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What is rehabiltation?

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Process of restoring a person to the highest level of functions.

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What is health promotion?

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Providing information and tools to help communicate and individuals make informed decisions.

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Rehab may include:

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ADL
Self Care Toiletry
Mobility
Communication
Stopping decline
Goals
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What is a Rehab Team made up of?

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Occupational therapist, physio therapist, dietion, PSW, nurse, family

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What are orthadocs?

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Something that aligns the muscle with the bone to correct or deformity
Fake limbs
Insoles
Brace
Splint
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What is the PSW role for orthadocs?

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Assess family for getting them for client, clean them, put them on, take them off, be able to teach them how to use them

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What is Expressive Apashia?

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They cannot express anything, but they can fully understand what everyone is saying

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What is Receptive Aphasia?

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They cannot understand what your saying, but they can express everything they want

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What is Rehab versus Restoration?

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To restore health and to be independant

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What is development?

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Things you do in an orderly fashion. It is progression. Example is crawling, before walking, then running. Developmental tasks are steps it takes and the age. Example is 6 months before a baby starts crawling.

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What is Care plan?

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Guide to necessary care ‘contract’

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What is going to be on the care plan?

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ADL's
Personal care
Limitations
Home care
Mobility
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What is a Care Conference?

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Are all the people involved in the client’s care. This includes dietition, nurses, family, POA, therapist, physio therapist

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How do you check someones pulse?

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Two fingers on the inside of the wrist, arm, neck, foot, or knee

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What is the average pulse?

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60-100

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What is it called when it is below 60 beats per minute?

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Bradycardia

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What is it called when it is over 100 beats per minute?

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Tachycardia

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What is a normal pulse for a child?

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80-120

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What is the normal pulse for an infant?

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120-160

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How do you count respirations?

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Watch the persons chest expand and and release

20
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WHow many respirations are normal for an average adult?

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12-10

21
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What is the normal amount of respirations for a child?

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Less than 24

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What is the normal amount of respirations for a child?

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More then 30

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How do you take someone’s Blood Pressure?

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With a blood pressure cuff

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What is the average blood pressure for someone?

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120/80

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What is systolic? What is Diastolic?

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Systolic is when the heart is pumping. Diastolic is when the heart is relaxing.

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How do you check Oxygen saturation?

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Finger test

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What is the normal Oxygen saturation?

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92-100%

28
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If someone has COPD what is the normal Oxygen Saturation?

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88-92%

29
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How do you check someones temperature?

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Orally, Tympatically, Axillary, and Rectal

30
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What temperature takers do you not mix?

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Rectal

31
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What is the normal adult temperature?

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  1. 8-37

* If it hits 38 tylenol is given

32
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When would we not use oral care?

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When client is puking, has open sores in their mouth, there is bleeding, if it causes pain, after surgery

33
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How can someone lose heat?

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Convection, conduction, radiations nod evaporation

34
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What is convection?

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Cold air that cools the body

35
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What is conduction?

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When heat is real eased through contact

36
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What is a bear blanket?

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Blanket that gives off heat or coolness

37
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What is radiation?

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When your so hot, your heat gives without contact

38
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What is evaporation?

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Sweating

39
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How do you weigh a client?

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Scale, making sure it’s zero first

40
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How do you measure someone’s height?

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Against a wall or in bed

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