Author: Anonymous

If the patient in the question above develops cyanosis and has edema in both of the LE’s what side of the heart do you think is not working at capacity?    WHY?

BONUS:  ( 2 points possible and ONLY used if score is less than 100).  We are learning more about the patient response to the COVID-19 virus and the physical rehabilitation of patients who survive the virus.  More interdisciplinary teams will be needed to rehab patients in the acute and the extended care facilities as patients recover.  Name 2 PT procedures that may help a recovering patient who is on oxygen to CLEAR their airway.____________________, ____________________. Name the lowest O2 saturation level that the patient should have before beginning these procedures______________.

61. When opportunities for promotion are scarce, a good way to keep employees motivated and develop their talents within the organization is:

A PTA positions a patient in sitting prior to administering postural drainage.  Percussion is performed on the upper back.  Which lung segment would require the patient to be in this position

A 42 year old patient who was hospitalized following multiple fractures from a traumatic injury sustained in a fall has been on bedrest for 3 weeks.  PT orders are to start bed mobility and transfer training at bedside.  The MOST important objective measure to assess after assisting the patient to sit a the bedside is:

What pathological condition occurs when the lumen of an artery is occluded by plaque formation on the interior wall of the vessel?

64. Which of the following is a subjective measure of performance?

EKG’s are useful cardiac diagnostic tools to determine all of the following except:

This inherited condition characterized by intestinal malabsorption, four smelling feces, productive cough with thick secretions, and delayed growth is:

Name 2 risks that could lead to developing a deep vein thrombosis (DVT)