WorksheetsBurke's Rehabilitation & Restorative Care
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Weakness in the muscles of the feet that interfere with flexion and ambulation
foot drop
pronation
opposition
adduction
Physician specialists for Rehabilitative Medicine are known as?
Dermatologists
Gynecologists
Physiatrists
Orthopedic Surgeons
Medical term for "bending your knee"
abduction
hyperextension
extension
flexion
Touching your thumb to any other finger is known as:
pronation
flexion
opposition
extension
Restoring a person to the highest level of function s/p illness or injury
Therapeutic care
Holistic care
Long-term care
Rehabilitation
A major goal of rehabilitation?
Self-care
Teach family how to perform ADL's
Perform ADL's for the patient
Decrease dependence on pain meds
An abduction wedge pillow prevents:
pressure ulcers
adduction of the hips
Dorsiflexion
Opposition
Which statement concerning rehabilitation is true?
Its focus is on the whole person.
The person's disability is the main concern.
Rehabilitation is generally completed in 6 months
Most physical problems can be repaired by rehabilitation
Passive range of motion exercises are done...
by a doctor or PT only
by the resident themselves
for residents who are unable to move on their own
by the resident with little support from the Nurse aide
Bending of a body part
supination
rotation
extension
flexion
Abduction
bending a body part
straitening a body part
turning a joint
movement away from the mid-line of the body
What should the NA do if the resident's walker seems to short for them ?
adjust the height of the walker
suggest the resident get a new one
inform the nurse
have the resident adjust their walker
Which of the following canes has four rubber-tipped feet?
Crutch cane
quad cane
grip cane
C cane
How should the resident use a cane to aid in ambulation?
drag the cane 6 inched behind him
place the cane six inches in front of his weaker leg
place the cane six inches in front of the stronger leg
only use the cane when he gets tired
the CNA's role in restorative care involves...
doing tasks for the resident because they take to long to complete them themselves
combine shorter steps into a longer list to keep the resident motivated
let the resident they are not making progress and they need to be discharged from the nursing home.
realizing there will be setbacks and reassure the resident that that is ok.
Which of the following is a prosthetic device?
an artificial eye
a hand roll
special shoes
an adaptive device to assist with dressing.
A client who had a recent hip replacement would NOT be permitted to
wear athletic shoes
drink citrus juices
sit with legs crossed
eat foods high in protein
The nurse aide is watching a client with right-sided weakness walk with a cane. The nurse aide knows the client is using the cane correctly when the client puts the cane:
in his left hand
in front of the left foot
in front of the right foot
in his right hand
To prevent orthostatic hypotension, the nurse aide should tell the client to
roll over carefully in bed
rise slowly from sitting to standing
sit quietly in a wheelchair
maintain strict bedrest
When ambulating a client who has had a stroke, the nurse aide knows to stand on the client's
right side
left side
strong side
weak side
The nurse aide knows that a gait belt should be placed
directly on the client's skin
over the client's clothing
across the chest, directly under the armpits
with the buckle directly over the spine
Devices such as a long-handled hair brush or a spoon with a curved handle are known as:
arm split
assistive devices
prosthetics
orthotic devices
