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POT rationales: Ethics, PEDS, MUSC Flashcards

1
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What is the key for functional skill training approach?

A

Repetition is key

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What is inter-rater reliability?

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Different person administers the same test.

The larger the number, the better the reliability= from 0-1
Values closer to 0-> reliability is poor.

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What are some prevention stages?

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Primary- seeks to prevent onset of specific disease by altering lifestyle/disease
Secondary- already has the disease, change lifestyle before disability worsens
Tertiary- maximize function when disability already exists.

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4
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OT/OTA Supervision: What is general supervision?

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Monthly

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OT/OTA Supervision: What is close supervision?

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Daily

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OT/OTA Supervision: What is routine supervision?

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Biweekly

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OT/OTA Supervision: What is minimal supervision?

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As needed basis

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In HMOs, they use case manager to _____ payment for all medical services provided including OT services.

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review/approve

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9
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What is patient outcomes data?

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It shows overall improvement of patients who receive OT. Like FIM

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What is the Pearson-product moment correlation coefficient?

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It is the R. The linear correlation between x and y. Measures direction and strength.

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What is reliability?

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Measures consistency over time

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12
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What is validity?

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Measures what its supposed to do?

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13
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Every 1 CEU=

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10 PDUs or 10 contact hours

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14
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What levels of OT can supervise a level I student?

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All levels. OT and OTA

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What is Spina Bifida Myelimeningocele?

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They have motor and sensory deficits in lower limbs, difficulty with dressing, balance, locomotion. May lead to a paralysis.

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16
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Piaget’s 3 Stages of Play:

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Functional (Sensorimotor)
Symbolic- experience concepts and good to increase cognitive skills
Pretend

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17
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What is Pervasive Development Disorder?

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Kinda like autism. Problems with communication, socialization, and repetition.

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18
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What kinds of intervention is used for kids with

ADHD?

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Structured activities with clear rules and end results. Provide pictures of calendar activities.

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19
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What disease is caused by poor nutritional intake?

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Spina Bifida

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20
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This is a stage of development where a baby starts to perform segmental rolling.

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6 months

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21
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What is Spina Bifida Occulta?

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do not present with obvious sxs, but have occasional neuro and motor instability. “Cleft Spine”

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22
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What does MVPT assesses?

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Standardized test assess visual-perception, spatial relations, visual discrimination, visual memory, figure ground.

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23
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What type of extinction procedure occurs when reinforcement of a previously reinforced bx is discontinued?

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Time out

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24
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What type of splint to use for a kid with distal radial injury?

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neoprene hand splint with thermoplastic component

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25
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How would you position for a pt with CP in extensor tone?

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OT will flex neck, LEs, prepare for easier and smoother transfer.

26
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What feeding intervention can you use for a pt with Tonic Bite Reflex?

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Intervention for feeding: use rubber coated spoon to provide smoother surface and protect child’s teeth from injury.

27
Q

What is a typical grasp development pattern for 6, 7, 8, and 9 months?

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Radial Palmar (6 mos)→ Radial Palmar Wrist extended (7 mos)→ Radial digital grasp (8 mos) → Radial digital 
wrist extended (9 mos)
28
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What is another term of dyspraxia?

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Development coordination disorder

29
Q

What position should you do to a pt who has difficulty dressing 2nd to poor sitting balance?

A

Sidelying

30
Q

What AE recommendation would you suggest to help pt to sit on the floor and play games with other peers?

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Floor sitter

31
Q

What is Arthrogryposis?

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Multiple joint contractures found throughout the body at birth.

32
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What is Tendinitis?

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This is caused by sudden injury from repeated motion from the tendon. intervention- mobilization and graded fx activities.

33
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What splint should you use for a pt with Mallet finger?

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DIP extension splint to avoid DIP flexion

34
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What kind of presentation would you expect to see for a pt with High Median Nerve Injury?

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Weakness in Forearm pronation, wrist and finger flexion, lack of thumb opposition

35
Q

What are contraindications of Parrafin wax?

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with open wound and surgical site

36
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What type of learning facilitates learning, allows self-monitoring, and controls physiological response?

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Biofeedback

37
Q

What is the normal ROM for elbow extension?

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0-45 degrees

38
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What is Intrinsic Plus Splint?

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MCP flex 60-70 degrees, IP Full EXT, Wrist EXT 10 degrees

39
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What is Duputren’s disease and tx?

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This is where fascia thickens, tightens over time. Surgical option splinting after recovery. PROM/AROM strength when healed

40
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what type of splint should you recommend to a pt with flexor tendon injury?

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Dorsal Blocking splint

41
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What type of splint is recommended for a pt with radial tunnel syndrome who did not undergo surgery?

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Long-arm splint. If with surgery, use wrist cock up EXT splint

42
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What does 1 mean in MMT

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No palpable movement. TRACE

43
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What does 2 mean in MMT

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Able to do complete ROM with GE

44
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What does 3 means in MMT?

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Able to hold position against gravity

45
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What is the optimal position when measuring pinch strength?

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pt position is shoulder add, elbow flexed at 90 degrees, forearm neutral.

46
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What type of test is used to determine if you’re positive with ulnar nerve palsy?

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Froment’s sign. Pinch in position, the thumb IP joint flexes if adductor mm is weak.

47
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What is duran protocol?

A

Passive flexion of fingers

48
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If you’re positive with Tinel’s sign, this means you have ___?

A

Carpal tunnel

49
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What are contraindications with using TENS?

A

Seizure disorders

50
Q

How should a person with rotator cuff injury sleep?

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Sleep in reclined positioned with injured arm propped with a pillow.

51
Q

What type of splint is used for median nerve injury?

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C-bar, thumb opponens splint,

52
Q

Swan neck deformity can be a complication from?

A

Arthritis

53
Q

What is contrast bath?

A

Mixing ice in hot water.

54
Q

What are contraindications for contrast bath?

A

Acute injuries, DVT, hemorrhagic conditions, chronic wound, impaired cognition, impaired local circulation

55
Q

What type of grasp requires thumb opposition?

A

Conoid grasp

56
Q

What is the difference between NMES and TENS?

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NMES is to elicit and contract mm. TENS is for pain relief.

57
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How should you test with a Semmes-Weinstein Monofilament?

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occlude vision before testing normal sensation if pt able to detect 2.83 monofilament, then normal sensation

58
Q

What type of splint is design to open the fingers and thumbs of hand to counter spasticity?

A

Anti-spasticity ball splint

59
Q

What type of exercise is good for people with arthritis to provide support to weak and inflamed joints and reduce the risk of joint damage during exercise?

A

Aquatic

60
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What type of PAM would you use for a pt with Epiphyseal Fracture?

A

Ice Pack

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