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WorksheetsPatient History and Positioning
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
In which category does the following information belong:
Cut to the left to defend a pass and felt a pop in the knee
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In which category does the following information belong:
Has been taking ibuprofen regularly since the injury
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In which category does the following information belong:
Denies any change in her visual, respiratory, cardiovascular, and GI system
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In which category does the following information belong:
Enjoys staying active with sports and social activities with her friends
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Which communication tool is reflected in the following statement:
" Can you tell me more about that?"
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Clarification
Reflective Feeling
Paraphrasing
Which communication tool is reflected in the following statement: " It sounds like your limited balance is causing difficulty on the stairs is that correct?"
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Echoing
Reflective Feeling
Paraphrasing
Which of the following is a critical intervention for a physical therapist to implement in order to protect skin integrity for a patient at high risk for pressure injuries due to prolonged immobility?
Applying moisturizing lotion to dry skin areas twice daily
Encouraging the patient to consume a high protein diet
Using a soft bedsheet and pillowcases made of cotton
Repositioning the patient at least every two hours
A physical therapist is repositioning a patient with a sacral pressure injury. Which position should be avoided to prevent further skin breakdown over the sacrum?
30 degree side lying position
Supine position with a pillow under the heels
Prone position
Side lying position
Proper patient positioning is important for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
It provides access and exposure to treatment areas
It provides support and stability for the trunk and extremities
It relieves prolonged excess pressure on soft tissues
It ensures greater patient independence
A Review of Systems is objective while a Systems Review is subjective
True
False
