COMPLETE; CRRN EXAMINATION 2024 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS(CORRECT 100%) A+ GRADE GUARANTEE.

COMPLETE; CRRN EXAMINATION 2024 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS(CORRECT 100%) A+ GRADE GUARANTEE. 1. Which type of massage therapy is usually done with rhythmic, broad strokes beginning softly and increasing in intensity to relax the person and identify areas of tightness or pain?: Answer- Effleurage 2. Pressure is applied with a finger or thumb to areas of point tenderness to reduce spasticity and pain: Answer- Trigger point 3. Kneading massage, usually used on large muscle areas, such as the calf or thigh, to increase circulation: Answer- Petrissage 4. Massage in line with muscle fibers or across the muscle fibers to create stretching and to reduce adhesions and scarring during healing: Answer- Friction 5. Which statement by a mother of a 16-year-old boy with chronic partial seizures suggests the most need for education?: Answer- "I give him his medicine every day to make sure he takes it correctly." 6. A 70-year-old female is recovering from an ischemic stroke of the left hemisphere and has global aphasia. Which is the most effective method 1 / 6 to help the patient communicate/understand?: Answer- Use gestures and pictures 7. The inability to form words: Answer- expressive aphasia 8. The inability to comprehend spoken and/or written words: Answer- receptive aphasia 9. When evaluating data and results, what does reliability refer to?: Results are reproducible 10. Data should include all positive cases, taking into account variables, de- creasing false negatives: Sensitivity 11. Data should include only those cases specific to the needs of the measure- ment and exclude those that are similar but a different population, decreasing false positives: Specificity 12. Data should be classified according to subsets, taking variables into con- sideration: Stratification 13. Tool/indicator should collect and measure the necessary data: Recordabil- ity 14. Results should be reproducible: Reliability 15. Tool/indicator should be easy to use and understand: Usability 2 / 6 16. Collection should measure the target adequately, so results have predic- tive value: validity 17. Which test is used to assess cognitive abilities for a patient with dementia includes remembering and later repeating the names of three common objects and drawing the face of a clock with all 12-numbers and the hands indicating a specified time?: Mini-Cog 18. Requires a number of tasks, including counting backward from 100 by sevens, providing current location, repeating phrases, following directions, and copying pictures of interlocking shapes: Mini-Mental State Exam (MMSE) 3 / 6 19. Scale measures eight activities necessary for adults to function indepen- dently (including shopping, food preparation, telephone use, housekeeping, laundry, transportation, medicine use, and managing finances).: Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) 20. Used to assess for the development of delirium, not dementia: Confusion Assessment Method 21. Which is the most appropriate initial intervention for T5 spinal cord injury patient exhibiting sudden onset of diaphoresis, nasal congestion, flushing above the level of injury, bradycardia, pounding headache, and hypertension?- : Examine for bladder distension or fecal impaction 22. Common causes of autonomic dysreflexia: Bladder distension and fecal impaction 23. Autonomic dysreflexia: Complication of central cord lesion at or above T6 and may be precipitated by urinary infection, bladder distension, kidney stones, or fecal impaction. 24. Which is the most appropriate functional goal for a patient with a complete spinal cord injury at C5?: Will be able to attend to personal hygiene and eat with some personal assistance and use of assistive devices, primarily using electric wheelchair with hand control 25. A 35-year-old woman with multiple sclerosis(MS) has recurrent episodes of constipation but only rare fecal incontinence. Which is intervention is most appropriate?: Bowel training (timed defecation, high fiber, adequate liquids, and stool softeners.) 26. Which therapy is the most essential for a patient living alone with diabetic peripheral neuropathy and reduced sensation in the hands and feet, resulting in repeated injuries?: Occupational therapy 27. Cognitive-behavioral therapy: Works toward solving particular behavioral problems by increasing awareness and developing strategies 28. What is the primary focus of workers' compensation?: return people to work as quickly and safely as possible 29. Three benefits of workers' compensation: 1. cash to replace lost wages, 2. reimbursement for medical cost associated with the injury and 3. death benefits to survivors 30. A three-year-old child with spastic cerebral palsy is at the 20th percentile in height and weight, appears thin and malnourished, and interacts poorly With other children. The mother states that the child resists feeding. Which initial intervention is most indicated?: Nutritional management strategies 31. Nutritional Strategies for child with spastic cerebral palsy: Positioning up- right for feeding, placing foods toward the back of the mouth to overcome tongue thrusting, using soft or blended foods, feeding slowly, allowing extra time between bites for chewing and using adaptive equipment as indicated. 32. A four-year-old child born with myelomeningocele at L3 and Chiari malfor- mation type II had surgical repairs after birth to close the lesion on her back and create a ventriculoperitoneal shunt. Which is the most appropriate goal for a physical therapy program?: Functional ambulation with orthotics, crutches 33. Following an embolic stroke with right hemiparesis, which type of rehabil- itation exercise is most effective?: Massed practice (repetitive, assisted) 34. The rehabilitation facility proposes to hire individuals with disabilities to work with patients. What OSHA requirement must be met?: Individual must be able to perform work safely 35. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA): Is a federal agency that ensures worker safety and protection. Regulatory area includes bloodborne pathogens, chemical/biologicals, ergonomics, surgical safety, construction, infection control, medical equipment and personal protection. 36. Involves apneic and hypopneic episodes without obstruction, and usually, results from cardiac or neurological disorders that cause impairment of ven- tilation.: Central sleep apnea 37. A patient with visual perception disability has difficulty identifying com- mon toiletry items (toothbrush, comb, and brush) when they are not in the upright position or if they are in different colors than he is used to. He has been practicing identifying these objects. Which adaptive procedure is most appropriate to assist him in the home environment?: Place items upright in open, labeled containers on a counter of shelf. 38. A patient sustained a traumatic brain injury. She dressed herself but put her sweater on backward, became unsteady during transfer from wheelchair, and had difficulty ambulating when she encountered equipment or other people. Which functional assessment is most indicated?: Ask her to place items in specific positions, using directional guides (up-down, front-back, right-left). 39. A 32-year-old male with severe penile fibrosis related to priapism and sickle cell disease has decided that he wants a penile implant and asks about various options. Which types of prostheses provide the most normal and full erect penis?: The three-piece inflatable penile implant provides the Cost normal and full erect penis as well as the most normal flaccid penis. Surgery is the most complex, requiring an abdominal reservoir and posing the greatest risk of complications. 40. A patient with a Middle Eastern background stands very close (2feet) to the CRRN when they are talking, making the CRRN uncomfortable. What does