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A Level correct answers 3 Hours Out-of-Cell Per Week a-f 1-2 C Level correct answers 7 Hours Out-of-Cell Per Week a-f1-3 E Level correct answers 5 Hours Out-of-Cell Per Week g-j1 G Level correct answers 1130 Lock Down g-j1-3 I Level correct answers 1800 Lock Down g-m1-4 K Level correct answers 2100 Lock Down g-q 1-5 B Level correct answers 5 Hours Out-of-Cell Per Week a-f1-2 D Level correct answers 21 Hours Out-of-Cell Per Week a-f1-3 F Level correct answers 0900 Lock Dow...

Identify the legal basis for requiring investigative reports correct answers PC, section 11107 requires each sheriff or police chief executive to furnish reports specified misdemeanors and felonies to the DOJ department of justice Report must have correct answers Describe the nature and character of each crime, includes supporting evidence collected, note all particular circumstances, include all additional and supplemental information pertaining to the suspected criminal activity Why shou...

What are california department of corrections and rehabilatation's use of force policy? correct answers It is the police of CDCR's division of adult institution to accomplish the departamental functions with Minimal Reliance on the Use of Force. Employees may use reasonable force as requiered in the performance of their duties. Identify the definition of reasonable force. correct answers Is force than objective, trained and competent correctional employee, face with similar facts and circum...

Identify reasons why it is important to consistently enforce rules, regulations, and policies as they apply to inmates. correct answers • Reduces stress • Enhances your professionalism • Enhances credibility • Maintains order • Ensures institutional safety and security • Eliminates double standards • Decreases confusion • Enhances inmate/staff relations Identify the 2 reasons why it is important correctional PEACE officers are familiar with the CCR, Title 15. correct an...

Possession of Cocaine for sales correct answers 11351 HS (Felony) Possession of Cocaine Base correct answers 11351.5 HS (Misdemeanor) Transportation of controlled substance correct answers 11352(a) HS (Felony) Possession of a firearm and methamphetmine correct answers 11370.1 HS (Felony) Possession of Methamphetamine correct answers 11377 HS (Misdemeanor) Possession of drug paraphernalia correct answers 11364 HS (Misdemeanor) Possession of phencyclidine or any analog for pcp co...

Service correct answers We serve and are responsible to the public. We value of their trust and invite their involvement Leadership correct answers Positive role model Integrity correct answers Conduct ourselves professionally thru fair honest and ethical behavior Accountability correct answers Accepting responsibility for our actions Respect correct answers Respect each other's differences Trust correct answers Keep our word and honor our commitment Collaboration correct answ...

Functional Gait and mobility- stroke certification (Passed!) Stroke Systems and Quality of Care (Well-enlightened) NM Stroke (With complete solution) Stroke and TBI from internship 1 (Guaranteed Pass!)

Rehabilitation correct answers -Restoration, *after a disease or injury*, of the ability to function in a normal manner Physical Therapists correct answers -Help those who have been injured or suffer from some disabling condition to recover/improve their ability to carry out routine life activities -Patients include those w/ *arthritis, cerebral palsy, stroke victims, spinal cord injuries, etc.* History of Physical Therapists correct answers -Began during WWI w. rehabilitation of wounded...

How do you lower a wheelchair seating height? correct answers dump all 4 wheels If the pt's knees are higher than the hips, which parts of the wheelchair would need adjusting? correct answers lengthen legrests Name one environmental adaptation available in the community to accommodate wheelchair users. correct answers curb cuts elevators auto open doors all of these When assisting a wheelchair user up onto a curb, where do you place your foot for leverage? correct answers on f...

A 67yo man with a hx of HTN, DM, HLD, and smoking presents to the ED. CC of persistent dizziness q1week that has become so severe he now has double vision, N/V. His wife tells you she noticed a L facial droop and slurring. Pt reports weakness in L arm and leg. He denies HA or SZ. Head CT was negative for acute bleed. Upon returning to the room he has become increasingly obtunded and difficult to arouse. You notice he now has a nystagmus and slightly dysconjugate gaze. His exam appears to be wors...

What is the key to long-term motor learning correct answers 1. designing meaningful, goal directed, therapeutic interventions that require the patient to participate and solve problems What is goal-directed physical therapy? correct answers -results in long-lasting change in the CNS -facilitates motor learning What is good therapy? correct answers -goal -meaning -functional What is cardiovascular exercise essential for? correct answers Endurance and conditioning post-stroke and brain...

what is the mainstay of acute therapy for stroke? correct answers tPA (alteplase) T/F: most patients don't arrive to the ED in time to receive tPA correct answers true what is the time window that tPA needs to be given in? correct answers within 4.5 hours of onset of symptoms what is the most disabling side effect of stroke therapy? correct answers ICH what are 2 hallmark signs of stroke? correct answers one-sided weakness and drooping face secondary prevention of stroke involves...

Differentiate between anterior cerebral artery syndrome and middle cerebral artery syndrome in terms of expected deficits. correct answers Clinical manifestations of anterior cerebral artery (ACA) syndrome include contralateral hemiparesis and sensory loss with greater involvement of the lower extremity (LE) than the upper extremity (UE) because the somatotopic organization of the medial aspect of the cortex includes the functional area for the LE. Clinical manifestations of middle cerebral a...

Intraparenchymal hemorrhage (IPH) correct answers An intraparenchymal hemorrhage is a blood clot that develops in the brain. Intraparenchymal hemorrhage is one form of intracerebral bleeding in which there is bleeding within brain parenchyma. The other form is intraventricular hemorrhage. Intraparenchymal hemorrhage accounts for approx. 8-13% of all strokes and results from a wide spectrum of disorders. It is more likely to result in death or major disability than ischemic stroke or subarachnoi...

Post stroke rehab correct answers Early, individualise Focus and specific Complex, ongoing Begins very early within acute setting with assessment from all therapy difficulties Post stroke rehab aims correct answers To help pt regain as much pre-stroke ability as possible Support them with living with their difficulties Post stroke issues that impact therapy correct answers Need to address direct effects of stroke (motor impairment) as well as preventing secondary complications Secon...

What is the leading cause of long-term disability in the US? correct answers Strokes Impacts ALL areas of function and roles What are some of the types of neural recovery? correct answers Collateral sprouting to re-innervate cells Unmask alternative neural pathways and synapses How is Neuroplasticity facilitated? correct answers Skilled tasks Effortful activities Trial repetition Evidence for stroke rehab correct answers Earlier and intense rehab leads to better outcomes What eff...

Stroke recovery: Anatomy and outcomes correct answers Anatomical influence d/t: -Recovery of ischemic penumbra via reperfusion -Resolution of cerebral edema -Neuroplasticity & rehab Better outcomes with: -Early medical care and intensive multidisciplinary rehab -Small strokes -Specialized stroke care centers Stroke rehab: Prognosis correct answers Majority gain independence with function -Poor predictor for fn: no motor return 4 weeks post (flaccidity) Post-stroke PT goals: A...

What are the core outcome measures for stroke rehab? correct answers - 6MWT - 10 M walk test - berg balance scale - functional gait assessment - activities-specific balance confidence scale - 5x sit to stand what facilities are considered subacute? correct answers IRF SAR OP HH Name some things you would do with your pt who is still acute post stroke? correct answers bed mobility transfers gait bathroom bedpan balance - sitting/standing/weight shifting - picking stuff up off ...

Stroke correct answers third most common cause of death in the U.S. and Canada leading cause of serious, long-term disability approximately 35% of individuals who have an initial stroke die within 1 year most effective way to decrease the burden of stroke is prevention risk factors can be divide into non-modifiable and modifiable risks Types of Stroke correct answers ischemia (takes a while to build up) 1. thrombotic 2. embolic hemorrhagic (happens spontaneously) 1. intracer...

Left Hemisphere (following stroke) correct answers Aphasia Common (lack of expressive or receptive speech) Reaction is catastrophic Difficulty processing information in auditory modality Profits more from non-language cues such as pantomime, gestures, and visual images Left hemisphere normal correct answers Dominant for language Analyzes Details Organizes data in conceptual similarities Uses reason and attention to detail Good at verbal memory Right Hemisphere normal correct answers...