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Solution-focused therapists meet clients where they are. True False - correct answer True Goal setting is an on-going, dynamic process. True False - correct answer True SFT is not time-unlimited. True False - correct answer False The role of the SFT therapist is to be an expert. True False - correct answer False The therapist will...

A nurse has four clients to assess. Which of the following clients should the nurse assess FIRST? A. A client who has just received intravenous morphine B. A client with a diagnosis of lung cancer who is experiencing thrombocytopenia C. A client who has an inflamed IV site while receiving packed red blood cells D. A client who experiences relief of dyspnea after receiving a small volume nebulizer (SVN) - correct answer A. A client who has just received intr...

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The use of regional anesthesia is associated with decreases in all of the following EXCEPT. - correct answer Considered successful (no other anesthesia needed). Indicate if this advantage is associated with ultrasound, peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) or both. - correct answer both Fewer needle passes. Indicate if this advantage is associated with ultrasound, peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) or both. - correct answe...

Lumbosacral Joint - correct answer L5 and S1 vertebrae Ligaments: supraspinal, interspinal, ligamentum flava, iliolumbar, lumbosacral Lumbosacral angle: between base sacrum and ground. -30 deg optimal -increased angle: Lordosis= shearing stresses increase Pelvic Girdle - correct answer Os coxae along with sacrum and coccyx make the pelvis Supports weight of body and passes it to LE's Provides attachment sit...

what is the postural function of the Superficial Front Line? A. to balance the superficial back line B. to protect the viscera C. to maintain postural extension of the knee D. all of the above - correct answer D a movement of the Superficial Front Line is to create flexion of the trunk and hips. A. true B. false - correct answer A which myofascial tract contains a "derailment" describes as "a change in...

Which vertebral level does the transumbilical plane pass through? T10 T12 L3/L4 disc L5/S1 disc at the level of the sacral promontory - correct answer l3/l4 disc Camper's and Scarpa's fascia refer to the: FASCIAL LAYERS OF THE ABDOMINAL WALL THAT ARE DEEP TO THE PERITONEUM superficial and deep (respectively) fascial layers of the posterior abdominal wall superficial and deep layers (respectively) of the rectus sheath fatty and membranous layer...

Anteriorly, the pelvic bones are joined to form the symphysis pubis, an amphiarthrodial joint. - correct answer TRUE The _____ muscle originates on the inner surface of the ilium and the lower borders of the transverse processes (L1-L5), sides of the bodies of the last thoracic vertebra (T12), lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5), intervertebral fibrocartilages, and base of the sacrum. - correct answer ILIOPSOAS The origin of the re...

What is the boney pelvis comprised of? What do they articulate with posteriorly and anteriorly? - correct answer The boney pelvis is comprised of *two symmetrical halves that articulate with the two femurs to form the hip joint*. They also articulate anteriorly at the *symphysis pubis* as a fibrocartilaginous joint. They articulate posteriorly with the sacrum to form the *sacroiliac joints*. Each half of the pelvis is known as an innominate bone but it...

Know the names and importance of the seven ligaments of the hip - correct answer 1. iliofemoral- structural integrity femoral- structural integrity 3. pubofemoral- structural integrity 4. capsular 5. labrum- structural integrity 6. transverse acetabular 7. ligament of head of femur/ligamentum teres Know which nerves are part of the lumbosacral plexus, including the roots: lumbar plexus - correct answer 1. iliohypogast...

What is the purpose of the Thomas test? - correct answer The Thomas Test or Iliacus Test or Iliopsoas Test is used to measure the flexibility of the iliopsoas muscle group, the M. Rectus Femoris, as well as the M. Tensor Fascia Latae and the M. Sartorius Functions of Iliopsoas muscle - correct answer Thigh flexion + external rotation Function of Rectus Femoris m. - correct answer Thigh ...

What are the three different techniques for peripheral nerve blocks? - correct answer -Paresthesia technique -Nerve stimulation -Ultrasound guidance What are the contraindications for a nerve block? - correct answer Possible answers: a. Patient uncooperative, pediatric, demented patients a. Coagulation disorders, or anticoagulation therapy b. Circumferential block of an extremity → ischemia c. Bloodstream infectio...

Ottawa ankle/foot rules (5 total) - correct answer 1. Inability to ambulate/amulation w limp for 4 steps 2. Tenderness to the distal fibula 3. Tenderness to distal tibia 4. Tenderness at the base of the 5th metatarsal 5. Tenderness at the navicular bone Iritis/Uveitis causes - correct answer Trauma, infection, idiopathic (UC) Iritis/Uveitis symptoms - correct answer Painful red eye...

Spine - correct answer 7 cervical 12 thoracic 5 Lumbar 5 sacrum 5 but can only see 3 - coccyx 33 total Veretebral column - correct answer - often called spinal column or spine - consists of 33 vertabrae - supports trunk and protects spinal cord - movements= flexion, extension, lateral flexion, rotation IV discs: lie between adjacent vertebrae Spinal development - correct answer ...

What type of sx to use a fascia iliaca block for? - correct answer anterior thigh and knee, analgesia following hip and knee procedures The fascia iliaca covers what two muscles? - correct answer iliacus and psoas muscles The LFC and femoral nerves run along the ___ surface of the _____ muscle, deep to the _____. - correct answer anterior, iliacus, fascia iliaca The obturator nerve i...

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NSA is? - correct answer the number of times a line in k-space is filled with data Frequency of the echo are digitized and data is acquired and located in k-space. - correct answer True K-space is rectangular and has two axis perpendicular to each other. - correct answer True The lowest number is near the central lines and the highest number is near the outer edges. - correct answer ...

Atomic Number - correct answer Sum of protons in the nucleus Mass number - correct answer Sum of protons and neutrons in the nucleus Isotopes - correct answer Atoms of elements with the same number protons but different number of neutrons Angular Momentum - correct answer Where the number of neutrons is slightly more or less then the number of proto...

T1, T2 and PD weighted images are obtained by controlling the parameters referred to as "Time to Repeat" (TR) and "Time to Echo" (TE). Discuss the consequences (positive or negative) of choosing a long TE in terms of image quality - correct answer Having a long TE does provide good contrast in a T2 image but the signals have reduced too, therefore the SNR has reduced (noisy image) Increased TE also increases the acquisition time and chances of...

Parameters that cannot be changed because they are inherent to the body's tissue - correct answer intrinsic contrast parameters Name the MRI intrinsic contrast parameters - correct answer T1 recovery time, T2 decay time, proton density, flow, apparent diffusion coefficient or ADC Parameters that can be changed, all selected at the operator console, selection depends on the pulse sequence used - correct answer ...