Patient Care Activities
The person who is treating or working with a patient
What is a caregiver
The normal range is 95-100%
What is pulse ox (at sea level)
The area at which an object rests and that provides support for the object
What is base of support
The prefered door width
What is 36 inches
The stretching or tearing of a ligament
What is a sprain
The part of a SOAP note is what the patient feels
What is subjective.
The adventitious breath sounds that are continuous or musical
What are wheezes, rhonchi, or stridor
The cardinal planes
What is sagittal, frontal/coronal, and transverse
The two questions you can ask about service dogs
What is the animal required because of a disability and what work or task has the animal been trained to perform
The term for on the same side of the body
What is ipsilateral
The legal right to make decisions immediately on patients behalf
What is power of attorney
The pressure that is exerted by the blood against the walls of blood vessels
What is blood pressure
The Events of Valsalva Phenomenon
What is Patient holds breath while performing physical activity causing intrathoracic pressure, decrease in venous blood on right side of heart,cardiac output decrease, blood pressure increase, and potential cerebral vessel rupture
The 5 Titles of ADA
What is title 1 employment, title 2 public service, title 3 public accommodations, title 4 telecommunications, and title 5 miscellaneous provisions
The excess inward curvature of the lower spine
What is lordosis
The sense by which position, weight, and movement are perceived
What is kinesthesia
The brachial artery
What is the most common blood pressure site
The position of the hips during a deep squat vs a power lift
What is hips below the knees (deep) and hips above knees (power)
The removal of barriers
What is curb cuts, widening doors, repositioning shelves, rearrange furniture, adding support bars and rails, and adding accessible parking spots
The degenerative joint disease involving cartilage breakdown
What is osteoarthritis
A dynamic process in which the practitioner makes clinical judgements based on data gathered during the examination and identifies problems pertinent to patient management
What is a an evaluation
The site of bronchial breath sounds are heard
What is over the manubrium of the sternum
The value of proper body mechanics
What is conserves energy, reduce stress and strain, reduce risk of personal injury, promotes effective efficient and safe movements, body control and balance, promotes effective efficient respiratory and cardiopulmonary function
The basic assessment of the community
What is Public transportation and access to
transportation, sidewalks curb cuts and crosswalk indicators, shopping convenience, entry to buildings, access to public buildings, and access to recreation areas and facilities
The excessive looseness of a ligament
What is ligamentous laxity