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What is autocratic leadership? - Correct Answer - The leader exerts complete control.
What is democratic leadership? - Correct Answer - This style can be a problem-solving style.Group members feel safe to express views thoughts and feelings.
According to the OT code of ethics what is defined as beneficence? - Correct Answer - Concern for the safety and well-being of the recipients of OT services.
According to the OT code of ethics what is defined as nonmaleficence? - Correct Answer - Ensure recipient's safety and do no harm.
According to the OT code of ethics what is defined as autonomy? - Correct Answer - Respect patient rights including confidentiality.
According to the OT code of ethics what is defined as procedural justice? - Correct Answer - Comply with laws
According to the OT code of ethics what is defined as veracity? - Correct Answer - Providing accurate information when representing the profession (don't lie)
According to the OT code of ethics what is defined as duty? - Correct Answer - Maintain credentials and continually learn craft 1 / 4
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According to the OT code of ethics what is defined as fidelity? - Correct Answer - Treat colleagues and other professionals with respect fairness and integrity.
What are the different types of cerebral palsy? - Correct Answer - -Spastic CP -Athetoid CP -Flaccid CP -Ataxic CP
What characterizes severe spastic CP? - Correct Answer - Characterized by:
-Severe increased tone -Flexion and extension cocontraction -High tone always -More proximal than distal
What characterizes moderate spastic CP? - Correct Answer - -Near normal tone at rest -Tone increases with excitement movement emotion and speech -More distal than proximal
What characterizes mild spastic CP? - Correct Answer - -Has normal tone at rest -Tone increases with effort and movement
What characterizes pure athetoid CP? - Correct Answer - -Tone fluctuates from low to normal -No or little spasticity -No coactivation
What characterizes athetoid CP with spasticity? - Correct Answer - -Tone fluctuates from normal to high 2 / 4
pg. 3 -Proximal stability -Proximal spasticity -Distal athetosis (slow writhing continuous and involuntary mvmt of the extremities)
What characterizes athetoid CP with tonic spasms? - Correct Answer - -Unpredictable tone -Changes from low to very high -All flexion or all extension
What is chorea? - Correct Answer - Irregular purposeless involuntary quick jerky and dysrhythmic movements of variable distribution.
What characterizes choreoathetosis CP? - Correct Answer - -Constant fluctuation from low to high tone -No cocontraction -Jerky involuntary movement -More proximal than distal
What are the two types of chorea? - Correct Answer - -Tardive dyskinesia -Huntington's disease
What characterizes flaccid CP? - Correct Answer - -Markedly low tone -Seen at birth or toddler -Later classified as spastic athetoid or ataxic
What is ataxic CP? - Correct Answer - -Ranges from near normal to normal -Increased tone usually involves lower extremity flexion -Most functional form of CP 3 / 4
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What is pulled elbow syndrome? - Correct Answer - - common injury in children under five years
- dislocation of the elbow by a sudden jerk upwards of the arm
What is Valgus Stress Symdrome? - Correct Answer - - valgus overload or overstress injury to the medial elbow
- occurs as a result of repetitive throwing motions
What are the normal ROM limits of cervical flexion extension and lateral flexion? - Correct Answer - 0-45 degrees
What are the normal ROM limits of cervical rotation? - Correct Answer - 0-60 degrees
What are the normal ROM limits of thoracic and lumbar spine flexion? - Correct Answer
- 0-80 degrees
What are the normal ROM limits of thoracic and lumbar spine extension? - Correct Answer - 0-30 degrees
What are the normal ROM limits of lateral flexion of the spine? - Correct Answer - 0-40 degrees
What are the normal ROM limits of rotation of the spine? - Correct Answer - 0-45 degrees
What are the normal ROM limits of shoulder flexion? - Correct Answer - 0-170 degrees
What are the normal ROM limits of shoulder extension? - Correct Answer - 0-60 degrees
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