CH 8 and 9 Quiz

Question 1

T/F: it is not important to discuss a patient’s living arrangements early in rehab program?

Answer 1

false

Question 2

the ultimate objective of any rehab program is to ______?

Answer 2

return the individual to a lifestyle that is as close to their previous level of function as possible or alternatively, to maximize the current potential for function and maintain it

Question 3

____ is a patient-referenced concept and is dependent on what the individual self-identifies as essential to support physical and psychological well-being as well as to create a personal sense of meaningful living

Answer 3

functional activity

Question 4

T/F: an elderly person will often perform better in their own home than in a rehab setting or with a family member due to familiarity of surroundings and the patient’s desire to be in their own home

Answer 4

true

Question 5

According to the definition by the World Health Organization, which of the following BEST describes health?

Answer 5

complete physical, mental, and social well being

Question 6

Key elements of universal design include all of the following except?

Answer 6

specific use. the design is specifically for persons with disabilities that require multiple home modifications

Question 7

T/F: functional testing is used to measure how a person does certain tasks

Answer 7

true

Question 8

____ encompasses all those tasks, activities, and roles that identify a person as an independent adult or as a child progressing toward adult independence

Answer 8

Function

Question 9

T/F: it is not necessary to repeat functional testing throughout the rehab process

Answer 9

false

Question 10

The term _____ refers to the complete absence of a need for human or mechanical assistance to accomplish a task

Answer 10

independent

Question 11

Which of the following is not a subordinate part of bed mobility?

Answer 11

standing up from edge of bed

Question 12

____ in the ICF is an umbrella term encompassing all body functions and structures, activities, and participation, whereas _____ is a term that encompasses impairments of body functions and structures, activity limitations, and participation restrictions?

Answer 12

function, disability

Question 13

home, schools, buildings, and other structures created by humans are examples of ____

Answer 13

built objects

Question 14

____ is the degree to which an environment affords use of its resources with respect to an individual’s level of function

Answer 14

accessibility

Question 15

which of the following items are not a consideration for a home evaluation/assessment?

Answer 15

All

1. identify barriers that may affect usability or compromise performance of customary tasks
2. make realistic recommendations regarding accessibility, barriers, modifications, and safety
3. determine need for adaptive equipment and assistive technology to support and promote function

Question 16

____ refers to the design of environments and products that can be used by all people to the greatest extent possible regardless of age, ability, or disability

Answer 16

universal design

Question 17

a person is considered to have a disability if they are

Answer 17

limited in their usual activities due to one or more chronic conditions

Question 18

which of the following are not uses for information gathered from functional testing?

Answer 18

establishing prior level of function

Question 19

the process of basing decisions about the built environment on credible research to achieve the best possible outcome is called _____

Answer 19

evidence based design

Question 20

which of the following is not element of universal design

Answer 20

electric stair lift

Question 21

the term used to refer to problems in the body function or structure is ____

Answer 21

impairment

Question 22

T/F: an interview of the patient and family members is considered a data collection tool

Answer 22

true

Question 23

T/F: one of the main purposes in performing a home assessment is to insure that the patient will be able to safely return to their home and be able to function in their own environment without any modifications

Answer 23

false

Question 24

your patient is ambulating in the home by holding onto walls and furniture. you teach the patient to ambulate safely with a wide based quad cane. how would you document the patient’s level of assistance for ambulation with the cane?

Answer 24

modified independent; able to safely ambulate with assistive device

Question 25

___ are environmental factors that through their presence or absence, prevent optimal function, and create disability

Answer 25

barriers