Question 1

​Match the term to its definition or description.
-​To make steady;firmly fixed;constant

Accepted Answer

A) ​ambulate 
B) ​angle 
C) ​axilla 
D) ​body mechanics 
E) ​crutches
F)​flexibility
G)​gait
H)​mobility
I)​quad-base
J)​range of motion (ROM)
K)​sling
L)​stabilize
M)​support
N)​walker
O)​wheelchair 
A) ​ambulate 
B) ​angle 
C) ​axilla 
D) ​body mechanics 
E) ​crutches
F)​flexibility
G)​gait
H)​mobility
I)​quad-base
J)​range of motion (ROM)
K)​sling
L)​stabilize
M)​support
N)​walker
O)​wheelchair

Question 2

Match each term with its definition.
-This should always be used when transferring a patient to or from a wheelchair

Accepted Answer

A) body mechanics 
B) gait belt 
C) supporting device 
D) sling 
E) quad-base cane
F)crutches
G)axilla
H)walker
I)nonskid shoes
J)wheelchair
K)Lofstrand/Canadian
L)nursing aide
M)exercise
N)ROM
O)physical therapist 
A) body mechanics 
B) gait belt 
C) supporting device 
D) sling 
E) quad-base cane
F)crutches
G)axilla
H)walker
I)nonskid shoes
J)wheelchair
K)Lofstrand/Canadian
L)nursing aide
M)exercise
N)ROM
O)physical therapist

Question 3

​Match the ROM exercise movement with its description.
-​The opposite of pronation;the rotation of the forearm so that the palm is anterior facing or palm facing up

Accepted Answer

A) abduction 
B) adduction 
C) dorsiflexion 
D) extension 
E) flexion
F)hyperextension
G)inversion
H)plantar flexion
I)pronation
J)rotation
K)supination 
A) abduction 
B) adduction 
C) dorsiflexion 
D) extension 
E) flexion
F)hyperextension
G)inversion
H)plantar flexion
I)pronation
J)rotation
K)supination

Question 4

Which of the following is not a commonly available feature of walkers?

Accepted Answer

A)  wheels 
B)  hand brakes 
C)  seat 
D)  runners 
A)  wheels 
B)  hand brakes 
C)  seat 
D)  runners

Question 5

When transferring a patient from a wheelchair to an exam table,you should:

Accepted Answer

A)  unlock the brakes of the wheelchair 
B)  make sure the transfer takes place on the patient's weaker side 
C)  take advantage of any assistance the patient can provide in lifting and moving 
D)  raise the table so it is at a significantly higher level than the wheelchair 
A)  unlock the brakes of the wheelchair 
B)  make sure the transfer takes place on the patient's weaker side 
C)  take advantage of any assistance the patient can provide in lifting and moving 
D)  raise the table so it is at a significantly higher level than the wheelchair

Question 6

The height of a walker should be adjusted so that the handles are at hip level,and the bend of the patient's elbows is at a ____-degree angle.

Accepted Answer

A)  15-20 
B)  25-30 
C)  30-45 
D)  60-90 
A)  15-20 
B)  25-30 
C)  30-45 
D)  60-90

Question 7

​Match the term to its definition or description.
-​A type of mobility device,useful for patients who cannot safely use crutches or a cane

Accepted Answer

A) ​ambulate 
B) ​angle 
C) ​axilla 
D) ​body mechanics 
E) ​crutches
F)​flexibility
G)​gait
H)​mobility
I)​quad-base
J)​range of motion (ROM)
K)​sling
L)​stabilize
M)​support
N)​walker
O)​wheelchair 
A) ​ambulate 
B) ​angle 
C) ​axilla 
D) ​body mechanics 
E) ​crutches
F)​flexibility
G)​gait
H)​mobility
I)​quad-base
J)​range of motion (ROM)
K)​sling
L)​stabilize
M)​support
N)​walker
O)​wheelchair

Question 8

When the patient walks with a cane,the cane should swing forward:

Accepted Answer

A)  with the injured extremity 
B)  with the uninjured extremity 
C)  before either extremity 
D)  after both extremities 
A)  with the injured extremity 
B)  with the uninjured extremity 
C)  before either extremity 
D)  after both extremities

Question 9

Match each term with its definition.
-This is useful for patients who,because of age or physical condition,cannot safely use crutches

Accepted Answer

A) body mechanics 
B) gait belt 
C) supporting device 
D) sling 
E) quad-base cane
F)crutches
G)axilla
H)walker
I)nonskid shoes
J)wheelchair
K)Lofstrand/Canadian
L)nursing aide
M)exercise
N)ROM
O)physical therapist 
A) body mechanics 
B) gait belt 
C) supporting device 
D) sling 
E) quad-base cane
F)crutches
G)axilla
H)walker
I)nonskid shoes
J)wheelchair
K)Lofstrand/Canadian
L)nursing aide
M)exercise
N)ROM
O)physical therapist

Question 10

When using a cane,patients should be instructed to take ____ steps.

Accepted Answer

A)  small,rapid 
B)  small,slow 
C)  large,rapid 
D)  large,slow 
A)  small,rapid 
B)  small,slow 
C)  large,rapid 
D)  large,slow

Question 11

Match each term with its definition.
-Patients who are residents of retirement facilities often arrive by wheelchair and may be accompanied by this person

Accepted Answer

A) body mechanics 
B) gait belt 
C) supporting device 
D) sling 
E) quad-base cane
F)crutches
G)axilla
H)walker
I)nonskid shoes
J)wheelchair
K)Lofstrand/Canadian
L)nursing aide
M)exercise
N)ROM
O)physical therapist 
A) body mechanics 
B) gait belt 
C) supporting device 
D) sling 
E) quad-base cane
F)crutches
G)axilla
H)walker
I)nonskid shoes
J)wheelchair
K)Lofstrand/Canadian
L)nursing aide
M)exercise
N)ROM
O)physical therapist

Question 12

​Match the ROM exercise movement with its description.
-​A rotation of the forearm that moves the palm from an anterior-facing position to a posterior-facing position or palm facing down

Accepted Answer

A) abduction 
B) adduction 
C) dorsiflexion 
D) extension 
E) flexion
F)hyperextension
G)inversion
H)plantar flexion
I)pronation
J)rotation
K)supination 
A) abduction 
B) adduction 
C) dorsiflexion 
D) extension 
E) flexion
F)hyperextension
G)inversion
H)plantar flexion
I)pronation
J)rotation
K)supination

Question 13

​Match the term to its definition or description.
-​Quality of being mobile;easy to move

Accepted Answer

A) ​ambulate 
B) ​angle 
C) ​axilla 
D) ​body mechanics 
E) ​crutches
F)​flexibility
G)​gait
H)​mobility
I)​quad-base
J)​range of motion (ROM)
K)​sling
L)​stabilize
M)​support
N)​walker
O)​wheelchair 
A) ​ambulate 
B) ​angle 
C) ​axilla 
D) ​body mechanics 
E) ​crutches
F)​flexibility
G)​gait
H)​mobility
I)​quad-base
J)​range of motion (ROM)
K)​sling
L)​stabilize
M)​support
N)​walker
O)​wheelchair

Question 14

​Match the term to its definition or description.
-​The use of appropriate body positioning when moving and lifting objects to avoid injury

Accepted Answer

A) ​ambulate 
B) ​angle 
C) ​axilla 
D) ​body mechanics 
E) ​crutches
F)​flexibility
G)​gait
H)​mobility
I)​quad-base
J)​range of motion (ROM)
K)​sling
L)​stabilize
M)​support
N)​walker
O)​wheelchair 
A) ​ambulate 
B) ​angle 
C) ​axilla 
D) ​body mechanics 
E) ​crutches
F)​flexibility
G)​gait
H)​mobility
I)​quad-base
J)​range of motion (ROM)
K)​sling
L)​stabilize
M)​support
N)​walker
O)​wheelchair

Question 15

​Match the ROM exercise movement with its description.
-​Flexion of the entire foot inferiorly as if pressing an automobile pedal

Accepted Answer

A) abduction 
B) adduction 
C) dorsiflexion 
D) extension 
E) flexion
F)hyperextension
G)inversion
H)plantar flexion
I)pronation
J)rotation
K)supination 
A) abduction 
B) adduction 
C) dorsiflexion 
D) extension 
E) flexion
F)hyperextension
G)inversion
H)plantar flexion
I)pronation
J)rotation
K)supination

Question 16

​Which of the following would not be considered a way to help patients and their families identify techniques to maintain a safe home environment for persons using ambulatory aids?

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Place a throw rug on the floor beside the bed. 
B)  ​Keep floors free of spills and clutter. 
C)  ​Avoid any bare floor-care product,such as floor wax,that might cause the floor to be slippery. 
D)  ​Appropriate footwear is worn;it should be well fitting and have a nonslip walking surface. 
A)  ​Place a throw rug on the floor beside the bed. 
B)  ​Keep floors free of spills and clutter. 
C)  ​Avoid any bare floor-care product,such as floor wax,that might cause the floor to be slippery. 
D)  ​Appropriate footwear is worn;it should be well fitting and have a nonslip walking surface.

Exam 57: Rehabilitation

​Match the term to its definition or description. -​To make steady;firmly fixed;constant

Match each term with its definition. -This should always be used when transferring a patient to or from a wheelchair

​Match the ROM exercise movement with its description. -​The opposite of pronation;the rotation of the forearm so that the palm is anterior facing or palm facing up

Which of the following is not a commonly available feature of walkers?

When transferring a patient from a wheelchair to an exam table,you should:

The height of a walker should be adjusted so that the handles are at hip level,and the bend of the patient's elbows is at a ____-degree angle.

​Match the term to its definition or description. -​A type of mobility device,useful for patients who cannot safely use crutches or a cane

When the patient walks with a cane,the cane should swing forward:

Match each term with its definition. -This is useful for patients who,because of age or physical condition,cannot safely use crutches

When using a cane,patients should be instructed to take ____ steps.

Match each term with its definition. -Patients who are residents of retirement facilities often arrive by wheelchair and may be accompanied by this person

​Match the ROM exercise movement with its description. -​A rotation of the forearm that moves the palm from an anterior-facing position to a posterior-facing position or palm facing down

​Match the term to its definition or description. -​Quality of being mobile;easy to move

​Match the term to its definition or description. -​The use of appropriate body positioning when moving and lifting objects to avoid injury

​Match the ROM exercise movement with its description. -​Flexion of the entire foot inferiorly as if pressing an automobile pedal

​Which of the following would not be considered a way to help patients and their families identify techniques to maintain a safe home environment for persons using ambulatory aids?

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Match the term to its definition or description. -To make steady;firmly fixed;constant

Match the ROM exercise movement with its description. -The opposite of pronation;the rotation of the forearm so that the palm is anterior facing or palm facing up

Match the term to its definition or description. -A type of mobility device,useful for patients who cannot safely use crutches or a cane

Match the ROM exercise movement with its description. -A rotation of the forearm that moves the palm from an anterior-facing position to a posterior-facing position or palm facing down

Match the term to its definition or description. -Quality of being mobile;easy to move

Match the term to its definition or description. -The use of appropriate body positioning when moving and lifting objects to avoid injury

Match the ROM exercise movement with its description. -Flexion of the entire foot inferiorly as if pressing an automobile pedal

Which of the following would not be considered a way to help patients and their families identify techniques to maintain a safe home environment for persons using ambulatory aids?