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Caregiving Test 100% Accurate!! define caregiving -ANSWER Caregiving is made up of actions one does on the behalf of another individual who is unable to do those actions for himself/herself. (PowerPoint) providing unpaid support and assistance to family members or acquaintances who have physical, psychological, or developmental needs. (Giddens) Types of caregivers -ANSWER Spousal Adult-children Grandparent Parental Spousal Caregiving -ANSWER commonly caring for their spouse wi...

The first sound or distinct change in sound you hear when taking a resident's blood pressure is recorded as the.. -ANSWER systolic pressure Drugs that are effective against many pathogens are called -ANSWER broad spectrum Mrs. Jones is taking Xanax. She tells you of the unusual dreams she has been having, you should -ANSWER report incident for future comparison Residents with diabetes have a greater risk of -ANSWER circulatory disease A certified staff is most responsible to the -AN...

Caregiving -ANSWER a multidimensional concept that encompasses the action or process of helping those who are suffering. Caregiving is made up of actions one does on behalf of another individual who is unable to do those actions for himself or herself. Temporary/limited duration and long-term permanent -ANSWER What are the two end ranges of the scope of caregiving? Increased Incidence -ANSWER Need for family caregivers will dramatically escalate in the coming years because: Population i...

Shoulder - ANSWER The most mobile joint in the human body humerus, scapula, clavicle - ANSWER the three bone structures of the shoulder superior glenohumeral ligament (SGHL) middle glenohumeral ligament (MGHL) inferior glenohumeral ligament (IGHL) complex - ANSWER what three synovial joints connect the bones of the shoulder? the glenoid fossa of the scapula and the head of the humerus - ANSWER the glenohumeral joint is created by the articulation of what boney structures? ball and ...

What year was Arthrex started? - ANSWER 1981 What is the Arthrex slogan? - ANSWER Helping surgeons treat their patients better What are the 5 goals of Technology Specialist Training? - ANSWER 1. How are we different 2. Confidence 3. Simplify and prioritize (over 16k products) 4. Define value--> improved treatment and patient outcomes 5. Know your "why" What are the top 3 revenue producing products for shoulder? - ANSWER 1. SwiveLock/SpeedBridge Kit (53%) 2. PushLock 3. FiberW...

The MPFL is the main passive stabilizer against lateral patella displacement and is at its tightest in what degree of flexion? - ANSWER 0-30 degrees When referring to knee lower limb alignment, what is the normal Q angle for a female? - ANSWER 18 degrees T/F: Valgus alignment of a joint exists when any distal segment of the joint extends lateral to the joint. - ANSWER True Which statement regarding the MPFL is TRUE: - ANSWER It inserts on the upper 1/2 (superior) of the patella The P...

The Matricell decellurize dermis process used by LifeNet Health for Arthroflex removes how much donor DNA? - ANSWER Greater than 97% What is added to our Angel CPRP from bone marrow aspirate for the intraosseous bioplasty technique? - ANSWER AlloSync gel or AlloSync Pure Arthrocell Allograft has 3 components that conclude? - ANSWER ell component, Micro-Particulate, Bone Gel Which of the following Arthrex bone void solutions provide cell signal and scaffold? - ANSWER Arthrocell bone Allo...

What are the competitive features of the MP90 probe? - ANSWER - Durable active electrode - Six ports for efficient suction management - Four offsets for effective tactile feedback on bone **Answer on test = all of the above When using the ApolloRF probe, the active and return electrodes are located where? - ANSWER On the tip of the probe What feature does the Synergy system have that NONE of the competitors have? - ANSWER It integrates with the Synergy imagine system The Biopolar abl...

Family of burrs provides maximum visibility due to the following - ANSWER clearshroud/hood The power pick instrument was initially designed to do - ANSWER micro fracture procedures The torpedoes shaver had which of the following features - ANSWER A tapered cottical tip T/F the power rasp attachment is a motion device that creates a smooth flat surface - ANSWER False Which shaver oscialtes by its most agressive tissue resection and control - ANSWER Agg (agressive) How many hand pie...

The femoral footprint of the ACL is located on the: - ANSWER Lateral Femoral Condyle Which of the following are common causes of ACL injury? - ANSWER Changing direction laterally Stopping suddenly Landing from a jump Females are ________ times more prone to ACL injury. - ANSWER 4-5 The Quadriceps Femoris refers to what? - ANSWER Rectus Femoris Vastus Lateralis Vastus Medialis Vastus Intermedius Which of the major knee ligaments is not intra-articular? - ANSWER LCL What is the...