Test #3

Question 1

cva behavioral styles; left or right?

slow

Answer 1

left

Question 2

cva behavioral styles; left or right

underestimates abilities

Answer 2

left

Question 3

cva behavioral styles; left or right

impulsive

Answer 3

right

Question 4

approaches to cva; left or right

hand over hand guidance

Answer 4

left

Question 5

cva behavioral style; left or right

cautious

Answer 5

left

Question 6

cva behavioral style; left or right

lack of inhibition

Answer 6

right

Question 7

approaches to cva; left or right

provide cueing

Answer 7

right

Question 8

approaches to cva; right or left

present visual info in auditory format

Answer 8

right

Question 9

approaches to cva; right or left

move slowly

Answer 9

right

Question 10

approaches to cva; right or left

reorient frequently

Answer 10

right

Question 11

approaches to cva; right or left

speak slowly

Answer 11

left

Question 12

cva behavioral style; left or right

anxious

Answer 12

left

Question 13

approaches to cva; left or right

use gestures/ demonstrations

Answer 13

left

Question 14

cva behavioral style; right or left

overestimates abilities

Answer 14

right

Question 15

approaches to cva; right or left

use music as mode to inform

Answer 15

left

Question 16

approaches to cva; right or left

use one or two word phrases

Answer 16

left

Question 17

cva behavioral style; right or left

normal attention span

Answer 17

left

Question 18

cva behavioral style; right or left

fast

Answer 18

right

Question 19

approaches to cva; right or left

break tasks into small steps

Answer 19

right

Question 20

approaches to cva; right or left

institute safety precautions

Answer 20

right

Question 21

approaches to cva; right or left

use visual aids while speaking

Answer 21

left

Question 22

cva behavioral style; right or left

short attention span

Answer 22

right

Question 23

approaches to cva; right or left

minimize background noises

Answer 23

left

Question 24

approaches to cva; right or left

minimize distractions

Answer 24

right

Question 25

Where's the SCI? head and neck motion can shrug shoulders

Answer 25

C4

Question 26

Where's the SCI? has all movements in arms, hands, and trunk has all movements in hips and knees, w/some weakness may have some ankle motion

Answer 26

L4-L5

Question 27

Where's the SCI? | has all movements in hands and arms an partial trunk movement

Answer 27

T2-T5

Question 28

Where's the SCI? most shoulder motions can bend elbow, but not straighten an move wrist to close fingers

Answer 28

C6

Question 29

Where's the SCI? has all movements in arms and hands partial trunk movement partial abdominal muscle strength

Answer 29

T6-T12

Question 30

What are the four sections of the spine? how many vertebrae are in each section?

Answer 30

cervical - 8 thoracic - 12 lumbar - 5 sacral - 5

Question 31

meds that lower heart rate

Answer 31

beta blockers

Question 32

meds that prevent blood clots

Answer 32

anti-coagulants

Question 33

Injury at T6 and above that causes sudden hypertension, severe headache, flushing of the skin, nasal stuffiness, goose bumps, and blurred vision?

Answer 33

autonomic dysreflexia

Question 34

This occurs when the hypothalamus can't cause the patient to sweat or shiver?

Answer 34

thermoregulation or impaired temp control

Question 35

Blood clots that occur within the first couple months of a SCI?

Answer 35

(DVT) | deep venous thrombosis

Question 36

This medication is designed for the bladder?

Answer 36

Ditropan

Question 37

This medicine was designed for autonomic dysreflexia.

Answer 37

Procardia

Question 38

This medication was designed as a blood thinner.

Answer 38

Coumadin

Question 39

This medication was designed for spasticity.

Answer 39

Baclofen

Question 40

This medication is for pain relief.

Answer 40

Elavil

Question 41

Incomplete SCI; which syndrome? more neurological involvement in UE than LE. sensory impairment less severe than motor deficits typically recover ability to ambulate.

Answer 41

Central Cord Syndrome

Question 42

incomplete SCI; which syndrome? Hemisection of chord side of legion - loss of sensation opposite side of legion - loss of pain or temp

Answer 42

Brown Sequard Syndrome

Question 43

incomplete SCI; which syndrome? related to flexing injuries loss of motor function and sense of pain vibratory sense are generally preserved

Answer 43

Anterior Cord Syndrom

Question 44

``` incomplete SCI; which syndrome? rare condition recognize objects by touch preservation of motor function more likely to walk ```

Answer 44

Posterior Cord Syndrome