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Match the correct common arteries and their symptoms the OTA may see in practice.

An OTA is working with a client who underwent an anterior total hip replacement 10 days ago. The client is finally ready to complete functional mobility in and out of bed. What should the OTA emphasize with the client for precautions following this procedure?

In report you were told that a client in room 222 needs another IV in order to receive a blood transfusion. You gather all of the supplies to start your IV. What is the best choice in gauge?  

Mrs. Bruno, a 92 year old female, has been suffering with right hip pain for 3 days. Her son brought her to the ED. She tells the nurse that in the last 72 hours she only drank one 8 oz glass of warm milk. Her veins are small and poorly accessible. The physician ordered an IV and Dilaudid 1mg/0.5mL NOW for pain. The X-ray of the hip revealed no fracture. The physician explains that she will be admitted with diagnoses of pain and dehydration. What is the best choice of gauge to use:  

Joshua was diagnosed with a stroke however the medical team said that his stroke was largely prevented due to the strong characteristics of the Circle of Willis. What is the purpose of the Circle of Willis?

Mr. Scott is a 57-year-old male seen by you in cardiac rehab post due to coronary heart disease, leading to an MI. Mr. Scott has 8 new stents placed in his heart to increase blood flow. You are seeing him in week 4 of his recovery phase. Mr. Scott is now working on light MET level tasks by being seated while showering. You notice that he is changing colors and sweating. You take his BP and find it’s 80/50mmHg. Based on this observation, what would you document in your treatment note?

Barrett acquired a brain injury due to an ischemic stroke. He presents with a R side CVA. What are some common neurological functions an OTA should expect to see with Barrett?

Tanya is a 21 year old transgender female who is being seen in the inpatient rehab unit by the OTA. Tanya was on a camping trip when she slipped and fell on her back. She acquired an incomplete C-7 spinal cord injury (SCI). An OTA student is out on Level II fieldwork (FW) where the CI asked the student to complete sensory testing on Tanya. The OTA student identifies wanting to use sharp dull testing on Tanya. Which of the following considerations must the OTA student explain about sharp dull testing?

Tanya is a 21 year old transgender female who is being seen in the inpatient rehab unit by the OTA. Tanya was on a camping trip when she slipped and fell on her back. She acquired an incomplete C-7 spinal cord injury (SCI). Based on this information, what should the OTA educate Tanya about regarding the concept of incomplete spinal cord injuries.

Barbara has CAD is now 6 months s/p stent placement. The OTA is working with her in her home to improve overall endurance for home management. During a session of cleaning her linen cabinet, the OTA observes Barbara’s HR at 190 BPM. The OTA stops the session and documents Barbara presents with ______________.