Exam 54: Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation

-The type of movement shown by letter F in the picture is ____.

Self-directed exercises that the patient performs with the help of a device such as an exercise machine or therapy pool are known as ________ mobility exercises.

-The type of movement shown by the letter A is ____.

Self-directed exercises the patient performs without assistance to increase muscle strength and function are ________ mobility exercises.

The use of water to treat physical problems is ________.

-The type of movement shown by letter A in the picture is ____.

The type of massage that is applied to specific muscles to help release tension and knots and increase blood flow is _______ massage.

Which type of mobility device is especially useful for patients who have a weakness on one side of the body?

The practitioner asks the patient to walk away, turn around, and walk back to test the patient's ____.

If a cane is adjusted to the right height, the patient's elbow will be flexed at which angle?

The therapy that uses five basic strokes, including pétrissage, effleurage, tapotement, vibration, and friction, to manipulate the body's soft tissues is ________ massage.

-The type of movement shown by the letter B is ____.

Which of the following crutch gaits is a slow gait that requires the patient to bear weight on both legs?

If one of your responsibilities is to contact physical therapists to make appointments for patients, you should keep a(n) ________ with information about the therapists your office uses.

Fluidotherapy is a technique for stimulating healing in which the body part is placed into ____.

In which type of therapy do patients work with plants and flowers to help improve balance, strength, memory, and socialization skills?

In which type of testing is a patient asked to resist pressure applied by the practitioner or medical assistant?

Which type of traction are pins, wires, or tongs inserted into bones and then attached to pulleys and weights to provide continuous traction?

Axillary crutches that are too long for the patient could lead to the patient getting crutch _____.

In which of the following types of exercise does the patient work against a counter-pressure to increase muscle strength?