ICS 1 Final Studyguide

Robert

Question:

Each of the following items is a primary function of bone EXCEPT?

Storage of protein

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

His will be walking shorter distances until his ankle heals and this would MOST likely be clasified in which of tje following categories of the ICF model?

Activity Limitations

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

Which of the following physiological assessments below would provide you with a subjective measure of energy expenditure that Robert is experiencing will ambulating with assistive device

Rating of Perceived Exertion

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

Robert has an injury of the lateral malleolus. Which of the following tendons is located directly posterior to the lateral malleolus?

Fibularis longus tendon

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

What is type of collagen is MOST abundant in bone tissue such as the malleolus?

Type I

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

What structure in the lateral side of the foot can be easily palpated using the lateral malleolus as a reference point?

Base of the 5th metatarsal

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

If after examination, you find that there are deficits in balance and gait, these would be classified in which of the following categories of the ICF model?

Activity Limitation

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

From his history, which of the following information is MOST important for you to use to make decisions about which assistive device would be best?

He is non-weight bearing

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

Which of the following positions will be MOST comfortable for the patient?

Supine with pillow below knees and heels off edge of table

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

Which of the following methods of transfer between surfaces will be MOST appropriate for this patient?

Stand-pivot transfer

3 multiple choice options

robert

Question:

Which of the following gait assistaive devices is MOST appropriate for this patients?

Axillary crutches

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

What upper extremity manual muscle test would be MOST relevant to test on this patient?

Elbow extension

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

Which ankle range of motion can MOST likely be limited due to the lateral malleolus?

Ankle eversion

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question: while using the upper extremity cycle ergometer during a tx session, Robert has a stark change in his vitals requiring the need to contact emergency support. Whatintraprofessional communication tool can you use to ensure you clearly and correctly relay critical informationto the emergency team?

ISBAR

3 multiple choice options

Robert

Question:

Robert shares two health comorbidities with you on his intake paperwork. You plan to explore these further with a series of Review of Systems questions. Which body systems should...

Pulmonary and Cardiovascular

3 multiple choice options

Sarah

Question:

What two structures MOST likely serve as attachment points for the anterior talofibular ligament?

Talus and fibula

1 multiple choice option

Sarah

Question:

What motion is MOST likely increased due to a sprain of the anterior talofibular ligament?

Ankle inversion

1 multiple choice option

Sarah

Question:

Which myotome level is MOST likely involved if the patient has a weakness of ankle dorsiflexion?

L4

3 multiple choice options

Sarah

Question:

Which of the following assessments would you complete with Sarah as part of your cardiopulmonary systems review?

Blood pressure

1 multiple choice option

Sarah

Question:

When instructing Sarah to ascend the steps to enter her home, which of the following instructions below would be MOST appropriate?

Step up with your right foot followed by your left

Sarah

What dermatome level is MOST likely involved if the patient reports a loss of sensation in the area of the lateral ankle region?

L5

3 multiple choice options

Sarah

Question:

Which of the following from her history would you classify as a enabling factor?

Works full time

3 multiple choice options

Sarah

Question:

As you perform your examination, you suspect peripheral neuropathy. Within which systems review does this fall?

Neuromuscular

1 multiple choice option

Sarah

Question:

What potential vital sign change is MOST likely in the patient due to smoking history?

Increased heart rate

1 multiple choice option

sarah

Question:

The scaphoid and lunate are located in the proximal carpal row. Which of the following bones is also located in that proximal carpal row?

Triquetrum

3 multiple choice options

Sarah

Question:

Each of the following factors could impact this patient's ability to safely perform transfers EXCEPT?

Increased muscle tone

Sarah

Question:

Which of the following gait assistive devices is MOST appropriate for this patient?

Platform walker

1 multiple choice option

Sarah

Question:

Which of the following signs and symptoms would correspond to a state of hyperglycemia?

dry skin and slow wound healing

1 multiple choice option

Sarah

Question:

During one of your treatment sessions with Sarah, she trips on an electrical cord on the floor while moving from the treatment table out to the gym area. She does not fall but reports increased discomfort that resolves before the end of her session. Which of the following actions BEST represents how you address this incident?

Document the incident occurred and her resolved status at the end of the session. Follow up with her over subsequent sessions and document/report accordingly

Sarah

Question:

Sarah shares two health comorbidities with you on her intake paperwork. You plan to explore these further with a series of Review of Systems questions. Which body systems should you focus your question on:

Endocrine and Cardiovascular

1 multiple choice option