MA Clinical Ch 51 HW Exam Questions AND Correct Answers
15 to 30 - ✔✔Heat and cold therapies are usually used for periods of
______________ minutes.
A patient with quadriplegia - ✔✔Which of the following patients would most
likely require passive range-of-motion exercises involving all four limbs?
active assist range of motion. - ✔✔When the patient participates to a limited
extent in range of motion exercises but requires assistance, this is referred to
as:
adduction - ✔✔Range-of-motion exercises that involve ________ help patients
enhance their ability to move their limbs and extremities toward the midline of
the body.
Canes - ✔✔________________ are used by patients who have muscle or bone
weakness on one side or need assistance with balance.
cement - ✔✔Casts are made of all of the following materials except:
Cerebral palsy - ✔✔Patients with which of the following conditions would most
likely require rehabilitation for lifelong nonprogressive paralysis?
Effleurage - ✔✔________ is a massage technique that involves light, stroking
movement that may be performed in a circular pattern.
, Electromyography - ✔✔Which test consists of inserting a fine-gauge needle
electrode through the skin and into a muscle and then sending a small amount
of electric current into the muscle?
Electromyography - ✔✔Which test is most often performed when a patient
complains of muscle weakness or numbness?
erythema - ✔✔Redness of the skin is referred to as:
Evoked potential studies - ✔✔________________________ examine(s)
responses within the brain to external stimuli such as light, sound, and touch.
four-point - ✔✔The _______________ gait is a slow and steady gait used when a
patient with crutches can bear weight on both legs.
Gait belt - ✔✔Use of which of the following devices helps promote safety when
assessing a patient's ability to walk?
Good rehabilitation programs address the feelings of anger, depression, and loss
of control that can result from illness or injury. - ✔✔Which of the following
statements is true?
help the patient regain a state of health and the highest level of function
possible after injury or illness. - ✔✔The overall purpose of rehabilitation is to:
Isotonic - ✔✔Which type of exercise used in physical therapy maintains uniform
tension or tones the muscle on stimulation?
15 to 30 - ✔✔Heat and cold therapies are usually used for periods of
______________ minutes.
A patient with quadriplegia - ✔✔Which of the following patients would most
likely require passive range-of-motion exercises involving all four limbs?
active assist range of motion. - ✔✔When the patient participates to a limited
extent in range of motion exercises but requires assistance, this is referred to
as:
adduction - ✔✔Range-of-motion exercises that involve ________ help patients
enhance their ability to move their limbs and extremities toward the midline of
the body.
Canes - ✔✔________________ are used by patients who have muscle or bone
weakness on one side or need assistance with balance.
cement - ✔✔Casts are made of all of the following materials except:
Cerebral palsy - ✔✔Patients with which of the following conditions would most
likely require rehabilitation for lifelong nonprogressive paralysis?
Effleurage - ✔✔________ is a massage technique that involves light, stroking
movement that may be performed in a circular pattern.
, Electromyography - ✔✔Which test consists of inserting a fine-gauge needle
electrode through the skin and into a muscle and then sending a small amount
of electric current into the muscle?
Electromyography - ✔✔Which test is most often performed when a patient
complains of muscle weakness or numbness?
erythema - ✔✔Redness of the skin is referred to as:
Evoked potential studies - ✔✔________________________ examine(s)
responses within the brain to external stimuli such as light, sound, and touch.
four-point - ✔✔The _______________ gait is a slow and steady gait used when a
patient with crutches can bear weight on both legs.
Gait belt - ✔✔Use of which of the following devices helps promote safety when
assessing a patient's ability to walk?
Good rehabilitation programs address the feelings of anger, depression, and loss
of control that can result from illness or injury. - ✔✔Which of the following
statements is true?
help the patient regain a state of health and the highest level of function
possible after injury or illness. - ✔✔The overall purpose of rehabilitation is to:
Isotonic - ✔✔Which type of exercise used in physical therapy maintains uniform
tension or tones the muscle on stimulation?
