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RAD 1125 Midterm Questions with Answers
Commication
Ans: attentive, empathy, authentic, clear, concise, and age appropriate
Should leading questions be asked? Why or why not?
Ans: No, they are bad.
Are open ended questions a good idea?
Ans: Yes, they allow the patient to tell about the problem with no influence.
Is age a barrier to communication?
Ans: No
What is bias?
Ans: Prejudice against a person or group without justification.
What is assimilation?
Ans: People from diverse backgrounds give up their original culture and melt into a larger
group.
What is biculturalism?
Ans: Being able to identify with two cultures (mainstream and individual)
What is culture?
Ans: All behaviors, thoughts, and beliefs practiced by particular classes, communities, or
populations.
What are the two types of motion?
Ans: voluntary and involuntary
What is voluntary motion?
Ans: Motion controlled by the patient
What is involuntary motion?
Ans: Motion the patient can't control (medicines or tremors)
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What are restraints?
Ans: Any manual method, physical or mechanical device, material or equipment that
restricts freedom of movement
What are bed sheets used for?
Ans: To restrain infants (mummy wrap)
What is the most common type of restraint?
Ans: Positioning Sponge
What is a Pigg-O-Stat used for?
Ans: Chest x-rays of infants
When can a cervical collar be removed?
Ans: Only when directed by the physician.
What do you have to have for patient transfers?
Ans: A leader
What is the first thing you do for a wheelchair transfer?
Ans: Make sure the locks are applied.
What is base of support?
Ans: Foundation which the body rests. The space between the feet.
Where is the center of gravity found in the body?
Ans: Second Sacral Level
What are the mobility muscles?
Ans: Muscles found in the limbs, hamstrings and biceps
What are stability muscles?
Ans: Muscles that support the torso and are designed to provide postural stability
What is body mechanics?
Ans: The proper use of the body to lift a patient
A transfer device.
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RAD 1125 Midterm Questions with Answers
Commication
Ans: attentive, empathy, authentic, clear, concise, and age appropriate
Should leading questions be asked? Why or why not?
Ans: No, they are bad.
Are open ended questions a good idea?
Ans: Yes, they allow the patient to tell about the problem with no influence.
Is age a barrier to communication?
Ans: No
What is bias?
Ans: Prejudice against a person or group without justification.
What is assimilation?
Ans: People from diverse backgrounds give up their original culture and melt into a larger
group.
What is biculturalism?
Ans: Being able to identify with two cultures (mainstream and individual)
What is culture?
Ans: All behaviors, thoughts, and beliefs practiced by particular classes, communities, or
populations.
What are the two types of motion?
Ans: voluntary and involuntary
What is voluntary motion?
Ans: Motion controlled by the patient
What is involuntary motion?
Ans: Motion the patient can't control (medicines or tremors)
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What are restraints?
Ans: Any manual method, physical or mechanical device, material or equipment that
restricts freedom of movement
What are bed sheets used for?
Ans: To restrain infants (mummy wrap)
What is the most common type of restraint?
Ans: Positioning Sponge
What is a Pigg-O-Stat used for?
Ans: Chest x-rays of infants
When can a cervical collar be removed?
Ans: Only when directed by the physician.
What do you have to have for patient transfers?
Ans: A leader
What is the first thing you do for a wheelchair transfer?
Ans: Make sure the locks are applied.
What is base of support?
Ans: Foundation which the body rests. The space between the feet.
Where is the center of gravity found in the body?
Ans: Second Sacral Level
What are the mobility muscles?
Ans: Muscles found in the limbs, hamstrings and biceps
What are stability muscles?
Ans: Muscles that support the torso and are designed to provide postural stability
What is body mechanics?
Ans: The proper use of the body to lift a patient
A transfer device.
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