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What happens when the cAMP-CAP complex binds the CAP site near the lac promoter?

Bonus:  Neurological rehabilitation, whether with pediatric or adult populations, is a holistic area of OT practice that addresses not only physical function/dysfunction but also elements of sensory, cognitive, perceptual, emotional, and identity-related recovery.   

Two weeks later, Bill is behaving like a “robot,” just going through the motions, during his morning ADL session. What is Bill’s current RLA level?

Which of the following OT treatments would be most appropriate to implement in order to address Mr. Smith’s learned nonuse of the L UE?

At what level of spinal cord injury would a patient be able to participate in transfer training using active elbow extension?

In order to assess sitting balance, you ask the Bill to sit on the edge of the bed (EOB). After assessment of Bill’s static sitting balance, you ask the him to move his trunk in various planes to assess his dynamic sitting balance. According to the OTPF, you are assessing?

Your patient, Phil, is at stage II of Parkinson’s Disease (PD). Which of the following interventions would be most appropriate to address Phil’s stage II PD symptoms?

Your patient has been diagnosed with Stage III Alzheimer’s Disease. Which of the following interventions would be appropriate for this stage of the disease?

Which of the following is the expected functional outcome for wheelchair (w/c) propulsion for a patient with a C4 SCI?

Which approach would be most appropriate to use with Bill at his current RLA level in order to maximize his therapy session?