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A client had a posterolateral approach total hip arthroplasty 10 days ago.
During which of the following activities would assistive devices be MOST
BENEFICIAL for the client to use during the rehabilitative phase of
recovery?
A. Putting a sock on the unaffected foot while seated on the edge of the
bed
B. Slipping the foot of the affected leg into a non-tie shoe while standing
C. Getting clothing that is hanging on a hanger in the bedroom closet - 🧠
ANSWER ✔✔Correct Answer: A
Rationale: The client would have to flex the affected hip more than 90
degrees to complete this task. This movement is contraindicated this soon
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, after the surgery. The client would benefit from the use of a sock-aid during
this task.
Incorrect Responses: B, C: These tasks can be completed without a
significant amount of hip flexion. Therefore, assistive devices are not
indicated during these tasks.
Classification Code: Domain 02, Task 02, Knowledge 07
Reference: Early, M.B. (Ed.). (2013). Physical dysfunction: Practice skills
for the occupational therapy assistant (3rd ed.). St. Louis, MO: Elsevier
Mosby. Page: 624, 629-633
A young adult client has a short transhumeral amputation of the dominant
extremity and has been measured and fitted for a prosthesis. The client has
full use of the non-dominant arm and does not plan to use the prosthetic
during BADL. Which of the following devices would maximize the client's
performance during self-care tasks?
A. Universal cuff, long-handled comb or hairbrush, and spray can adapters
B. Electric razor, roll-on deodorants, and built-up handles for a comb or
toothbrush
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