WorksheetsRevision 15 Rhcr
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Sport and recreation are an important element for the disabled. Here are the effects of sports and recreation on people with disabilities
Helps reduce stress.
Can generate income.
Can strengthen muscles and bones.
It presents a bad impression on the patient's cardio system.
Sports and recreational activities are very important for the disabled. What are the social problems if they do not engage in such activities
depressions.
social isolation
reduce self-esteem.
reduce life satisfaction.
Boccia is category is for both throwers and foot players (those who kick the balls to the jack). Athletes can have help from an assistant, who can hold the player's wheelchair steady or adjust it, and can give the ball to the player for the next attempt, if the player asks for it.
BC1
BC2
BC3
BC4
Which are important goals of sport and recreation rehabilitation in social health for people with disabilities to
create relationship.
improve self-esteem
increase confident level.
improve muscle strength.
There are several types of activities that enhance gross motor skills in rehabilitation. Which activities are suitable use for gross motor delay
Bolster.
Water Play.
Coloring with sidewalk chalk.
Climbing hills and walking on uneven surfaces.
Mr. A 44 years old, who just had transtibial amputation. He was advice to use walking aid to help on mobility. What criteria to choose a proper walking aid ?
Prognosis of the condition.
Balance and stability of the patient.
Degree of coordination of movement.
Strength of the patient upper and lower limb.
Adult with physical impairments often have difficulty maintaining good lying, standing or sitting positions for functional activities and are at risk of developing deformities due to improper positioning. The following devices can help overcome some of these difficulties are/is:
Wedges.
Tricycles
Corner chairs.
Standing frames.
Walking equipment is usually for one of two purposes as part of a rehabilitation programme if you are recovering from an injury or operation. Walking equipment may perform one or more functions including:
weight redistribution.
increasing your confidence in your walking ability.
aiding your walking pattern in terms of speed and evenness of stride.
offer greater stability and balance by providing a wider support base.
While teaching a client static quadriceps exercise, he refuses to do as he still not accepting his deformity. The nursing intervention that needs to be carried is to
force him to do the exercises.
allow patient to grieve for the loss limb.
tell the client that his behavior is unacceptable.
spend time to listen to him when he expresses his feeling.
Rehabilitation nurses should have good communication skills while promoting health promotion to patients.The purpose of health promotion give to the patient is:
healthy lifestyleto create awareness about health.
developing learning experience.
preventing mobility and morbidity.
to create awareness about health.
Successful re-entry into the community does not happen without preparation and efforts by those involved whom are/is:
The client.
Case manager.
Family members
The community society team.
The primary purpose of rehabilitation is to assist client with disabilities to adapt to living with the disability. What is/are significant issues that have a direct influence on the quality of life for the disabled client after re-entry into the community?
Housing.
Transportation
Educational programs
Workplace management
The important factor of early intervention programme for a disabled child is to
enhance a child’s development.
provide health education support to family.
minimize the child’s integration into society.
minimize family responsibility toward the handicapped child.
What is/are the reinforcement to give by Nurse V as a rehab nurse to Mr R who was discharged from amputation rehab ward, for re-entry into the community?
Family support.
Using of devices.
Financial resource.
Community resource.
Mr.K have image disturbance related to hemiplegia due Spinal Cord Injury (SCI). What is your nursing intervention to overcome the problem?
Encourage Mr K stay at home with family
Supporting Mr K throughout the grieving process
Encourage family members to give special care to him
Facilitate good setting to assume self care responsibilities
You are instructed to teach a diabetic client on foot care regarding the Do’s and Don’ts. Amongst the advice that you would emphasized are:
use deodorant soap.
never walk bare footed
wear comfortable shoes
examine your feet once a week
While teaching a caregiver to feed a patient with dysphagia, which of the following strategies is appropriate to reduce the risk of aspiration?
Maintaining an upright position
Keep distractions to a minimum
Introduce food from the affected side of the mouth
Restricting the diet to liquids until swallowing improves
You are teaching receptive language skill to a disable child. To ensure a successful learning progress, the following guidelines should be considered.
talk normally but slowert
talk to a child when needed only
he child must understand language
use gesture to help the child to understand the gesture
Which of the following is/are criteria for discharge of patients who have received Domiciliary Care?
The service provided has reached a maximum of 3 months.
If directed to discharge by a medical officer in charge of the domiciliary unit
When the caregiver or heir has been able to take over the care of the patient
Patients have a disability card (disabled) under the community welfare department
Mr. M recovered from stroke and is due for discharge. He needs a rehabilitation care at home. What is the criteria for registration into the home care nursing programmed:
Informed consent from patient and carer.
The patient should have a suitable home and name carer
Patient stayed within operational area 25 km within the hospital area.
Patient can be referred from private professional practice and private hospital.
