Key Terms Flashcards

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What does Independent (I) mean in terms of task performance?

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Performs task independent and safely with nil assistance necessary, may require a gait aid or assistive device to do so.

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What is the definition of Supervision (S/V)?

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Requires supervision / prompting to ensure safety when performing task.

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What does Standby Assistance (SB A) entail?

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May intermittently require assistance to perform task safely; must remain close to patient throughout entire task and be prepared to either guide or steady.

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In Minimum Assistance (Min A), what percentage of the task does the patient perform?

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Patient performs 75% or more of task (i.e. most).

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What is the range of task performance for Moderate Assistance (Mod A)?

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Patient performs 50-74% of task (i.e. more than half).

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What does Maximal Assistance (Max A) indicate about task performance?

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Patient performs less than 49% of the task (i.e. less than half).

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What does NWB stand for and what does it mean?

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NWB: non-weight bearing; no weight allowed on limb.

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Define TWB.

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TWB: touch weight bearing; small amount of weight allowed on limb (i.e. as if walking on egg shells and trying not to break them).

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What is the meaning of PWB?

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PWB: partial weight bearing; allowed about half body weight on limb – remainder of weight should be on other limbs.

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What does WBAT allow regarding weight bearing?

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WBAT: weight bearing as tolerated; allowed to place as much weight as pain allows on limb.

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What is the definition of FWB?

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FWB: full weight bearing; no restrictions on weight bearing.

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