Chapter 30 - Trauma-Induced Conditions Flashcards

1
Q

True or False. Boys and girls are equally likely to experience a pediatric spinal cord injury ?

A

False

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2
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Select the Ranch level that corresponds with the typical behavior: Demonstrates inflexibility with thigh process and action

A

Level VII

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3
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True or False. The grief process is static and linear?

A

False

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4
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Which age group is the least likely to sustain a traumatic brain injury ?

A

25-40

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5
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A client has had a loss of consciousness for more than 24 hours, and a Glasgow Coma Scale score between 3-8, and possible observable findings in various scans. How would you classify their traumatic brain injury (TBI).

A

Severe

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6
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Select the Rancho Level that corresponds with the typical behavior: demonstrates generalized body reps onset to external stimulation.

A

Level II

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7
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Select the Ranch Level that corresponds with the typical behavior: Compensate for deficits and independently completes daily tasks.

A

Level VIII

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8
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What is the primary occupation of a child in the Intensive care unit?

A

Rest and Sleep

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9
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Molly toppled over on her bike, giving her a road rash. The burn went down to the superficial papillary region of her dermis, causing pain and blistering. Molly’s burn took two weeks to heal. Molly’s OT educations Molly and her mother on scar massage to promote range of motion. What degree was her burn?

A

Second

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10
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Select the Rancho level corresponds with the typical behavior: may follow some basic commands?

A

Level III

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11
Q

What is an example of traumatic brain injury ?

A

Sports-related injuries

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12
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A client has had a loss of consciousness for less then 30 minutes and a Glasgow Coma Scale score between 9-12, and possible observable findings in various scans. How would you classify their traumatic brain injury ?

A

Moderate

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13
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Select the Rancho level that corresponds with the typical behavior: needs step-by-step instructions for completion of self-care skills.

A

Level V

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14
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A client has had a loss of consciousness for less than 30 minutes and a Glasgow Coma Scale score between 13-15, and post-traumatic amnesia that lasts less than 24 hours. How would you classify their traumatic brain injuries?

A

Mild

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15
Q

What is the most common cause of pediatric burns?

A

Kitchen or bathroom scalds

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16
Q

What type of spinal cord injury is most likely in younger children?

A

C1-3

17
Q

Eric’s hand was burned in a small fire. The burn went down to the deeper reticular region and was relatively painless, white, and leathery. Eric’s burn took 4 weeks to heal and required scar massage, passive range of motion (PROM), and splinting by an OT. What degree is his burn?

A

Deep second

18
Q

Select the Rancho Level that corresponds with the typical behavior: no response to external stimuli

A

Level I

19
Q

At a Fourth of July party. Micheal handled a firework that exploded in his hands. His burn went to the bone, and appeared black and charred. Michael’s recovery will need grafting and post-operative splinting. What degree is his burn?

A

Third

20
Q

What referees to a dangerous physiological respond to noxious stump below the level of the SCI that causes symptoms such as increased blood pressure?

A

Autonomic dysreflexia

21
Q

Select the Rancho Level that corresponds with the typical behavior: demonstrates confusion and agitation

A

Level IV