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1
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This is defined as the act of restoring something to its original state.

A

rehabilitation

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What are the 4 developments for rehab medicine following post ww1?

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  • antibiotics
  • anesthesia
  • blood typing
  • rapid transportation
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What is the most common reason patients qualify for rehab?

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stroke

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This rehab technology assists a body part.

a. orthoses
b. prostheses
c. assistive

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a. orthoses

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This rehab technology replaces a body part.

a. orthoses
b. prostheses
c. assistive

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b. prostheses

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This rehab technology facilitates function.

a. orthoses
b. prostheses
c. assistive

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c. assistive

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A recent study from ____ on the use of PAs in PM&R showed that PAs are underutilized resource in the field

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1993

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What are the 6 functional goals?

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  • physical
  • cognitive and behavioral
  • psychological
  • spiritual
  • societal and cultural
  • independence
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What is the leading cause of injury-related ED visits in the elderly?

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falls

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What are the 3 tests used to measure functional mobility assessments.

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  • time up and go (TUG) test
  • unipedal stance testing (UST)
  • functional reach test
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A patient suffers an event and this results in a decrease in neuro function that does not return to baseline. What pattern of neuro impairment is this?

a. static
b. relapsing-remitting
c. reversible
d. progressive

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a. static

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A patient suffers from recurring flares but is able to recover. This is commonly seen in MS. What pattern of neuro impairment is this?

a. static
b. relapsing-remitting
c. reversible
d. progressive

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b. relapsing-remitting

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A patient suffers from an event but neuro function fully recovers. This is commonly seen in GBS. What pattern of neuro impairment is this?

a. static
b. relapsing-remitting
c. reversible
d. progressive

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c. reversible

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A patient suffers from progressively declining neuro function. This is commonly seen in ALS. What pattern of neuro impairment is this?

a. static
b. relapsing-remitting
c. reversible
d. progressive

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d. progressive

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This is defined as the ability to regrow a limb.

a. regeneration
b. reimplantation
c. transplantation

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a. regeneration

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16
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This is defined as the ability to surgically reattach a limb.

a. regeneration
b. reimplantation
c. transplantation

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b. reimplantation

17
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This is defined as a transfer of a limb from a deceased human donor to a patinet with amputation.

a. regeneration
b. reimplantation
c. transplantation

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c. transplantation

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