Free PSW Physical Care Test 2

While doing a Range of Motion exercise and a new resistance is noted within a joint, what would you do next?

Continue with the exercise and then consult a health care provider or physical therapist

Do not force joint motion. Consult with health care provider or physical therapist

Leave the patient alone and call the supervisor

Offer the patient a PRN medication

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The skill of performing ROM exercises may be delegated to nursing assistive personnel (NAP).

TRUE

FALSE

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A proper protocol in doing a Range of Motion exercise.

Do it from distal to proximal. Repeat each movement twice.

Do it in a head-to-toe sequence. Repeat each movement 8 times.

Do it in a head-to-toe sequence. Repeat each movement 5 times.

Do it in a random sequence. Repeat each movement 3 times.

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A leading cause of death in the United States and whose patients are most affected by physical inactivity.

Osteoporosis

Coronary heart disease

Atherosclerosis

Pancreatic Cancer

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Definition of mobility.

Capacity for movement that provides means to perform activities of daily living

Capacity for movement that provides a means of personal contact, sensation, exploration, pleasure and control

Capacity for movement that allows personal contact using mobile devices and electronic gadgets

Capacity for movement that provides a patient with the ability to ran away from the hospital and avoid unnecessary fees.

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Referred to as exercise prescription

Frequency, intensity, time and type of exercise

Place, quality, quantity and days of exercise

Location, quality, group and time of exercise

Description, allocation, place and time of exercise

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Refers to the amount of movement that a person has at each joint

ADL

PROM

ROM

PMS

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For an older adult, it is the least expensive yet effective way to prevent fractures, improve balance, reduce falls, and improve bone density.

Vitamins and minerals

Exercise

Nutrition

Activities of daily living

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The risk for orthostatic hypotension is primarily a concern for...

Patient safety

Patient mobility

Patient activity

Patient civility

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Signs and symptoms of orthostatic hypotension:

Nausea and dizziness

Light-headedness

Tachycardia

Pallor and fainting

All of the above

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When you bring chin to rest on your chest. What type of movement do you do? And what part of your body do you move?

Extension, neck

Flexion, neck

Rotation, head

Hyperextension, head

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While doing a Range of Motion exercise and a new resistance is noted within a joint, what would you do next?

The skill of performing ROM exercises may be delegated to nursing assistive personnel (NAP).

A proper protocol in doing a Range of Motion exercise.

A leading cause of death in the United States and whose patients are most affected by physical inactivity.

Definition of mobility.

Referred to as exercise prescription

Refers to the amount of movement that a person has at each joint

For an older adult, it is the least expensive yet effective way to prevent fractures, improve balance, reduce falls, and improve bone density.

The risk for orthostatic hypotension is primarily a concern for...

Signs and symptoms of orthostatic hypotension:

When you bring chin to rest on your chest. What type of movement do you do? And what part of your body do you move?

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