week1 & 2

Question 1

crook laying

Answer 1

laying with knees up

Question 2

standing

Answer 2

standing

Question 3

sitting

Answer 3

sitting

Question 4

laying

Answer 4

laying

Question 5

kneeling

Answer 5

standing with knees on ground

Question 6

prone

Answer 6

laying on front

Question 7

supine

Answer 7

laying on back

Question 8

side laying

Answer 8

laying on side

Question 9

1/4 prone

Answer 9

1/4 twisted towards laying on stomach aka prone

Question 10

1/4 supine

Answer 10

1/4 twisted towards laying on back aka supine

Question 11

semi recumbent

Answer 11

half laying up

Question 12

bridging

Answer 12

looks like glute bridge

Question 13

long sitting

Answer 13

back and legs straight

Question 14

side sitting

Answer 14

legs to one side hands to the other// how you would sit on the ground

Question 15

prone kneeling/ 4 point kneeling

Answer 15

on all 4s

Question 16

squat kneeling

Answer 16

sitting on ankles

Question 17

half kneeling

Answer 17

one leg up and one bent

Question 18

single leg stand

Answer 18

standing on one leg

Question 19

step standing

Answer 19

standing on a step

Question 20

stride

Answer 20

one foot far stepped out in front of the other

Question 21

straddle standing

Answer 21

legs spread out in standing position

Question 22

tandem standing

Answer 22

putting one foot directly infant of the other

Question 23

physical disability relates to

Answer 23

• Musculoskeletal system 
• Circulatory system
• Respiratory system
  Nervous system.

Question 24

disability

Answer 24

Disability is any condition of the body or mind (impairment) that makes it more difficult for the person with the condition to do certain activities (activity limitation) and interact with the world around

Question 25

Intellectual & developmental disabilityr elates to difficulties with:

Answer 25

• Thought processes
• Learning
• Communicating
• Remembering information & using it appropriately
  Making judgments & problem solving.

Question 26

Anxiety Disorders

Answer 26

• panic disorder
• obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
• post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
  generalised anxiety disorder (GAD)

Question 27

social phobia

Answer 27

experiences anxiety in situations where they are likely to be scrutinised and observed by others.

Question 28

Agoraphobia

Answer 28

fearing and avoiding places or situations that mightcause panic and feelings of being trapped, helpless or embarrassed.

Question 29

specific phobia

Answer 29

an intense, irrational fear of something that poses little or no actual danger.

Question 30

Sensory disabilities

Answer 30

affect one or more of the senses and affects how the person gathers information from the world around them.
* Sight
* Hearing
* Smell
* Touch
* Taste

Question 31

Biomedical model with disability

Answer 31

• disability occurs due to physical impairments as a result of a disease or disorder
• emphasis on diagnosis and treatment of the disease or disorder
• disability is a problem of the individual and the solution is to “fix the individual”
  Unfavourable directions to consider are:
• disability considered to be pathological
• individual evaluated against a concept of “normality”
• no consideration of the stigma or prejudice associated with labelling of an individual
• treatment/intervention geared toward medical rehabilitation of the individual
• social aspects of disability ignored and all individuals with the same diagnosis treated the same irrespective of their individual needs, resources or assets

Question 32

Social model with disability

Answer 32

• disability a consequence of the environment & attitudes of society
• loss or limitation of opportunities to take part in community activities on an equal level with others, due to physical or social barriers
• sees individual primarily as a person & not a “disabled pers

Unfavourable directions to consider are:
A dismissive approach: ignores characteristics of the individual that might contribute to the disability

Question 33

Economic model with disability

Answer 33

• disability defined by ability to participate in work
• degree to which impairment affects individual’s productivity
• economic consequences for individual, employer and ‘state’ – used by policy makers to assess allocation of funds to those who are unable to participate in full-time work
• focus on adaptation of environment to allow the individual to perform the work function.

Unfavourable directions to consider are:
* only those individuals in the working age group
* that disabled employees are less productive in some circumstances, according to studies – the person with the disability may not always be placed in an appropriate work environment
altruistic motives of employers i.e. benefit through kudos, publicity, customer alignment and expansion by promoting themselves as an organisation which supports disability.

Question 34

the bio-psycho-social model (ICF)

Answer 34

improve communication by providing a common language
provide a systematic scheme for coding concepts related to health & disability
allow comparisons between health services, systems and countries
provide a framework for understanding health and health conditions.

Question 35

What is a team?

Answer 35

Group of people whp work together interdependently within a set of rules guildlines or professional ethics ** shared common goal**

Question 36

Interprofessional team

Answer 36

Two or more professions working toether as a team with a common purpose commitment and mutual respect

limitations: time consuming