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1. lack of pain or fullness, large voids, may have temperature
1. motor paralysis
2. sensory paralysis: 2. sensory. Patient may benefit from Intermittent
catherization
2. Each discipline meets and discusses POC
1. interdisciplinary
2. transdisciplinary
3. multi-disciplinary: 1. interdisciplinary
3. Most difficult; holistic approach
1. interdisciplinary
2. transdisciplinary
3. multi-disciplinary: 2. transdisciplinary
4. Limited coordination; home health is an example
1. interdisciplinary
2. transdisciplinary
3. multi-disciplinary: 3. multi-disciplinary
5. Who says, "motivation is key"
1. Lewin
2. Bandura
3. King
4. Kobusa: 1. Lewin
6. What is the King theory?
1. energy field
2. open systems
3. self-care deficit: 2. open systems : personal, interpersonal, social
7. What is the newest vital sign?
1. HELMs
2. Orem
3. Eberst healthcube: 1. Health literacy
8. Which of Hall's 3 components are most important in rehab?
1. Core
2. Care
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  1. lack of pain or fullness, large voids, may have temperature 1. motor paralysis 2. sensory paralysis: 2. sensory. Patient may benefit from Intermittent catherization
  2. Each discipline meets and discusses POC 1. interdisciplinary 2. transdisciplinary 3. multi-disciplinary: 1. interdisciplinary
  3. Most difficult; holistic approach
  4. interdisciplinary
  5. transdisciplinary
  6. multi-disciplinary: 2. transdisciplinary
  7. Limited coordination; home health is an example 1. interdisciplinary 2. transdisciplinary 3. multi-disciplinary: 3. multi-disciplinary
  8. Who says, "motivation is key" 1. Lewin 2. Bandura 3. King 4. Kobusa: 1. Lewin
  9. What is the King theory? 1. energy field 2. open systems 3. self-care deficit: 2. open systems : personal, interpersonal, social
  10. What is the newest vital sign? 1. HELMs 2. Orem 3. Eberst healthcube: 1. Health literacy
  11. Which of Hall's 3 components are most important in rehab? 1. Core 2. Care

3. Cure: 1. Core, the whole person

  1. What is Eberst's healthcube theory? 1. energy fields 2. multidimentional with whole person focus 3. wellness in high stress situations: 2. Rubix cube analogy
  2. True or false: Kobusa theory aims for wellness even in high stress situa- tions?: true. 3 values: commitment, control, challenge
  3. Who founded PT? 1. Kenny 2. Roy 3. Dossey: 1. ROM with polio
  4. Who is the author of the adaption model? 1. Kenny 2. Roy 3. Dossey: 2. Roy
  5. Smith Fess Act (1st rehab act)
  6. 1920
  7. 1935
  8. 1912 4. 1925: 1. First rehab act
  9. true or false: 1935 SS act defined rehab?: True; also unemployment insurance and aid to blind
  10. When was medicaid established?
  11. 1935
  12. 1974
  13. 1966: 3. 1966
  14. When was the ARN established?
  15. 1966
  16. 1970
  17. 1974
  18. 1990: 3. 1974
  19. When was HIPPA enacted into law?
  20. 1990
  21. 1996
  22. 1975
  23. 2000: 2. 1996
  24. Older than 65 years, 2 or more years permanently disabled, ESRD, RR retirement 1. medicaid

1. Rancho 8 2. Rancho 7: 1. Rancho 8 is highest level, patient is appropriate and purposeful

  1. True/False: Rancho Los amigos 5-6 uses repetition, structure, rest periods, bowel/bladder programs, memory aids, and behavior plans?: true. Rancho Los Amigos Scale 5-6 patient is confused. these actions aid with recovery
  2. True/False: Rancho scale 9-10 decreases structure, increases problem solving, and seeks to cope with frustrations: false. Scale 9-10 uses memory aids, stand-by assistance, depression monitoring and utilizing resources.
  3. True/False: Rancho scale 7-8 decreases structure, increases problem solv- ing and seeks to cope with frustrations: true. Rancho scale 7- patient is appro- priate and function is moving from automatic to purposeful
  4. Which supplement aids with spina bifida prevention? 1. Vitamin C 2. folic acid 3. calcium: 2. folic acid
  5. t/f: the sweat test aids in diagnosing CF: true. Increased NaCl in sweat is indicative of CF
  6. Chose all that apply: Maslow's hierarchy of needs includes: 1. physiological safety 2. holistic development 3. self-actualization 4. esteem 5. love and belonging: 1, 3, 4, 5
  7. Theory that aging population is happier when active 1. disengagement theory 2. activity theory 3. gerotranscendence theory: 2. activity theory is happier when active
  8. T/F: the disengagement theory states that age narrows social sphere: true. disengagement means social sphere is reduced
  9. "Can't teach old dog new tricks" 1. gerotranscendence theory 2. continuity theory: 2. continuity theory
  10. "live and let live" 1. gerotranscendence theory 2. continuity theory: 1. gerotranscendence theory moves from rational to cosmic
  1. Select all that apply: geriatric changes in cardiopulmonary include 1. decreased CO 2. decreased lung elasticity 3. decreased cough reflex 4. increased risk of COPD and CHF 5. increased CO2 retention 6. moist mucosa: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
  2. t/f: Parkinson's has increased dopamine: false. Parkinson's decreased dopamine means increased AcH
  3. t/f: hypoalbuminemia affects protein-binding drugs and delays wound healing: true. protein-bound drugs, such as Warfarin are affected by lower albumin levels
  4. What is the fall prevention acronym? 1. FAST 2. CRASHED 3. PLISST: 2. Cords, carpets, cracks; Rx; Affect (depression); Sickness; Hypoten- sion; Eyes ;Dizziness
  5. What is the stroke acronym? 1. FAST 2. CRASHED 3. PLISST: 1. Face, Arms, Speech, Time
  6. What is the PLISST model? 1. permission, limited information, specific suggestions, therapy 2. permission liability, informatics, standards of care, safety, therapy 3. passive ROM, limited information, staff involvement, safety, tasks: 1. Permis- sion, Limited Information, Specific Suggestions, Therapy
  7. t/f: polytrauma centers are managed by the department of defense: true. Only 3 or 4 exist
  8. t/f: DeCosta first recognized PTSD: true
  9. t/f: pain management helps with PTSD symptoms: true.
  10. Patient does not do well in therapy, stating "it's not in my control"
  11. external locus 2 internal locus: 1. external locus of control perceives chance and outside forces determine fate
  12. Patient believes he can make the changes necessary 1. external locus 2. internal locus: 2. internal locus of control perceives one controls one's own

2. cranial nerve 2 3. cranial nerve 3: 1. CN 1

  1. name that nerve: eyes 1. cranial nerve 1 2. cranial nerve 2 3. cranial nerve 3: 2. CN
  2. name that nerve: eyelids/eyeball, pupil constriction 1. cranial nerve 1 2. cranial nerve 2 3. cranial nerve 3: 3. CN 3
  3. name that nerve: trochlear, downward eye movement 1. cranial nerve 4 2. cranial nerve 5 3. cranial nerve 6: 1. CN 4
  4. name that nerve: face sensation, chewing 1. cranial nerve 4 2. cranial nerve 5 3. cranial nerve 6: 2. CN 5 trigeminal
  5. name that nerve: eye abduction 1. cranial nerve 4 2. cranial nerve 5 3. cranial nerve 6: 3. CN 6
  6. name that nerve: back 3rd of tongue, senses, gag reflex 1. cranial nerve 7 2. cranial nerve 8 3. cranial nerve 9: 3. CN 9
  7. name that nerve: hearing and balance 1. cranial nerve 7 2. cranial nerve 8 3. cranial nerve 9: 2. CN 8
  8. name that nerve: facial expression, tears, saliva, taste 1. cranial nerve 7 2. cranial nerve 8 3. cranial nerve 9: 1. CN 7
  9. name that nerve: neck muscles 1. cranial nerve 10 2. cranial nerve 11 3. cranial nerve 12: 2. CN 11
  10. name that nerve: tongue movement 1. cranial nerve 10

2. cranial nerve 11 3. cranial nerve 12: 3. CN 12

  1. name that nerve: vagus nerve 1. cranial nerve 10 2. cranial nerve 11 3. cranial nerve 12: 1. CN 10; HR, BP, digestion, taste
  2. 1st degree burn: 1. black skin, no pain, full-thickness to bone 2. no pain, full-thickness nerve and muscle involvement 3. partial thickness, epidermis, red, painful, edema 4. partial thickness, epidermis and some dermis, blistered: 3.
  1. What medications are important for PI recovery? select all that apply: 1. Vitamin D 2. Vitamin C 3. Zinc 4. Aszinine: 2, 3, 4
  2. t/f: bowel and bladder is controlled by the S2-S4 receptors: true
  3. CNS - brain, spine, T12 and above 1. UMN 2. LMN: 1. reflexive and spastic
  4. PNS - T12 and below 1. UMN 2. LMN: 2. autonomous, areflexive, flaccid
  5. UMN, disrupted CNS, high residuals; caused by trauma, tumor, infection, MS, infarct, damage above T 1. reflexive neurogenic 2. motorsensory neurogenic 3. uninhibited neurogenic 4. autonomic neurogenic: 1. suppositories, digital stimulation, sit on commode
  6. UMN, disrupted sacral reflex caused by herniated disc, trauma, tumor, MS, diabetic neuropathy 1. reflexive neurogenic 2. motorsensory neurogenic 3. uninhibited neurogenic 4. autonomic neurogenic: 2.
  7. UMN, loss of signal, frequent urination, uncontrolled void, small volume, nocturnia, urge and frequency caused by BI and stroke 1. reflexive neurogenic 2. motorsensory neurogenic 3. uninhibited neurogenic 4. autonomic neurogenic: 3.
  8. LMN, sensory and motor, overflow, weak sensation caused by damage to T12 and lower, spina bifida 1. reflexive neurogenic 2. motorsensory neurogenic 3. uninhibited neurogenic 4. autonomic neurogenic: 4. bulk fiber, 2000ml/day, ostomy
  9. difficulty starting stream, straining, overflow incontinence

1. motor paralysis 2. sensory paralysis: 1. motor

5. reasoning and logic 6. orientation: 1, 2, 3, 5

  1. slow, cautious, aphasic, ataxic, memory impairment, low tolerance, easily frustrated 1. right side BI 2. left side BI: 2. speak slowly, communication boards, non-verbal clues, patience, don't rush, short time frames, learns through imitation
  2. Right side, abstract: select all that apply: 1. visual-spatial 2. emotions 3. arts, 4. awareness and insight 5. imagination 6. recognition and orientation: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
  3. Unilateral neglect, impulsive, inappropriate, depth perception issues, de- creased/absent reasoning skills, emotionally lable, depression 1. left side BI 2. right side BI: 2. right side.
  4. reasoning, planning, some speech, movement, emotions, problem solv- ing skills 1. frontal lobe 2. parietal lobe 3. occipital lobe 4. temporal lobe 5. cerebellum: 1. frontal lobe
  5. visual processing, depth perception 1. frontal lobe 2. parietal lobe 3. occipital lobe 4. temporal lobe 5. cerebellum: 3. occipital
  6. sensory input, touch, body position 1. frontal lobe 2. parietal lobe 3. occipital lobe 4. temporal lobe 5. cerebellum: 2. parietal
  1. processing, sensory input, coordinating movements, balance 1. frontal lobe

2. carpi radialis 3. hands only: 3. hands only

  1. damage at what spinal cord tract risks autonomic dysreflexia?: T
  2. T2-T 1. leg muscles 2. chest, intercostals, ab muscles 3. bowel. bladder, sexual function: 2.
  3. t/f: leg muscles are controled by tract L1-L5: true
  4. t/f: S234 controls bowel, bladder and sexual function: true
  5. t/f: SNS is fight or flight: true. arouses
  6. t/f: PNS is rest and digest: true. relaxes
  7. chose all that apply: SNS 1. dilates eyes 2. increases salivation 3. increases HR 4. constricts bronchi 5. decreases digestion 6. releases insulin 7. decreases intestinal secretions 8 constricts bladder: 1, 3, 5, 6, 7
  8. chose all that apply: PNS 1. dilates eyes 2. increases salivation 3. decreases HR 4. constricts bronchi 5. increases digestion 6. releases bile 7. increases intestinal secretions 8. constricts bladder: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
  9. Autoimmune demyelination with muscle weakness, visual impairment, numbness/tingling, pain, tremors, dysphagia, cognitive changes, bowel/blad- der/sexual dysfunction 1. MS 2. GBS 3. PD 4. ALS 5. MG: 1. MS. progressive/resisitive exercise, assistive devices, energy

conserva- tion, avoid physical and emotional stressors, bowel/bladder/pain management

and passive exercises

  1. t/f: GBS is linked to the swine flu vaccine: true
  2. Who first documented MG?
  3. Sir Walter Riley
  1. Sir William Thomas
  2. Sir Thomas Willis: 3. Sir Thomas Willis
  3. t/f: the tensilon test dx MG: true. distinguishes between myasthenia crisis and cholinergic crisis
  4. Life-threatening, may require ventilation, administer tensilon
  5. cholinergic crisis
  6. myasthenia crisis: 2. myasthenia crisis
  7. Caused by excess medications, do not give tensilon
  8. cholinergic crisis
  9. myasthenia crisis: 1. cholinergic crisis
  10. t/f: Wechler theory proposes that post polio syndrome is the result of nerve cell sprouts degeneration leading to view of new symptoms: true. nerve cell sprouts hide symptoms of polio. when they degenerate, the symptoms are exposed
  11. SMART (er) goals: Specific Measurable Attainable Relevant Time- bound Evaluated Reviewed
  12. T/F: TBI watch for seizures, wounds, respiratory, ortho, infection, nutrition, I&O: true.
  13. T/F: TBI rehab focus on structure, repetition, consistency: true
  14. T/F: TBI has decreased metabolic demands: false. TBI increases metabolic demands
  15. blood vessel obstruction, 87% of all strokes 1. Ischemic 2. Thrombotic 3. embolic 4. Subarachnoid hemmorhage: 1.
  16. t/f: atheroschlerosis is a major stroke factor: true
  17. T/f: TIA is a "warning stroke" or "mini stroke": true. brief dysfunction 40% will have a stroke in the future with 50% of those having one within days