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Physiotherapy Questions and Graded Answers, 100% Guarantee

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Physiotherapy Questions and Graded Answers, 100% Guarantee

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Physiotherapy Interview Questions and Graded Answers

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Physiotherapy exercises (vocabulary) Questions and Graded Answers, 100% Guarantee

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Physiotherapy Anatomy Questions and Graded Answers

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Anglais Vocabulaire Physiothérapie Questions and Graded Answers, 100% Guarantee

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Immediately following pneumonectomy patient should be positioned in - ANSWER- Side lying on operated side Complications of Pneumonectomy - ANSWER- Mediastinal shift VSD surgery is indicated when PAH is - ANSWER- >50% Effects of cardiopulmonary bypass - ANSWER- interstitial edema Pleural effusion Diaphragmatic dysfunction Corrective Surgery for larg

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Which type of bias involves becoming fixated on a single trait of a problem? - ANSWERanchoring bias A specific formula for solving a problem is called ________________. - ANSWER- algorithm The ability to understand emotions of yourself and others, show empathy, understand social relationships and cues, and regulate your own emotions: - ANSWER- emotional intelligence ________ consists of acquired knowledge and the ability to retrieve it. - ANSWER- crystallized intelligence __________ consis...

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What are the physiologic benefits of physiotherapy? (7) - answer- 1. Increased blood flow and lymphatic drainage 2. Earlier resolution of inflammation 3. Relax muscle spasm 4. Relieves pain and discomfort 5. Earlier ambulation 6. Minimize muscle atrophy and tendon/ ligament contraction 7. Earlier and more complete return to normal function What are psychological benefits of physiotherapy? - answer- 1. Mental stimulation 2. Physical contact What are some types of physiotherapy? (8) - an...

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What are some precautions for spinal traction? - ANSWER- acute spinal conditions, hypertension and respiratory disease, spinal surgery, dentures (cervical pulley only), breathing problems (lumbar only) What is the patient position for mechanical lumbar traction? - ANSWER- 2 harness, pelvic and thoracic, patient with hips/knees flexed How much force is used with mechanical lumbar traction? - ANSWER- 30-60% of body weight What is the treatment time for mechanical lumbar traction? - ANSWER- 1...

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What is the treatment time for vibratory massage for postural drainage - ANSWER- up to 15 minutes What is the treatment time for vibratory massage for general body relaxation - ANSWER- 5 minutes What name is associated with cross-friction massage - ANSWER- James Cyriax Cross-friction massage is used over - ANSWER- ligaments, tendons, muscles What is cross-friction massage used to do - ANSWER- loosen scar tissue and adhesions, aid in absorption of local edema, mobilize ligaments, tendons, ...

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Physiotherapy Treatment for Spasticity - ANSWER- active exercises, passive exercises + home program, robotic assistance (mechanical assistance passive movement), strengthening exercises, task specific training, constraint-induced therapy (ie constrain good side affected side used more), biofeedback, eStim, orthoses, splints Cerebellar Anatomical Pathways - ANSWER- Vestibulocerebellar Spino-cerebellar Cerebro-cerebellar Balance - ANSWER- the ability to control the body mass relative to the...

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Chest Physiotherapy (CPT) - ANSWER- A term used in reference to a number of techniques designed to assist with bronchial hygiene or the mobilization of secretions. Postural Drainage Therapy - ANSWER- Technique using gravity as an aid in draining secretions from various lung segments -each position held for 5-10 mins -overall therapy should be done in 45 mins Percussion Therapy - ANSWER- Technique using hands or mechanical device by rhythmically tapping the chest to dislodge retained secre...

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Angina - ANSWER- occurs when your heart doesn't get enough oxygen or blood due to blockage Vibration - ANSWER- - coupled with postural drainage & percussion - a technique used on expiration to assist with proximal movement of secretions - performed with one hand on either side of chest or with one hand over the other on the segment being treated - the patient is asked to breathe in deeply & then exhale slowly & completely - as the patient exhales, light pressure & small amplitude vibra...

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Skeletal - ANSWER- A muscle that is attached to the bones of the skeleton and provides the force that moves the bones. Mucular - ANSWER- Alimentary layer that is a layer of muscle, part of the enteric nervous system. Nervous system - ANSWER- A conglomeration of billions of cells specifically designed to provide a communication network within the human body. Integumentary system - ANSWER- Consists of the skin, mucous membranes, hair, and nail Respiratory - ANSWER- Brings oxygen into the bo...

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What would be classified as High Frequency when using a modality? - ANSWER- 10,000Hz or Greater What would be classified as Medium Frequency when using a modality? - ANSWER- 2000Hz - 10,000Hz What would be classified as Low Frequency when using a modality? - ANSWER- 1Hz - 2000Hz What would be classified as Ultra Low Frequency when using a modality? - ANSWER- <1Hz What is Effleurage? - ANSWER- Light stroking movements in the direction of the heart When is Effleurage used? - ANSWER- Beg...

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Attachments of levator scapulae - ANSWER- posterior tubercles of transverse processes of C1- C4 vertebrae, medial border of the scapula above the spine Action of the levator scapulae - ANSWER- elevates and medially rotates the scapula Innervation of levator scapulae - ANSWER- dorsal scapular nerve Attachments of subscapularis - ANSWER- subscapular fossa on the anterior surface of the scapula, lesser tuberosity of the humerus, ventral part of the capsule of the shoulder joint Action of subs...

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Open Chain Exercise - ANSWER- Hand or foot free to move during exercise. Non weight bearing with movement occurring at elbow or knee joint. If weight applied to distal portion of the limb ex. bench press, biceps curl, leg extensions, straight leg raises Closed Chain Exercise - ANSWER- hand or foot is fixed ex. pushups, handstand pushups, pull ups, squats, lunges Lower Cross Syndrome - ANSWER- hyperlordosis = AS ilium tight erector spinae, psoas, and quads Upper Cross Syndrome - ANSWER- w...

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Ball and socket joint - ANSWER- Permitting movement in all directions, the ball and socket joint features the rounded head of one bone sitting in the cup of another bone Hinge joint - ANSWER- The hinge joint is like a door, opening and closing in one direction, along one plane. Condyloid/Elipsoid joint - ANSWER- The condyloid joint allows movement, but no rotation Bi axial Pivot joint - ANSWER- The pivot joint, also called the rotary joint or trochoid joint, is characterized by one bone t...

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A patient has retained secretions in the right and left lower lobe superior bronchi. A nurse is demonstrating to family members how to perform percussion and vibration. Which action by the nurse is appropriate? a. Positioning the patient in a chair leaning forward on a table b. Asking the patient to lie flat on the stomach with a pillow under the stomach c. Assisting the patient to the right side with the arm overhead and the feet elevated d. Asking the patient to lie on the left side with...

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