Neurologic Interventions for Physical Therapy 4th Edition Test Bank by Suzanne Tink Martin, Mary Kessler

Neurologic Interventions for Physical Therapy 4th Edition Test Bank


Question 1 pts


Which of the following is not one of the four components of the
Nagi Disablement Model?


Disease

Impairments

Limitations

r Ambulatory status




Correct answer comments
The four components of the Nagi Disablement Model (disease, impairments, functional
limitations, and disability) evolve as the individual loses health.




Wrong answer comments
The four components of the Nagi Disablement Model (disease, impairments, functional
limitations, and disability) evolve as the individual loses health.




Question 1 pts


Loss of dorsiflexion range of motion is an example of what component of the Nagi
Disablement Model?


Disease

r Impairments

Functional limitations

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Disability

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Correct answer comments
Examples of physical impairments include a loss of strength in the anterior tibialis or a loss of 15
degrees of active shoulder flexion. The physical impairments may or may not limit the individual
to perform functional tasks.




Wrong answer comments
Examples of physical impairments include a loss of strength in the anterior tibialis or a loss of 15
degrees of active shoulder flexion. The physical impairments may or may not limit the individual
to perform functional tasks.




Question 1 pts


According to the Guide to Physical Therapists Practice, 2nd Edition, what is defined as “those
activities identified by an individual as essential to support physical, social, and psychological
wellbeing and to create a personal sense meaningful living”?


Activities of daily living

Functional limitations

r Function

Instrumental activities of daily living




Correct answer comments
As physical therapy professionals, it is important that we understand our role in optimizing
patient function. The Guide to Physical Therapists Practice, 2nd Edition, defined the function as
“those activities identified by an individual as essential to support physical, social, and
psychological wellbeing and to create a personal sense of meaningful living.”




Wrong answer comments
As physical therapy professionals, it is important that we understand our role in optimizing
patient function. The Guide to Physical Therapists Practice, 2nd Edition, defined the function as

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“those activities identified by an individual as essential to support physical, social, and
psychological wellbeing and to create a personal sense of meaningful living.”