PEAT Flashcards
What is apraxia
Difficulty with skilled movements
What strategy is most successful for a patient who has apraxia?
Teaching one component at a time
Would an injury in the acute stage during ROM testing have pain synchronous with tissue resistance or before tissue resistance?
Before tissue resistance.
Pain synchronous with tissue resistance is seen in the subacute stage of healing
Is an abnormal sound heard between S1 and S2 indicative of a systolic or diastolic murmur?
Systolic murmur, this is not normal
How would you describe the mode of action of angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors?
Reduction of peripheral vascular resistance and increase in venous capacitance.
When evaluating wheelchair positioning of a child with CP, the position of which body part should be examined first?
Pelvis
Which of the following functions is most likely to be impaired in a patient who has a pontine infarct: jaw movement, eyelid elevation, tongue movement, pharyngeal swallowing
Jaw movement (CN V)
CE MI MEDU PONS
What signs are associated with vertebrobasilar insufficiency
Visual field cuts, visual dysfunction, drop attacks, and unsteadiness/incoordination
What signs are associated with central vestibular system lesion
Vertical nystagmus that oscillates at equal speeds (pendular nystagmus), abnormal smooth pursuits, and abnormal saccadic eye movements
What signs are associated with peripheral vestibular system lesion
Intermittent nystagmus w/ slow and fast phases (jerk nystagmus) and with normal smooth pursuits and saccades
Iontophoresis should be used with precaution for a patient who has which of the following conditions: chronic edema, raynaud disease or peripheral neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy
What are signs of a Psoas abscess
Hip pain, a low-grade fever, antalgic gait, and night sweats
During auscultation of the lungs what sound will most likely be heard in a patient with emphysema?
Diminished breath sounds
What muscle is innervated by the radial nerve? Pronator teres, adductor pollicis, pronator quadratus, abductor pollicis longus
Abductor pollicis longus
What are signs of an abnormal lymph node?
Firm, mobile, and tender or nontender
What glide is appropriate to increase internal rotation of the shoulder?
Posterior glide