standby Pivot
Dependent Pivot
Assisted Pivot
Independent Pivot
Mobility activities is an umbrella term that can include transfers
True
False
BONUS: Alin sa mga acts dito ang sinayawan namin ni Nicole at Nikka sa Talent Show?
Act 1
Act 2
Act 3
A patient ambulating from walker to wheelchair
True
False
Most applicable Pre-ambulation device when used in treatments like postural drainage
Parallel bars
Tilt Table
Wheelchair
Walker
Identify the gait pattern: One sided, assistive device and contralateral limb goes together
Modified 3-point Gait Pattern
Modified 4-point Gait Pattern
Modified 2-point Gait Pattern
2-point Gait Pattern
Which do you include when documenting functional training?
Mobility
Quality of movement
Patient reaction
Consistency
Duration
In progressing functional training which is NOT advisable?
Increasing the number of times a patient will repeat a specific type of action
Lengthening the time for the patient to perform a specific type of movement to improve intolerance
Tweaking the facilitators in order to add challenges to the activity
Progressing from static to dynamic activities
None of the above
How do you use a cane?
Should be used simultaneously with the contralateral side or non-affected
limb, so that the affected limb won't have any
weight bearing
Should be used simultaneously with the contralateral side or non-affected
limb, so that the affected limb will have any
weight bearing
Should be used simultaneously with the ipsilateral side or non-affected
limb, so that the affected limb won't have any
weight bearing
Should be used simultaneously with the ipsilateral side or affected
limb, so that the affected limb won't have any
weight bearing
For mobility activities, a PT can't use
Bed rails
Trapeze
Linen
Hoops attached to bed, mat, or mattress
None of the above
It’s a red flag, Physical Therapists can’t treat it so physicians should step up
Deep Venous Thrombosis
Homan's Sign
Virchow's Triad
Venous Stasis
Orthostatic Hypotension
Identify which type of contracture: It might be from neurological dysfunctions even if its effect is felt in the muscle
Periarticular
Irreversible
Fibrotic
Pseudomyostatic
Arthrogenic
