WorksheetsREQUIRED Knowledge Check Unit 13
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does the term "Flaccid" refer to in rehabilitative care?
Above knee amputation
Below knee amputation
Wasting away of muscle tissue
Affected area weak/limp
What is the primary goal of rehabilitation?
To provide restorative care only
To restore the client to the fullest physical, mental, social, and economic functioning
To focus on the client's disabilities
To prevent the client from participating in social activities
What is emphasized as an important aspect of rehabilitation in the document?
Setting high and complex goals
Focusing on the disabilities rather than abilities
Repetition and practice
Quick results and independence
According to the document, what increases as a client's productivity increases?
Their need for assistance
Their self-concept and self esteem
Their limitations
The complexity of their rehabilitation program
Which of the following is NOT listed as a team member in UNIT 13: REHABILITATIVE AND RESTORATIVE CARE?
Dietician
Clergy or Spiritual Advisor
Physician
Pharmacist
What is one of the responsibilities of a Nursing Assistant in rehabilitation as mentioned in UNIT 13: REHABILITATIVE AND RESTORATIVE CARE?
Prescribe medications
Utilize adaptive and/or assistive devices
Perform surgeries
Develop treatment plans
What is the goal of Vocational Rehabilitation as mentioned in UNIT 13: REHABILITATIVE AND RESTORATIVE CARE?
To improve social skills
To return to gainful employment
To enhance physical abilities
To provide emotional support
Which level of care is described as the client being able to perform all activities of daily living without any assistance?
Total Independence
Partial Independence
Total Assistance/Total Dependence
Emotional Rehabilitation
What are assistive ambulation devices used for in Physical Rehabilitation?
To feed the client
To groom the client
To support body parts
To aid in walking
Which of the following is an example of a device to prevent contractures?
Feeding utensils
Prosthesis
AFO Boot
Assistive grooming devices
What might Emotional Rehabilitation address in a client with a disability?
Loss of mobility
Loss of self-esteem
Learning new vocational skills
Need for assistive devices
What are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)?
Activities performed in order to remain independent and to function in society
Activities that are performed occasionally
Activities that require professional assistance
Activities that are not essential for daily living
Which of the following is considered an ADL under 'Grooming'?
Bathing, oral hygiene, hair care, make-up, etc.
Shopping and preparing meals
Driving or using public transportation
Bowel and Bladder management
What does 'Continence' in the context of ADLs refer to?
Communication abilities
Household activities
Bowel and Bladder management
Eating and food preparation
Which ADL involves ambulation and transferring?
Grooming
Eating
Moving About
Communication
