Quiz 3

Question 1

While performing PROM, the therapist should?

Answer 1

use there leg muscles

Question 2

Contraindications for measuring ROM do Not include?

Answer 2

Osteoporosis

Question 3

If an 80 year old patient is being evaluated for adaptive equipment and has no known contraindications. It would be appropriate for the OT to preform an Occupational-Based Functional Motion Assessment?

Answer 3

True

Question 4

The first phase (straightening the elbow) of the exercise “Kickbacks” (elbow ext with weight) to exercise the tricep would be considered what type of muscle contraction?

Answer 4

Concentric
During the first phase the tricep is shortening (concentric contraction). The tricep is lengthening with elbow flexion not extension

Question 5

You provide your patient with a reacher and dressing stick after a proximal humerus fracture. Your intervention approach would be considered?

Answer 5

Compensation

Question 6

You measure a patient’s small finger and find the following:

MP 0/80

PIP -30/60

DIP 0/40

What is the patient’s total active motion (TAM)?

Answer 6

150

Question 7

After a fracture a patient is unable to extend their elbow 15 degrees. You would document this as?

Answer 7

-15

Question 8

You and your lab partner both measure shoulder flexion on the same 20 patients. You get the same measurements! This shows you may have good

Answer 8

Inter-rater reliability

Question 9

You are attempting to passively abduct a patient’s shoulder. However, they stop you at 90 degrees due to pain. This would be considered what type of end feel?

Answer 9

Empty

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of performing an Occupational-Based Functional Motion Assessment?

Answer 10

Accuracy