PEAT RETIRED FINAL EXAM [100% Correct Answers]

PEAT RETIRED FINAL EXAM [100% Correct Answers] + rx to babinksi *Ans*the great toe extends while the other toes plantar flex and splay. abducted lateral wall *Ans*cause the socket to be loose, which can cause circumduction Anterior Dislocation *Ans*frequently tears the anterior glenoid labrum and anterior capsule. APGAR parameters *Ans*heart rate, color,Respiration, muscle tone, and reflex irritability BEST position to stretch the right iliopsoas *Ans*hip extension posterior pelvic tilt and left lateral flexion of the trunk C-reactive protein *Ans*nonspecific indicator of inflammation or infection C3-C4 nerve roots innervate *Ans*cervical spine lateral flexors C6 derm *Ans*lateral forearm and hand c8 derm *Ans*medial forearm and hand can you use e-stim with cancer *Ans*no Cellulitis s/sx *Ans*pain, redness, tenderness, edema, and at times, fever, chills, tachycardia, headache, and hypotension Chondromalacia patellae *Ans*retropatellar knee pain and softening of the cartilage on the posterior aspect of the patella. Cogwheel rigidity *Ans*describes the feeling of periodic resistance to passive movement commonly felt by an examiner in a parkinsonian limb. The muscle gives way in a series of little jerks upon being passively stretched, analogous to a ratcheting movement. In rigidity, the limb resists motion throughout the entire range colon cancer pain referral *Ans*lumbar or sacral areas Contact Dermatitis *Ans*presents with intense itching and an oozing watery discharge. It can occur at any location on the skin that was touched by the irritating agent CONTRAINDICATION to participation in aquatic *Ans*Severe kidney disease coracoacromial ligament blocks *Ans*superior translation correlation indicates *Ans*Correlation indicates a relationship but does not imply causality Criterion-related validity *Ans*validity of an instrument by comparing it to a gold standard of measurement. Cycle ergometer tests *Ans*used to estimate maximal oxygen consumption from submaximal exercise DM s/sx *Ans*fatigue, weakness, blurred vision, and excessive thirst dorsal carpal glide *Ans*improve wrist flexion Duchenne muscular dystrophy *Ans*enlargement of posterior calves, weakness of proximal muscle groups, and difficulty with stair climbing and rising from floor Enzymatic debridement *Ans*effective only if there is necrotic tissue present in the wound bed Etodolac *Ans*nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (p. 408). femoral hernia *Ans*lateral pelvic wall pain Films *Ans*Cosmetic healing will not absorb drainage Fluid loss NM symptoms *Ans*tetany tingling Flurbiprofen *Ans*nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (p. 458). foot is too far medially inset// midstance *Ans*cause the prosthetic foot to lean laterally foot is too far posteriorly set// midstance *Ans*cause early heel rise gait training in the use of crutches, hand placement? *Ans*one hand on the gait belt and one hand on the patient's shoulder healthy prostate *Ans*low prostate specific antigen hiatal hernia *Ans*AVOID SUPINE & VALSALVA shoulder pain How is pancreatitis made worse? *Ans*will typically be made worse by walking or lying supine Hydrocolloids *Ans*handle minimal to moderate exudate in noninfected wounds. hydrostatic pressure *Ans*exerts equal pressure around the lower extremity that creates a pressure gradient encouraging the proximal flow of fluids which reduces edema Hypertension pharm management *Ans*beta blockers, alpha blockers, angiotensin-con