Module 4

Question 1

Comprehensive plan of care includes:_ and_ with other disciplines and healthcare workers. Integrating_ and_ into_. Three categories of intervention?

Answer 1

Coordination and communication with other disciplines and healthcare workers

Integrating goals and outcomes into treatment plan

Three categories: restorative, compensatory, preventative

Question 2

The _ _ _ _ _ and _ by Winstein as the first neurology conference of a guideline and was published by the American heart Association/American stroke Association. Review of current practice and supportive evidence for?

Answer 2

Guidelines for adults stroke rehabilitation and recovery

Review of current practice and supportive evidence for all issues of rehabilitation for the stroke patient (not limited to physical therapy)

Question 3

The_ _ begins once a patient is medically stable. Usually within?

Answer 3

Acute phase

Usually within 72 hours

Question 4

The physical therapist role in the acute phase is to? (Two)

Answer 4

Review the medical record and communicate with the medical team

Assist in ongoing monitoring of recovery including assessing vital signs and mobilization

Question 5

Early mobilization: prevents? minimizes? (2) May increase? Promotes? Fosters?

Answer 5

Prevents or minimizes affects of bedrest and deconditioning

Minimizes learned non-use

May increase patient’s level of consciousness

Promotes functional re-organization

Fosters a positive outlook

Question 6

_ _ encompass: bed mobility he, positioning, sitting balance/postural control, ROM, contracture prevention, strengthening, patient and family education and potentially progress to standing balance/pre-gait/gait.

Answer 6

Early interventions

Question 7

What type of setting is described: aggressive, minimum three hours of therapy per day six days a week, two or more disciplines and is used for a shorter period of time to get patient home faster

Answer 7

Acute IP rehab

Question 8

What type of setting is described: less intense therapy, 60–90 minutes five days a week, and an ability to stay for a longer period of time if necessary. (Two)

Answer 8

Transitional care unit/ skilled nursing facility

Question 9

What type of setting is described: 2–3 visits a week for 2–3 weeks, visit usually last 35–45 minutes, and applies the skills learned that acute rehab or SNF in patients actual environment.

Answer 9

Home health

Question 10

What setting is described: two Dash three visits a week, visits usually lasting 60 minutes, subject to Medicare caps or other insurance caps that determine the length of benefits

Answer 10

OP rehab

Question 11

When promoting functional induced recovery: need to provide sufficient_of training while balancing?

Answer 11

Provide sufficient intensity of training while balancing need for rest

Question 12

When promoting functional induced recovery: challenge the patients movement capability by?

Answer 12

Challenge the patients movement capability by continually attempting to acquire new skills

Question 13

MassEd versus distributed, blocked versus random, ordered, mental, part to whole, transfer of learning, and transition from closed to open environments are all examples of?

Answer 13

Examples of practice strategies

Question 14

Interventions to improve aerobic capacity and endurance and stroke patients: begin with? Progress to aerobic exercise, three examples?

Answer 14

Begin with functional activities

Progress to aerobic exercises: stationary bikes, ergometer’s, treadmill

Question 15

During the early cognitive stage, the overall goal of learning is to help the patient? (Two)

Answer 15

Help the patient understand the task and learn how to practice the movement/skill correctly

Question 16

Weight bearing as a postural support, task oriented reaching, constraint induced movement therapy, and robot assisted therapy are all interventions to? In the?

Answer 16

Interventions to improve motor control in the upper extremity

Question 17

Bridging, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) and standing activities are all interventions to improve? In

Answer 17

Interventions to improve motor control in the LE

Question 18

What four things should be included in a soap note?

Answer 18

Patient response to treatment

Patient improvements/or lack there of, if so why?

Documentation of what patient still needs

Use of evidence-based practice/valid measurements for testing success of interventions

Question 19

What part of patient rehabilitation involves: assessing effectiveness of treatment, assessing progress towards goals, determining necessities, use of evidence-based practice and outcomes to justify progress to insurance, and plan of discharge to the next level?

Answer 19

Re-evaluation