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WorksheetsTHPR 1100 Final Exam Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
What type of wheelchair is this?
Transport chair
A chair for clients with spinal cord injury
Broda Chair
Gerichair
What type of wheelchair is this?
Transport chair
Broda chair
Power wheelchair
Attendant propelled wheelchair
When is a wheelchair recommended? Check all that apply.
When ambulation is not functional.
When a client has a spinal cord injury.
When a client has Multiple Sclerosis.
When a client cannot ambulate long distances.
You are teaching your client how to ascend and descend the stairs using a crutch and rail. What are the steps? The client is currently sitting in a chair waiting for his session to begin. (You will not get an answer to this question, please see your custom readings.)
What type of wheelchair is this?
Broda / Attendant propelled wheelchair
Manual Wheelchair
Parachair
Comfychair
What number is the wheel lock?
7
9
11
4
What are the contraindications for a lumbar discectomy? (You will not get a response for this, please refer to your custom readings)
How often should a qualified vendor check a client's wheelchair?
Daily.
Weekly.
Monthly.
Annually.
If your client does not have an affected leg and is using the cane for balance, which hand should they hold the cane with?
Left
Right
Their preferred hand.
I wouldn't use a cane.
What are the contraindications for a sternotomy? (You will not get a response for this question, please refer to your custom readings)
You go to see your client and you see their leg is red, hot, swollen, and painful. What do you do? Check all that apply.
Do not continue with treatment.
Tell the client that this is a big problem and the doctor needs to come see them immediately.
Alert the bedside nurse, or supervising therapist.
Document your observations.
What is the H-strap for? Choose the best answer.
For comfort.
To add value to the wheelchair.
To prevent the leg from dropping off the footrest.
To restrain the client in their chair.
What phase of the gait cycle is this?
Stance Phase.
Toe Off.
Swing Phase.
Heel Drag.
You and your colleague are transferring a patient using a mechanical lift. As your colleague raises the lift, you notice the sling isn't fitting correctly, what should you do? (Choose the best answer)
Tell your colleague they need to stop the lift.
Your colleague is in charge, let them call the shots.
Tell the client to try and hold on to the sling.
Adjust the sling as the lift goes up.
You go into the room of your next client who has had a total hip replacement. You notice that the client is sitting with their legs crossed. What should you do first?
Remind them of their hip precautions and tell them to uncross their legs.
Help them stand up so they no longer have their legs crossed.
Tell your supervisor so they can correct the client.
Tell the client's bedside nurse that the patient is noncompliant.
