B250D MODULE 4 EXAM PREP PRACTICE SET
2026 FULL SOLUTION
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Place night lights in a patients room and along the path to the
bathroom
Modify the environment with the following:
o Place night lights in patient room along path to bathroom.
o Place florescent strips of tape along edges of sink, toilet and near
bed.
o Place clock at eye level.
o Mark call light with bright color.
o Bring TV closer.. Answer: An OT works with several patients in a
senior nursing facility on low vision treatment interventions. What
are the best ways to modify the environment?
1. Talk to the patient at eye level and talk louder
2. Make the tv higher on the wall
3. Place night lights in a patients room and along the path to the
bathroom
4. Make the call light dimmer
,◉D
An injury to S1-S5 Sacral Nerves
In addition, these people can manage their bowel and bladder on
their own with special equipment-> Most likely will be able to walk.
Answer: If a 58 year old female has little or no voluntary control of
her bowel/bladder after suffering some loss of function in the hips
and legs , what type of nerve injury is indicated?
1. An injury to C5-C8 Low-Cervical Nerves
2. An injury to T6-T12 Thoracic Nerves
3. An injury to T1-T5 Thoracic Nerves
4. An injury to S1-S5 Sacral Nerves
◉D
He would be at Rancho level 3
Rancho level 3: Localized response = total assistance - withdrawal to
painful stimuli, turns towards sound, blinks to light,
eyes follow object, response to family members - moving to music.
Answer: At what Rancho level is this TBI senior who can turn toward
sound, blink at light, respond to family members, and follow an
object with his eyes?
1. He would be at Rancho level 5
,2. He would be at Rancho level 9
3. He would be at Rancho level 8
4. He would be at Rancho level 3
◉ B. Answer: What is the condition called for a patient who has
difficulty breathing?
1. The condition is called Dysphagia
2. The condition is called Dyspnea
3. The condition is called Dysarthia
4. The condition is called Dysmetria
◉ A. Answer: For a elderly woman with possible stereognosis, what
is an appropriate assessment?
1. An appropriate assessment would be to cover the patient's eyes,
and then ask them to identify objects by feel
2. An appropriate assessment would be to ask the patient estimate
the distance between two objects
3. An appropriate assessment would be to ask the patient to
examine items on a table, estimate the distance, and pick up specific
items
4. An appropriate assessment would be to describe a route to a
destination, and then ask the patient to go there
, ◉ D. Answer: What would not be part of a functional assessment of
ROM of the hip?
1. Adduction would not be part of the assessment
2. Flexion would not be part of the assessment
3. Abduction would not be part of the assessment
4. Pronation would not be part of the assessment
◉ D. Answer: What is the brittle bones disorder that can cause
hearing impairment, deformities of arms and legs, developmental
growth problems, and eye abnormalities?
1. The disorder could be Spastic Diplegia
2. The disorder could be Stages of Dementia
3. The disorder could be Boutonniere Deformity
4. The disorder could be Osteogenesis Imperfecta
◉ D. Answer: What does following behavior most likely indicate?
A TBI male is able to pick up his shaver and shave his face
independently, but he takes over 28 minutes to do one side of his
face.
2026 FULL SOLUTION
◉C
Place night lights in a patients room and along the path to the
bathroom
Modify the environment with the following:
o Place night lights in patient room along path to bathroom.
o Place florescent strips of tape along edges of sink, toilet and near
bed.
o Place clock at eye level.
o Mark call light with bright color.
o Bring TV closer.. Answer: An OT works with several patients in a
senior nursing facility on low vision treatment interventions. What
are the best ways to modify the environment?
1. Talk to the patient at eye level and talk louder
2. Make the tv higher on the wall
3. Place night lights in a patients room and along the path to the
bathroom
4. Make the call light dimmer
,◉D
An injury to S1-S5 Sacral Nerves
In addition, these people can manage their bowel and bladder on
their own with special equipment-> Most likely will be able to walk.
Answer: If a 58 year old female has little or no voluntary control of
her bowel/bladder after suffering some loss of function in the hips
and legs , what type of nerve injury is indicated?
1. An injury to C5-C8 Low-Cervical Nerves
2. An injury to T6-T12 Thoracic Nerves
3. An injury to T1-T5 Thoracic Nerves
4. An injury to S1-S5 Sacral Nerves
◉D
He would be at Rancho level 3
Rancho level 3: Localized response = total assistance - withdrawal to
painful stimuli, turns towards sound, blinks to light,
eyes follow object, response to family members - moving to music.
Answer: At what Rancho level is this TBI senior who can turn toward
sound, blink at light, respond to family members, and follow an
object with his eyes?
1. He would be at Rancho level 5
,2. He would be at Rancho level 9
3. He would be at Rancho level 8
4. He would be at Rancho level 3
◉ B. Answer: What is the condition called for a patient who has
difficulty breathing?
1. The condition is called Dysphagia
2. The condition is called Dyspnea
3. The condition is called Dysarthia
4. The condition is called Dysmetria
◉ A. Answer: For a elderly woman with possible stereognosis, what
is an appropriate assessment?
1. An appropriate assessment would be to cover the patient's eyes,
and then ask them to identify objects by feel
2. An appropriate assessment would be to ask the patient estimate
the distance between two objects
3. An appropriate assessment would be to ask the patient to
examine items on a table, estimate the distance, and pick up specific
items
4. An appropriate assessment would be to describe a route to a
destination, and then ask the patient to go there
, ◉ D. Answer: What would not be part of a functional assessment of
ROM of the hip?
1. Adduction would not be part of the assessment
2. Flexion would not be part of the assessment
3. Abduction would not be part of the assessment
4. Pronation would not be part of the assessment
◉ D. Answer: What is the brittle bones disorder that can cause
hearing impairment, deformities of arms and legs, developmental
growth problems, and eye abnormalities?
1. The disorder could be Spastic Diplegia
2. The disorder could be Stages of Dementia
3. The disorder could be Boutonniere Deformity
4. The disorder could be Osteogenesis Imperfecta
◉ D. Answer: What does following behavior most likely indicate?
A TBI male is able to pick up his shaver and shave his face
independently, but he takes over 28 minutes to do one side of his
face.
