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What is the safest way to position a patient post-CVA during rehabilitation?
What is the safest way to position a patient post-CVA during rehabilitation?
- Position the patient on the weaker side to promote balance
- Use the stronger side for stabilization during movements (correct)
- Allow the patient to choose their own positioning
- Encourage the use of the affected limb for stability
Which of the following strategies can be used to improve bed mobility for a patient post-CVA?
Which of the following strategies can be used to improve bed mobility for a patient post-CVA?
- Push the weaker leg up with the strong leg (correct)
- Allow the patient to roll without any preparatory movements
- Lean back slightly and use the weaker arm for leverage
- Shift weight towards the weaker side before movements
Which of the following movements should be avoided for a patient with Postural Stability Dysfunction?
Which of the following movements should be avoided for a patient with Postural Stability Dysfunction?
- Standing on stable surfaces
- Excessive forward bending (correct)
- Using a wide stance for balance
- Performing slow, controlled movements
What is a key biomechanical principle to apply when helping a patient lower themselves to the bed?
What is a key biomechanical principle to apply when helping a patient lower themselves to the bed?
When teaching a patient with SCI to roll in bed, which step is crucial for initiating the roll?
When teaching a patient with SCI to roll in bed, which step is crucial for initiating the roll?
What should a caregiver avoid to ensure long-term positioning safety for a patient?
What should a caregiver avoid to ensure long-term positioning safety for a patient?
Which technique is recommended to assist a patient post-CVA in gaining sitting balance EOB?
Which technique is recommended to assist a patient post-CVA in gaining sitting balance EOB?
In terms of range of motion interventions, what is a primary consideration for managing knee flexion contracture?
In terms of range of motion interventions, what is a primary consideration for managing knee flexion contracture?
What is the most effective positioning strategy to prevent contractures in patients with transtibial amputations?
What is the most effective positioning strategy to prevent contractures in patients with transtibial amputations?
When working with a patient with a transtibial amputation, what is a crucial element of patient education regarding bed mobility?
When working with a patient with a transtibial amputation, what is a crucial element of patient education regarding bed mobility?
Which of the following represents a significant potential risk when positioning a patient in sidelying after hip flexion range of motion exercises?
Which of the following represents a significant potential risk when positioning a patient in sidelying after hip flexion range of motion exercises?
What is the primary rationale for avoiding adduction of the operated leg in patients post hip arthroplasty with a posterior approach?
What is the primary rationale for avoiding adduction of the operated leg in patients post hip arthroplasty with a posterior approach?
In patients recovering from a cerebrovascular accident (CVA), what is a common misconception about regaining movement to sit EOB from their weaker side?
In patients recovering from a cerebrovascular accident (CVA), what is a common misconception about regaining movement to sit EOB from their weaker side?
Which biomechanical factor is essential to consider when teaching a patient post CVA how to lift their leg onto the bed?
Which biomechanical factor is essential to consider when teaching a patient post CVA how to lift their leg onto the bed?
What is a primary goal when implementing range of motion interventions for patients post hip arthroplasty?
What is a primary goal when implementing range of motion interventions for patients post hip arthroplasty?
What should a caregiver avoid when positioning a patient post CVA to ensure safety?
What should a caregiver avoid when positioning a patient post CVA to ensure safety?
What is a key consideration for short-term positioning to ensure patient safety?
What is a key consideration for short-term positioning to ensure patient safety?
Which aspect is emphasized in long-term positioning to prevent complications?
Which aspect is emphasized in long-term positioning to prevent complications?
What is a critical technique to demonstrate proper bed mobility?
What is a critical technique to demonstrate proper bed mobility?
Which intervention is essential for maintaining range of motion in non-complex patients?
Which intervention is essential for maintaining range of motion in non-complex patients?
What principle of biomechanics is crucial to inform decision-making in injury prevention?
What principle of biomechanics is crucial to inform decision-making in injury prevention?
What does the S.P.A.C.E acronym help assess during patient positioning?
What does the S.P.A.C.E acronym help assess during patient positioning?
Which long-term positioning strategy directly aids in preventing pressure ulcers?
Which long-term positioning strategy directly aids in preventing pressure ulcers?
What is a common mistake made in short-term positioning regarding patient communication?
What is a common mistake made in short-term positioning regarding patient communication?
What long-term positioning goal is focused on facilitating patient interaction with their environment?
What long-term positioning goal is focused on facilitating patient interaction with their environment?
What should be prioritized in bed mobility to protect patient safety?
What should be prioritized in bed mobility to protect patient safety?
