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What factor is least likely to influence a patient's rehabilitation potential in the Community Reablement Unit?
What factor is least likely to influence a patient's rehabilitation potential in the Community Reablement Unit?
- Motivation
- Patient's cognition
- Previous medical history (correct)
- Realistic goals
Which of the following factors is NOT specifically evaluated for rehab potential at the multidisciplinary clinic?
Which of the following factors is NOT specifically evaluated for rehab potential at the multidisciplinary clinic?
- Reversibility of loss of function
- Inpatient rehabilitation prior to referral (correct)
- Support structure for the patient
- Admission risk
Among the following factors, which one primarily addresses the patient’s external environmental situation?
Among the following factors, which one primarily addresses the patient’s external environmental situation?
- Reversibility of their loss of function
- Motivation
- Patient's cognition
- Support structure for the patient (correct)
In evaluating a patient's rehabilitation potential, which aspect directly relates to the patient's attitude towards recovering?
In evaluating a patient's rehabilitation potential, which aspect directly relates to the patient's attitude towards recovering?
Which factor would indicate a higher admission risk for a patient in the rehabilitation unit?
Which factor would indicate a higher admission risk for a patient in the rehabilitation unit?
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Study Notes
Community Reablement Unit (CRU)
- CRU focuses on providing step-up rehabilitation for older patients transitioning from the community.
- Primarily serves elderly individuals who may benefit from intensified rehab services.
Referral Process
- Patients referred to the unit by general practitioners or specialists.
- Initial assessment of rehab potential conducted in a multidisciplinary clinic setting.
Assessment Factors
- Cognition: Evaluates the patient's mental state and ability to understand and engage in therapy.
- Motivation: Assesses the patient's willingness to participate and adhere to rehabilitation programs.
- Reversibility of Function Loss: Considers whether impairments can be improved or restored through rehabilitation.
- Realistic Goals: Establishes attainable objectives tailored to the patient’s current capabilities and recovery potential.
- Support Structure: Reviews available family and community support systems to assist the patient’s recovery.
- Admission Risk: Evaluates the likelihood of being unable to discharge the patient home post-admission, influencing treatment planning.
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