Question 1

Which of the following people are not commonly trained to fit people for and instruct them in how to use various pieces of mobility equipment?

Accepted Answer

A)  therapy aids 
B)  medical supply representatives 
C)  physical therapists 
D)  pharmaceutical sales representatives 
A)  therapy aids 
B)  medical supply representatives 
C)  physical therapists 
D)  pharmaceutical sales representatives D

Question 2

To prevent a back injury when moving heavy objects, you should:

Accepted Answer

A)  use your body's weight to push or pull them 
B)  try to lift them by yourself before asking for help 
C)  hold them away from your body 
D)  twist your entire body instead of pivoting 
A)  use your body's weight to push or pull them 
B)  try to lift them by yourself before asking for help 
C)  hold them away from your body 
D)  twist your entire body instead of pivoting A

Question 3

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

Question 4

Match each term with its definition.
-Patients must wear these when you instruct them on how to use a walker

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 5

When supporting a weakened patient, you should keep your back straight, bend from the knees, and use your ____ muscles to handle the weight.

Accepted Answer

A)  back 
B)  abdominal 
C)  thigh 
D)  upper arm 
A)  back 
B)  abdominal 
C)  thigh 
D)  upper arm

Question 6

Match each term with its definition.
-Patients are frequently referred to this person for treatment and instruction in range-of-motion exercises

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 7

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 8

Match each term with its definition.
-Some form of this is often needed to allow a person to have as much mobility as possible after a serious illness or accident

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 9

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 10

When moving patients, you should:

Accepted Answer

A)  have them put their arms around your neck or shoulders 
B)  use a gait belt 
C)  lift them by their arms 
D)  lift them under their armpits 
A)  have them put their arms around your neck or shoulders 
B)  use a gait belt 
C)  lift them by their arms 
D)  lift them under their armpits

Question 11

Match each term with its definition.
-Often used to support an arm after a fracture or injury to the shoulder or arm

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 each gait with its definition.
-Positions both crutches and the left foot forward, and then brings up the right foot

Accepted Answer

A) two-point gait 
B) three-point gait 
C) four-point gait 
D) swing-to gait 
E) swing-through gait 
A) two-point gait 
B) three-point gait 
C) four-point gait 
D) swing-to gait 
E) swing-through gait

Question 13

The standard adult sling is about 55 inches across the base and ____ inches along the sides.

Accepted Answer

A)  24 to 30 
B)  36 to 40 
C)  46 to 50 
D)  55 to 60 
A)  24 to 30 
B)  36 to 40 
C)  46 to 50 
D)  55 to 60

Question 14

Match each term with its definition.
-Participation in a regular program of this can improve a patient's strength and flexibility

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 15

When standing, it is recommended that you point your feet _____ and about shoulder width apart.

Accepted Answer

A)  outward 
B)  inward 
C)  straight 
D)  in any comfortable direction 
A)  outward 
B)  inward 
C)  straight 
D)  in any comfortable direction

Question 16

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 17

Match each term with its definition.
-Used to enable a person who would otherwise be immobile to get around

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 18

Match each term with its definition.
-Commonly used to give a foot, ankle, knee, or leg injury or surgery an opportunity to heal

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 19

Match each gait with its definition.
-Crutches are moved forward, weight is transferred, and both feet are swung through the crutches, stopping slightly in front

Accepted Answer

A) two-point gait 
B) three-point gait 
C) four-point gait 
D) swing-to gait 
E) swing-through gait 
A) two-point gait 
B) three-point gait 
C) four-point gait 
D) swing-to gait 
E) swing-through gait

Question 20

Which of the following practices is recommended to help maintain a safe home environment for a patient using an ambulatory aid?

Accepted Answer

A)  replace wall-to-wall carpeting with throw rugs 
B)  have the patient wear shoes with smooth, low-resistance soles 
C)  keep floors free of spills and clutter 
D)  wax wood floors regularly to prevent "sticking" 
A)  replace wall-to-wall carpeting with throw rugs 
B)  have the patient wear shoes with smooth, low-resistance soles 
C)  keep floors free of spills and clutter 
D)  wax wood floors regularly to prevent "sticking"

Exam 57: Nutrition, Exercise, and Healthy Living

Which of the following people are not commonly trained to fit people for and instruct them in how to use various pieces of mobility equipment?

To prevent a back injury when moving heavy objects, 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 each term with its definition. -Patients must wear these when you instruct them on how to use a walker

When supporting a weakened patient, you should keep your back straight, bend from the knees, and use your ____ muscles to handle the weight.

Match each term with its definition. -Patients are frequently referred to this person for treatment and instruction in range-of-motion exercises

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

Match each term with its definition. -Some form of this is often needed to allow a person to have as much mobility as possible after a serious illness or accident

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

When moving patients, you should:

Match each term with its definition. -Often used to support an arm after a fracture or injury to the shoulder or arm

Match each gait with its definition. -Positions both crutches and the left foot forward, and then brings up the right foot

The standard adult sling is about 55 inches across the base and ____ inches along the sides.

Match each term with its definition. -Participation in a regular program of this can improve a patient's strength and flexibility

When standing, it is recommended that you point your feet _____ and about shoulder width apart.

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

Match each term with its definition. -Used to enable a person who would otherwise be immobile to get around

Match each term with its definition. -Commonly used to give a foot, ankle, knee, or leg injury or surgery an opportunity to heal

Match each gait with its definition. -Crutches are moved forward, weight is transferred, and both feet are swung through the crutches, stopping slightly in front

Which of the following practices is recommended to help maintain a safe home environment for a patient using an ambulatory aid?

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