Physical Rehabilitation Practice Practice Test

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• Which non-pharmacological strategy is commonly used by occupational therapists in neurogenic bladder management?
• After a transfemoral or transtibial amputation, which practice helps prevent contractures?
• Myocarditis primarily involves inflammation of which tissue?
• During ROM after surgery, how should the residual limb be moved?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between competency and liability in PAM use?
• A blood pressure reading of 125/78 falls into which category?
• How is H-Wave high-frequency stimulation described in its mechanism?
• In occupational therapy evaluation for cardiac disorders, which item is typically considered?
• Which condition is inflammation of the lungs, with viral and bacterial etiologies, and can be more serious when bacterial?
• For HVPS amplitude for wound healing, which is typical?
• How is phonophoresis typically administered?
• What is the primary mechanism by which TENS reduces pain as described?
• Thrombophlebitis is best described as which of the following?
• Phase 2 outpatient cardiac rehab emphasizes which of the following?
• How should a patient be positioned if they have a CSF drain?
• Neurogenic bladder is caused by
• Which of the following describes a benefit of Fowler's position?
• Which statement about the random blood glucose test is true?
• Pneumothorax is defined as what?
• What is a catheter?
• In outpatient phase III (4-6 weeks post op), which is included?
• Which option correctly defines ultrasound?
• What should a therapist provide to a client or family member who is grieving?
• What is the recommended maximum uninterrupted sitting time for a post-surgical patient?
• An upper urinary tract infection primarily involves which organ?
• International normalized ratio (INR) is a system for reporting:
• Which of the following is a symptom commonly associated with cardiac distress?
• Which item is a safety precaution or contraindication for PAMS?
• A typical rehab goal for an amputee includes which of the following?
• Which statement about lines during transfers is correct?
• Normal fasting glucose range for a non-diabetic is:
• Paraffin therapy is best described as which type of modality?
• Prehypertension is defined as which blood pressure range?
• Which term describes an abnormally slow heart rate?
• Which of the following is a listed precaution when using superficial thermal agents?
• Which condition involves accumulation of fluid in the extravascular spaces, often secondary to other conditions?
• Which of the following is a disadvantage of a hybrid prosthesis?
• What does the A1c test indicate?
• Which of the following is NOT a SAM precaution?
• During which grief stage is anger most prominent, often directed at the person who caused harm or the world?
• Phantom limb pain is best described by which statement?
• CPM stands for which term?
• Which therapy is commonly used to treat phantom limb pain?
• Which term is used to describe the energy cost of physical activity in rehabilitation planning?
• Endocarditis involves inflammation of what?
• What is a primary role of an occupational therapist in end-stage renal disease patient care?
• Which statement describes a disadvantage of a passive prosthesis?
• During hemodialysis, what occurs?
• Phase 3 of cardiac rehab is best described as what?
• What is a disadvantage of a passive prosthesis?
• Orthopnea is best described as which of the following?
• Breathing retraining techniques in pulmonary rehabilitation are used to improve which of the following?
• Which position is not typically used for long-term patient care in the ICU?
• MET stands for which of the following?
• Which device is capable of defibrillation?
• Which donning method uses the sweater method?
• Essential hypertension is also known as which of the following?
• In the post-operative day 1-10 rehabilitation plan, which item is commonly initiated?
• An NG tube is used to:
• What term describes infections of the lungs caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, or other microorganisms?
• Which treatment is not typically used for interstitial cystitis?
• What is the primary purpose of PAMS in rehabilitation?
• How is H-Wave low-frequency stimulation described in its mechanism?
• Which of the following is a typical sign or symptom of end-stage renal disease?
• Which statement best reflects competency and regulatory issues related to physical agents modalities (PAMs)?
• Which device is described as generating a mild current that yields a comfortable, non-fatiguing contraction?
• Interstitial cystitis is best described as?
• In a body-powered prosthesis, which component is used to lock the elbow?
• Which statement describes Type 1 diabetes?
• What is an arterial line primarily used for?
• What does AKA stand for in amputation terminology?
• Myocarditis is most commonly caused by which of the following?
• Holter and loop/event recorders monitor for which of the following events?
• A 2-hour post-glucose value of 150 mg/dL falls into which category?
• Which is a recommended step in caregiver education and support?
• Which measure helps prevent injury for caregivers?
• Which sensation is NOT typically expected as normal during PAMS?
• Which is a sign or symptom of diabetes?
• Ultrasound is used for diagnostic imaging and therapy. Which option best describes a therapeutic use?
• In pelvic floor therapy, which approach best supports inclusivity and trauma sensitivity?
• Which statement describes the most frequently used shrinkage method for residual limb shaping?
• Pericarditis commonly presents with which symptom?
• Which symptom would be a red flag for pelvic floor dysfunction?
• Which is the recommended treatment for hypoglycemia in a metabolic crisis?
• Which symptom is a red flag for pelvic floor dysfunction requiring medical evaluation?
• True statement about ultrasound frequency?
• Outpatient phase III emphasizes social adjustment and community interaction.
• Stage 2 hypertension is defined as which of the following?
• What is a recommended daily hygiene practice for the residual limb incision?
• Renal diet guidelines typically require limiting which components?
• Atrial fibrillation is characterized by which of the following?
• What is a key advantage of kidney transplant over dialysis?
• During quiet breathing, which action defines inspiration?
• In ICU care, which incline is necessary for patients with certain wound drains or CSF drains to remain level?
• What would be considered an unusual or concerning response to PAMS treatment?
• Hemothorax refers to accumulation of blood in which location?
• What is the first step to take when an alarm sounds?
• In congestive heart failure, what is common regarding fluid status?
• Prediabetes 2-hour post-glucose range after an oral glucose tolerance test is:
• A Swan-Ganz catheter is placed into:
• Which term means dizziness with fatigue?
• When occupational therapy evaluates a patient with cardiac disorders, which factor is specifically considered?
• Pericarditis is defined as inflammation of which heart structure?
• During a coma due to diabetic ketoacidosis, what breathing pattern is described?
• If a patient’s hemoglobin is 9 g/dL, what level of exercise is recommended?
• What is considered an ideal fasting glucose level according to the source?
• Post-transplant immunosuppression is required because it can have what type of consequences?
• Which of the following is not a typical feature of interstitial cystitis?
• Secondary hypertension is defined by which of the following?
• Which breathing technique involves lying supine with a book placed on the abdomen to observe diaphragmatic movement?
• For edema reduction with HVPS, which combination is described?
• Night sweats and intermittent fever are commonly associated with which condition?
• Compared with a 0-degree incline, which statement describes Fowler's position regarding aspiration risk?
• Phase 3 content is described as what?
• What is the philosophy of care described as 'cure'?
• Pre-prosthetic training evaluation typically includes which elements?
• Desensitization training starts after which event?
• What is the MET table used for?
• Which device is described as facilitating lymphatic clearance and nutrient delivery through low-frequency stimulation?
• An arterial monitoring line is best described as:
• Sleep apnea is best described as?
• Pneumonitis is best described as which of the following?
• What is palliative care?
• During postoperative ROM, limbs should be moved through AROM and PROM to prevent contractures.
• Postoperative care for a transtibial or transfemoral amputation should include
• What random blood glucose level indicates diabetes?
• Which term refers to premature beats originating in the ventricles?
• Which of the following is NOT a category of PAMS administration?
• Which term describes normal oxygen saturation when measured by pulse oximetry?
• Peritoneal dialysis involves which method?
• Which of the following is a primary use of a CPM machine?
• Which symptoms are commonly associated with atrial fibrillation?
• Which of the following is NOT a SAM precaution?
• What does glycosuria indicate?
• Which option describes the donning choices that exist for prostheses?
• Which statement about precautions for diagnosis related to position is correct?
• A stress test is used to determine the presence of what condition?
• Typical management for neurogenic bladder includes
• Phonophoresis is listed as a treatment for which condition?
• In acute care-sitting in a chair, which self-care activity is listed?
• Which is a common sternal precaution statement scenario?
• Which combination of symptoms is associated with end-stage renal disease?
• Residual limb wraps should be rewrapped how often?
• Emphysema is associated with which description?
• Which statement about Type 2 diabetes is true?
• Which of the following is a disadvantage of a body-powered prosthesis?
• Heart valve disease is characterized by which of the following?
• Which term is used to describe the energy cost of physical activities?
• Orthopnea is often quantified by the number of what used to prop up the head?
• A Swan-Ganz catheter permits evaluation of cardiac function by measuring:
• Which stage involves a normal reaction of hopelessness and vulnerability and a desire to regain control, often with phrases like 'If only I had sought medical attention sooner'?
• Which statement is true regarding a pacemaker vs an ICD?
• What pattern is used when wrapping a residual limb?
• In acute care standing, which activity is described under mobility?
• Which statement best describes the properties and therapeutic benefits of PAMS?
• Which symptom is common in hypoglycemia (insulin shock)?
• Which statement best describes hospice care?
• Which prep activity is described for standing to facilitate weight shift?
• A blood pressure reading of 165/112 falls into which category?
• What is a normal sensation a patient may experience during PAMS treatment?
• Which term describes excessive eating at mealtimes associated with diabetes symptoms?
• Common signs of an abdominal aortic aneurysm may include which of the following?
• Which long-term complication can contribute to poor extremity circulation and possibly amputation?
• Which condition is defined as inflammation of the lungs, with viral and bacterial types?
• Which of the following is a precaution or safety guideline when using SAM?
• Which statement correctly describes external respiration?
• What is the recommended temperature range for hot packs when they are used out of water?
• In acute care-sitting at the edge of bed EOB self-care, which is listed under self-care?
• Which of the following is an advantage of a hybrid prosthesis?
• What is the primary purpose of a ventilator?
• Which term refers to lung infections caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, or other microorganisms?
• IADL in the acute care bedside intervention, which activity is listed as an IADL?
• What temperature range is typically used for paraffin therapy?
• CABG refers to which surgical procedure?
• Which condition is a contraindication to paraffin therapy?
• Asthma is best defined as which condition?
• TENS therapy is described as therapeutic for which purpose?
• What is the purpose of a sequential compression device?
• Which of the following is a common cause of neurogenic bladder?
• Which term refers to a device that records the electrical activity of the heart over time?
• Which of the following is a safety precaution of ultrasound?
• Fasting glucose value indicating diabetes is:
• Which is the correct order of the first four stages of grief?
• Which statement describes eligibility for hospice?
• During the trigger phase of psychosocial adaptation to diabetes, which statement best reflects its characteristics?
• Which is the recommended treatment for hyperglycemia in a metabolic crisis?
• Which statement is an advantage of a body-powered prosthesis?
• Which condition is the sudden blockage of blood flow in the arteries of the lung?
• Perfusion imaging during a cardiac stress test is commonly called what?
• Which parameter is commonly monitored in an ICU setting?
• Stage 1 hypertension is defined as which of the following ranges?
• Which statement is a restriction for patients with implantable devices?
• TENS is described as being used for which type of pain?
• In an acute care sitting at the edge of bed (EOB) intervention, which activity is described under mobility?
• Which position is described as improving breathing by reducing gravity's impact on the chest?
• Which of the following is an advantage of a passive prosthesis?
• What is the purpose of a patient monitor?
• What can occur if hypoglycemia is not treated promptly?
• OT role in neurogenic bladder may include
• Which statement is true about hospice care components?
• Internal respiration refers to which process?
• Which of the following is an acute complication of diabetes?
• When transferring a patient with medical lines, which statement best describes safe practice?
• In occupational therapy treatment planning for cardiac disorders, which question is most appropriate to address?
• Which action supports preventing ulcers in caregivers?
• In pulmonary rehabilitation, which of the following is commonly included as an OT activity?
• Which statement correctly differentiates external and internal respiration?
• Which statement about hydrotherapy is true?
• Which set of modalities is used to administer PAMS?
• Pleura is defined as what?
• Pneumothorax involves which of the following?
• In a typical inpatient rehab course, which of the following is included?
• What is the standard schedule for hemodialysis sessions?
• Which event is most directly responsible for a heart attack?
• Which device is used to protect the airway and provide ventilation after placement?
• Pursed lip breathing instructions typically involve which of the following?
• Which statement correctly describes INR?
• Which of the following describes essential post-surgical skin care for the residual limb?
• What is a common understanding of the grieving process regarding the order of stages?
• Which of the following statements about regulatory aspects of PAM use is accurate?
• Which device is used to monitor continuous BP and allow frequent blood sampling?
• Exposure to ultrasound should avoid which area due to safety concerns?
• The procedure to reroute blood around blocked coronary arteries using grafts is called what?
• Which term means shortness of breath or labored breathing?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of a body-powered prosthesis?
• How is NMES typically administered?
• Which condition is a medical emergency commonly associated with diabetic ketoacidosis?
• What is the A1c threshold for diagnosing diabetes?
• During the outcomes phase, which statement best describes the progress?
• Which condition presents with pleuritic chest pain with inspiration, cough, fever, and chills?
• Which HVPS parameter combination is described for wound healing?
• Two hours after consuming glucose, a value greater than which threshold indicates diabetes?
• Which statement best describes a rigid dressing for a residual limb?
• Which body position in the ICU is described as lying on the stomach?
• Hematocrit precautions: If hematocrit is greater than 25%, what level of exercise is recommended?
• Which action is recommended after sutures are removed?
• Which is a hallmark symptom of interstitial cystitis?
• Which statement BEST describes congestive heart failure?
• Which statement describes the exhalation process as described in respiration?
• Which disease infects the lungs and can cause lifelong damage, with symptoms such as shortness of breath, fatigue, brain fog, and loss of smell or taste?
• Which statement correctly differentiates palliative care from hospice care?
• Hemoglobin precautions: If Hb > 10 g/dL, what level of exercise is recommended?
• Which statement best describes preventing pressure sores during shrinkage therapy?
• In pulmonary rehabilitation, which emotional consideration is commonly observed?
• Which of the following is NOT typically associated with end-stage renal disease?
• Which condition involves the arteries and capillaries becoming narrowed and blocked, impacting blood flow to the lungs?
• For a patient with an NG tube, what head-of-bed elevation is recommended?
• Which hemodynamic change is most indicative of rupture of an abdominal aortic aneurysm?
• Which statement best describes the occupational therapy focus in diabetes management?
• Which aspect best describes a client-centered approach in grieving support?
• What is the typical length-of-care structure for hospice certification periods?
• Which term describes chest pain with exertion?
• Trendelenburg position is characterized by what?
• Which is a contraindication for fluidotherapy?
• What is the initial step in residual limb wrapping?
• Which of the following is an appropriate strategy for clients with incontinence?
• Which statement about fluidotherapy is true?
• During the changing phase, which describes readiness for change?
• Which signs are typical of thrombophlebitis?
• Which genetic life-threatening disorder is characterized by thickened airway mucus leading to pulmonary infections and inflammation?
• Which condition is a leading cause of end-stage renal disease?
• Which statement best reflects safety considerations when using electrotherapy?
• Peripheral artery aneurysm can lead to clot formation that blocks blood flow to which areas?
• Phase 1 content includes which element?
• Which organ is primarily affected by end-stage renal disease?
• In diabetes care, occupational therapy safety education includes which practice?
• PTCA stands for which procedure?
• Phonophoresis is administered via what method?
• Which of the following best describes ESRD treatment options?
• Which option describes the residual limb shrinker approach?
• Which device is primarily used to control heart rhythm?
• The Borg scale is used to measure which concept?
• Peripheral artery aneurysm is characterized by what property?
• Which of the following is a precaution or contraindication for PAMS?
• Which group may be on fluid restrictions according to kidney disease management guidelines?
• Which statement about implantable device restrictions is accurate?
• OT precautions for clients with kidney disease include which practice related to blood pressure measurement?
• What does transtibial amputation mean?
• Which statement best defines a neuroma in the context of post-amputation pain?
• Lower urinary tract infection includes which parts?
• TENS administration includes an effect on endorphins described as?
• Which condition is a contraindication for hydrotherapy?
• Myocardial infarction is best described as which of the following?
• If hematocrit is greater than 35%, what level of exercise is recommended?
• A disadvantage of hybrid prostheses is that
• Which symptom may indicate infection has reached the kidneys?
• Which term describes a sudden loss of consciousness due to transient cerebral hypoperfusion?
• In an acute care bedside intervention, which activity is listed under mobility?
• NOT a phase of cardiac rehabilitation as described?
• NMES tends to recruit which type of muscle fiber?
• INR precautions: If INR is between 4.0 and 5.0, what level of exercise is allowed?
• Iontophoresis is best described as which type of modality?
• NMES can be used for neuromuscular facilitation; which statement best describes this use?
• What is the focus of the philosophy of care labeled 'palliative care'?
• End-stage renal disease is best defined as which condition?
• What is the main use of a central venous catheter?
• Which condition is characterized by permanent enlargement of air spaces beyond the terminal bronchioles due to alveolar wall thickening?
• Normal blood pressure is best described as which of the following?
• Chronic bronchitis involves which mechanism?
• Which ICU position involves lying flat on the back?
• Why is residual limb wrapping performed?
• Sustained Acoustic Medicine (SAM) is best described as?
• Which statement describes an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD)?
• Elbow disarticulation refers to which surgical procedure?
• Which term describes a medical emergency characterized by severe hyperglycemia and ketoacidosis in diabetes?
• Which of the following is a safety precaution for H-Wave therapy?
• Which of the following is NOT a safety guideline for iontophoresis?
• Which statement reflects a recommended guideline when caring for patients with pulmonary disorders during therapy?
• What is the occupational therapy role in interstitial cystitis?
• An electrocardiogram is:
• Which of the following is a symptom of a UTI?
• If a patient’s hematocrit is less than 25%, what level of exercise is recommended?
• Which term describes an abnormally rapid heart rate?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of prosthesis described?
• Interstitial cystitis treatment may include
• Which method uses air-filled sleeves to shrink and shape the residual limb?
• Bronchiectasis is characterized by which description?
• Sustained Acoustic Medicine (SAM) delivery details: which statement is true?
• Which wrapping method is recommended for hot packs?
• Fowler's position is best described as what?
• Which treatment modality is used for end-stage renal disease?
• Endotracheal tube (ETT) is used to:
• Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is defined as which of the following?
• Phonophoresis is described as?
• What is a general description of H-Wave stimulation?
• Which statement best differentiates H-Wave from TENS based on the described mechanisms?
• Phonophoresis safety concerns include which issue?
• Which description best characterizes essential hypertension?
• Cosmetic covers on passive prostheses can stain easily due to material choices such as
• OT evaluation and treatment for renal diseases emphasize which goals?
• In an acute care sitting in a chair, which activity is described under mobility?
• Which medical condition is defined as a sudden blockage of blood flow in the arteries of the lung?
• Perfusion imaging during a stress test is called which?
• Phase II inpatient rehabilitation includes skin care for any body areas at risk for breakdown.
• Which symptoms are commonly seen with myocarditis?
• Desensitization after surgery serves what purpose?
• Which of the following is a therapeutic use of NMES?
• Which term describes an abnormal force or rhythm of the heart?
• How is iontophoresis administered?
• Holter monitoring is best described as which of the following?
• Postoperative positioning after amputation should limit residual limb elevation in supine to a few minutes per hour. Which option reflects this recommendation?
• Which statement defines ultrasound frequency?
• Loop/event recorder monitoring is typically described by which characteristic?
• In neurogenic bladder, spastic type is typically associated with which voiding pattern?
• Which condition is defined as a combination of chronic bronchitis and emphysema?
• If INR is greater than 5.0, what should be done?
• Thoracic aortic aneurysm (TAA) presents with which of the following?
• Which is a leading cause of end-stage renal disease?
• Which component is NOT a part of a body-powered prosthesis?
• In pre-prosthetic training, ADL/BADL goals focus on which areas?
• Phase 1 inpatient cardiac rehab is characterized by which approach?
• Which statement about grief coping is true?
• Inflammation of the heart can be described as which of the following?
• A 2-hour post-glucose value of 120 mg/dL falls into which category?
• What is the typical water temperature range for hydrotherapy?
• What is the primary purpose of limb wrapping after amputation surgery?
• Which infectious disease primarily attacks the lungs and can cause progressive necrosis and granulation of lung tissue?
• Stage 1 of grief includes denying reality and may involve what typical response?
• Which statement is true about the interaction of cardiac and pulmonary systems?
• Cyanosis is defined as:
• Which option best defines a neuroma in amputees?
• What is a recognized therapeutic effect of ultrasound?
• Which dietary irritant is commonly discussed in pelvic floor therapy for symptoms management?
• What should you do if signs of acute distress are observed during therapy?
• In acute care-standing, which activity is described as an IADL?
• Which of the following is a precaution/safety guideline for ultrasound therapy?
• Which symptom is associated with acute hyperglycemia (diabetic coma/ketoacidosis)?
• Hypoxemia is defined as what?
• In patients with spinal cord injury and neurogenic bladder, what autonomic complication should be monitored?
• Which of the following is an advantage of a myoelectric prosthesis?
• What fasting glucose level indicates diabetes on two separate tests?
• Which stage is dominated by sadness or regret and concerns about practical implications such as cost and burial?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed use of iontophoresis?
• Which genetic disorder causes thick mucus in the lungs leading to recurrent infections?
• HVPS is commonly used as an electric/nerve stimulator for management of which conditions?
• Which statement correctly describes the frequency modes of H-Wave?
• Phase 2 content includes which concept?
• Which of the following is a disadvantage of a myoelectric prosthesis?
• Which donning method is described as residual limb into socket, dangle harness and axilla loop behind the back, reach back with sound arm to bring harness around and place the sound arm through the loop?
• Which of the following is listed as a precaution for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS)?
• Which term describes excessive sweating, cold and clammy skin?
• Which term describes a balloon angioplasty technique to open blocked arteries?
• Which term is defined as a decrease in systolic BP greater than 10 mmHg with change of position?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between PAMS modalities and their categories?
• What is hemothorax?
• Which set best describes neurogenic bladder signs?
• In kidney transplantation, which donor source is associated with harvesting two kidneys?