Scenario Question: (4-6) Setting: outpatient clinic  Gender:…

Scenario Question: (4-6) Setting: outpatient clinic  Gender: female Age: 66 years old Current condition: Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Medical History: peripheral neuropathy Medications: Fortamet (metformin), Neurontin (gabapentin) Subjective information: pt reports being frustrated by fluctuating blood glucose levels PT Examination: Pain in feet – 4/10; pain managed with gabapentin; diminished protective sensation bilaterally PT Plan of Care: aerobic conditioning; functional training; balance training; pt education    Prior to beginning a warm up on the treadmill the patient checks their blood glucose level and reports it as 120 mg/dL and she just had a snack. Which of the following responses would be most appropriate action for the the PTA to take?

Mr. Patel is a 70-year-old patient recovering from abdominal…

Mr. Patel is a 70-year-old patient recovering from abdominal surgery. The therapist has educated the patient on use of an abdominal binder for bed mobility and pain control. The therapist also educated the patient on log roll techniques to manage bed mobility. After education, the therapist assisted the patient with initiation of rolling and instructed the patient to use the bed rails as he transitioned from supine to sit at the EOB. Which of the following is the most accurate display for the amount of assistance Mr. Patel required?