Burns
Sweat glands and hair follicles in which layer of the skin
A. Epidermis
B. Dermis
C. Hypodermis
D. Subcutaneous layer
B. Dermis
What is the most common cause of UE amputations? What about LE?
UE- Trauma
LE- PVD, Diabetes
Swan neck deformity is __ of the PIP and __ of the DIP?
hyperextension
flexion
This type of arthritis is a systemic inflammatory disease.
Rheumatoid arthritis
True or False: During telehealth appointments, it is important to encourage the client to have their camera on, especially during physical tasks
True
True or false: Chemical burns should be washed off with water
False
What are the components of an UE prosthetic?
Harness, control cable, shoulder socket, elbow hinge, wrist attachment, terminal device
What are the 3 shoulder assessments with discussed in class?
Drop arm
Hawkings-Kennedy
Impingement
Bouchard's nodes are inflammation of which joint?
PIP
What are the three types of therapy offered with OT?
Individual: 1 v. 1
Concurrent: 2 v. 1 with the two patients completing activities that are not the same
Group: 2-6 v. 1 with all patients completing the same/similar activity
Sunburn is an example of which type of burn:
A. Superficial partial thickness
B. Superficial
C. Deep partial thickness
D. Full thickness
B. Superficial
What are the components of a LE prosethesis?
Suspension device, socket, pylon, terminal device/ articulated foot/ shoe, joints as needed, next step prosthesis, bionic/ myoelectric LE prosthesis
What is the most common nerve involved in an avulsion?
long thoracic nerve
Name 2 symptoms of fibromyalgia.
Chronic pain
Fatigue
Memory
Mood changes
PDPM uses the ________ to identify cognitive challenges and the score needed to identify reimbursement
Brief Inventory of Mental Status (BIMS)
This burn affects the epidermis and upper dermis layer:
A. Size, coloring, & location
B. Location, blistering, size
C. Size, depth, location
D. Depth, coloring, blistering
C. Size, depth, location
What are common OT interventions for LL ampuations
1. Prevention of hip/ knee contracture
2. Edema stabilization
3. Strength and endurance
4. postural control (sitting, standing)
5. pain management
6. functional mobility/ transfer training
7. ADLs
8. IADLs/ home management
9. Transportation and community mobility
10. Vocational activities
11. Return to areas of occupations
De Quervain's is the inflammation of the tendons of which 2 muscles?
ABD-PL and EPB
This arthritis is also known as degenerative joint disease (DJD).
Osteoarthritis
01, 07, 09, 10, 88, or missing: these GG Scores indicate what?
This phase of wound healing is when there is revascularization, re-epithelialization and contraction of the burn wound. New scars are easily removed/ injured.
A. Inflammation
B. Proliferation
C. Maturation
B. Proliferation
What are some post surgical concerns?
Phantom limb sensation/ pain
Sensory feedback
Neuroma
Wound healing/ management of residual limb
Edema management
Bone spurs
What nerves are affected with carpal tunnel?
Median, radial, and ulnar
True of false: In osteoporosis, bone reabsorption is higher than bone formation
True
What are the six functional score components?
Bed mobility, transfer, eating, oral hygiene, toilet hygiene, walking items