nbcot cota Questions and Solutions

nbcot cota Questions and Solutions apashia unable to express speech and understand language Agnosia inability to interpret sensations and hence to recognize things Apraxia unable to speak, form words.. Motor ataxia inability to perform coordinated movements, the loss of full control of bodily movements Akathsia motor restlessness akinesia freezing, inability to produce movement Thrombolytic Agents Helps stop blod clots secondary to a CVA chorea rapid, involuntary movement dystonia Involuntary muscle contractions that cause repetitive or twisting movements. rigidity muscle stiffness that impairs movement paresthsia numbness and tingling dysmetria decreased coordination of movements bradykinesia slowed movements dysgraphia problems with written language athetosis tone gone from low to normal with little spasicity coreoathetosis tone goes from low to high without contractures visudypraxia poor visual perception Fidelity treat ppl with fairness Benefience Safety and health of the client Autonomy patients free will Nonmalfience NO HARM Veracity accurate info Justice promote fairness and objectivity Intrinsic Plus Splint Prevents "Claw" hand unilateral neglect disorganized, random scanning Sciatic pain When a nerve is trapped by a hernated disc- pain Psychodyanmic FOR sugguest unresolved childhood event are the reason for dysfunction Behavioral FOR uses repition to shape a client's behavior to decrease negative thoughts and actions Developmental Theory focuses on life expectations and how client's approach situations psychoanalytic theory focuses on deep seeded early life relationship ataxia impaired balance and coordination