Anatomy
Neuroscience
Any Class
Adults
Peds
100

which bone is known as the "floating bone" and is located in neck

hyoid bone

100

the parasympathetic system is aka ______, whereas the sympathetic system is aka ______.

"rest and digest" and "fight or flight"

100

which code of ethics is missing from the list: veracity, justice, maleficence, beneficence, autonomy, and _______.

fidelity

100

a breathing method that can help slow down the breathing rate for someone diagnosed with COPD

pursed lip breathing

100
true or false: the top-down approach looks at the occupation and breaks it down into the skills necessary for it

true

200

# of carpal bones

*DOUBLE* if you can name them all

8

  • Scaphoid
  • Lunate
  • Triquetrum
  • Pisiform
  • Trapezium
  • Trapezoid
  • Capitate
  • Hamate
200
the main difference between rigidity and spasticity

rigidity is velocity-dependent

spasticity is velocity-independent

200

which FOR treats the human body like a machine to restore physical movement, strength, and endurance

biomechanical

200

a group of progressive, degenerative neuromuscular diseases that exhibits both UMN and LMN deficits

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

200

which phase of swallowing is reflexive in infants, and voluntary when older

oral prep

300

main cause of tennis elbow?

repetitive WRIST movements

300

fill in the blank:

the corticospinal tract is responsible for _____ movement

voluntary

300

of the 6 stages of behavior change, which stage would jane be in if she has maintained the behavior change for 5 months

action stage

300

what is the visual deficit if a client states, “yes, i can see you, but your face is blurry”

macular degeneration

300

distance between what child can do independently vs the potential with help via scaffolding (aka therapists support) is known as

zone of proximal development

400

damage to which nerve causes wrist drop

radial nerve

400

spasticity and abnormal reflexes, such as positive babinski's, are symptoms of what lesion?

UMN lesion

400

sliding filament theory = muscles can shorten to ___ of their resting length, and stretched ___ its normal resting length

½ & 1.5x

400

name 3 sternal precautions

■ do not lift more than 5-10 pounds

■ do not push or pull with arms when getting into and out of bed or up from

a chair

■ do not bring elbows above shoulders

■ avoid twisting and deep bending

■ hug a pillow when coughing or sneezing

■ do not drive until cleared by surgeon

■ report clicking or popping noises to your surgeon


400

calculate the corrected/adjusted age in months: a 1-year-old client who was born at 36 weeks.

11 months

(12 months-1 month = 11 months)

500

what type of movement does a force couple produce?

rotary movement

500

what is Wernicke's aphasia?

language comprehension is impaired

500

what is this an example of: the hamstrings cross both the hip and the knee. if you try to touch your toes with your knees completely straight, your hamstrings stretch over both joints at the same time. they reach their maximum length and stop you from bending further

passive insufficiency

500

_____ sign: drop of pelvis when lifting leg opposite to weak gluteus medius

trendelenburg

500

bruce is just starting to create scripts to play that reflect roles in real life, how old would we expect bruce to be?

4 years old

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