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What is the primary aim of positioning for patients with transtibial amputations?
What is the primary aim of positioning for patients with transtibial amputations?
- To prevent common contractures (correct)
- To enable floor transfers
- To enhance overall mobility
- To improve blood circulation
In which position should a patient post-surgery with a transtibial amputation be placed to minimize the risk of contractures?
In which position should a patient post-surgery with a transtibial amputation be placed to minimize the risk of contractures?
- Sitting with knees flexed
- Lying flat on their back
- Supine with elevated legs
- Sidelying toward prone (correct)
What is a common outcome for patients with a posterior approach total hip arthroplasty (THA)?
What is a common outcome for patients with a posterior approach total hip arthroplasty (THA)?
- Limited hip flexion only
- Severe restrictions in hip movements (correct)
- No restrictions on motion
- Increased hip extension
What movement is the least recommended for a patient recovering from a posterior THA when getting out of bed?
What movement is the least recommended for a patient recovering from a posterior THA when getting out of bed?
What is crucial to consider when positioning a patient with a left hip flexion impairment getting ready to walk in parallel bars?
What is crucial to consider when positioning a patient with a left hip flexion impairment getting ready to walk in parallel bars?
What should a caregiver always consider when helping position a patient in a hospital setting?
What should a caregiver always consider when helping position a patient in a hospital setting?
Which of the following movements would likely compromise precautions for a patient post-anterior THA?
Which of the following movements would likely compromise precautions for a patient post-anterior THA?
What is one critical action to avoid when working with a patient post-CVA?
What is one critical action to avoid when working with a patient post-CVA?
What is the primary consideration for short-term patient positioning?
What is the primary consideration for short-term patient positioning?
Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider for long-term patient positioning?
Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider for long-term patient positioning?
In terms of biomechanics, which strategy is essential for movement and injury prevention?
In terms of biomechanics, which strategy is essential for movement and injury prevention?
What is the primary therapeutic goal for Ernie during the therapy session?
What is the primary therapeutic goal for Ernie during the therapy session?
Which aspect is included in the S.P.A.C.E acronym for long-term positioning?
Which aspect is included in the S.P.A.C.E acronym for long-term positioning?
What is a key component of the short-term positioning checklist?
What is a key component of the short-term positioning checklist?
Which activity is NOT included in the therapy goals for Oscar?
Which activity is NOT included in the therapy goals for Oscar?
What is the most appropriate reason for Gonzo's need for approximately 50% assistance in bed mobility?
What is the most appropriate reason for Gonzo's need for approximately 50% assistance in bed mobility?
Which of the following factors should be minimized when positioning a patient for the long-term?
Which of the following factors should be minimized when positioning a patient for the long-term?
Identifying patient special needs is emphasized in which context?
Identifying patient special needs is emphasized in which context?
What is one of the therapeutic interventions planned for Gonzo during his session?
What is one of the therapeutic interventions planned for Gonzo during his session?
What should be emphasized in the patient education for Oscar's spouse regarding positioning?
What should be emphasized in the patient education for Oscar's spouse regarding positioning?
What does proper bed mobility techniques aim to achieve?
What does proper bed mobility techniques aim to achieve?
What is a primary long-term goal in patient positioning?
What is a primary long-term goal in patient positioning?
What is the primary goal for Miss Piggy during her therapy session?
What is the primary goal for Miss Piggy during her therapy session?
Which of the following should be assessed for patient safety during short-term positioning?
Which of the following should be assessed for patient safety during short-term positioning?
What position is Miss Piggy in when her session begins?
What position is Miss Piggy in when her session begins?
What range of motion exercise is specifically targeted for Oscar in this context?
What range of motion exercise is specifically targeted for Oscar in this context?
Which condition can develop as a result of poor positioning and muscle tone?
Which condition can develop as a result of poor positioning and muscle tone?
What is the primary reason to never use the affected limb as a stabilizer during rehabilitation?
What is the primary reason to never use the affected limb as a stabilizer during rehabilitation?
From which side is it generally easier for a patient post-CVA to come to sitting EOB?
From which side is it generally easier for a patient post-CVA to come to sitting EOB?
When teaching a patient post-CVA to get their leg onto the bed from sitting EOB, what should they do first?
When teaching a patient post-CVA to get their leg onto the bed from sitting EOB, what should they do first?
What should a patient post-CVA do to improve leverage when lowering themselves to the bed on the weaker side?
What should a patient post-CVA do to improve leverage when lowering themselves to the bed on the weaker side?
Which of the following techniques is NOT recommended for a patient with postural stability dysfunction?
Which of the following techniques is NOT recommended for a patient with postural stability dysfunction?
To assist a patient with SCI in rolling in bed, which method should they use?
To assist a patient with SCI in rolling in bed, which method should they use?
What movement should a patient avoid to maintain postural stability?
What movement should a patient avoid to maintain postural stability?
What is the primary movement restriction for a patient who has undergone a total hip arthroplasty using the posterior approach?
What is the primary movement restriction for a patient who has undergone a total hip arthroplasty using the posterior approach?
Which of the following is NOT a common contracture observed in patients with transtibial amputations?
Which of the following is NOT a common contracture observed in patients with transtibial amputations?
What movement should be avoided by a patient with a posterior approach total hip arthroplasty when getting out of bed?
What movement should be avoided by a patient with a posterior approach total hip arthroplasty when getting out of bed?
Which of the following movements would a patient with post-stroke flexion (PSF) be advised to avoid?
Which of the following movements would a patient with post-stroke flexion (PSF) be advised to avoid?
In what position should a patient with a posterior approach total hip arthroplasty ideally keep their legs while seated?
In what position should a patient with a posterior approach total hip arthroplasty ideally keep their legs while seated?
What could potentially break movement precautions for a patient after undergoing a THA with a posterior approach?
What could potentially break movement precautions for a patient after undergoing a THA with a posterior approach?
Which of the following contractures is most likely to develop due to prolonged sitting after a transtibial amputation?
Which of the following contractures is most likely to develop due to prolonged sitting after a transtibial amputation?
What should a caregiver consider when teaching a patient with a spinal cord injury to roll in bed?
What should a caregiver consider when teaching a patient with a spinal cord injury to roll in bed?
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