WorksheetsRehabilitation and Therapeutic Modalities
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
The use of activities to help restore independent functioning after an injury or illness is:
Physical therapy
Occupational therapy
Speech therapy
Sports medicine
What should you NOT do when lifting heavy objects?
Get as close as possible to the object.
Bend from the hips and knees.
Keep the back straight.
Keep feet and legs straight and together.
Before transferring a patient, what certain precautions should you look for?
Make sure the equipment is stable and firm.
Lock the brakes.
Take small shuffling steps and avoid crossing the feet.
All of the above.
What is one thing that you DO NOT want to do when ambulating a patient?
Make sure the patient is ready to walk.
Use a gait belt.
Never rush a patient.
Be ready should a patient start to fall.
When instructing a patient how to use a cane or crutches. How much of a bend in the elbow should they have?
10 - 15 degrees
35 - 45 degrees
20 - 30 degrees
15 - 20 degrees
How many gaits are commonly used in crutch ambulation?
2
3
4
5
Motion away from the midline of the body is:
Abduction
Circumduction
Adduction
Eversion
A position of maximum extension, or extending a body part beyond its normal limits.
Extension
Flexion
Hyperextension
Inversion
What refers to brushing teeth, combing hair, getting dressed, and eating?
Activities of daily living
Assistive behaviors
Occupational therapy
Rehabilitation medicine
What does supination involve?
Placing the patient in the supine position
Moving the arm so that the palm is up
Bending a body part
Straightening a body part
Where on the patient's body is the gait belt placed?
Chest
Waist
Neck
Thighs
Which crutch gait is being displayed?
Two - Point Alternating Gait or Modified Two - Point Gait
Three - Point Gait
Swing - through Gait
Swing - to Gait
What type of movement is being demonstrated in the above image? Hint: look at the direction of the arrows.
Flexion
Extension
Pronation
Supination
What is the degree of bend in the elbow, when using the standard walker?
5 to 10 degrees
10 to 15 degrees
15 to 20 degrees
25 to 30 degrees
As seen in the image, what should you do when lifting a patient?
Bend at the knees
Lift with your legs
Keep your back straight
All of the above
