This hemisphere is in charge of speech and verbal memory
What is the left hemisphere?
100
Requires a machine to breath for the patient.
What are SCI levels C1-C3?
100
This is a result from penetration of the skull or from rapid acceleration or deceleration of the brain
What is a traumatic brain injury?
100
This syndrome is characterized by symmetric muscular weakness and mild distal sensory loss/paresthesias, weakness in distal muscles, and is acute an rapidly progressive resulting in complete paralysis
What is Guillain-Barre Syndrome?
200
Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR) has an onset at a certain week.
What is 37 weeks?
200
Abrupt onset of a CVA usually consists of these symptoms
What is weakness, vision loss, sensory changes, etc.?
200
Patient is now able to use a transfer board
What is SCI level C7?
200
This gender is more likely to incur a TBI
What are males?
200
Phases of Occupational Therapy Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
What is Phase I: Inpatient/Acute/Hospitalization, Phase II: Outpatient/Subacute, Phase III: Maintenance/Training (Community exercise programs)
300
The Landou onset starts when?
What is 3-4 months?
300
These are non modifiable risk factors for a CVA
What is age, gender, race, and heredity?
300
Patient is now able to assist in self feeding with adaptive/assistive equipment
What is SCI level C5?
300
This scale is used to rate eye opening, motor responses, and verbal responses.
What is the Glasgow Coma Scale?
300
The five stages of kidney disease
What are Stage I: Kidney damage with normal GFR rates, Stage II: mild decrease in GFR rates, Stage III: moderate GFR rates, Stage IV: severe decrease in GFR rates, and Stage V: Kidney failure
400
Pre-writing palmar supinate grasp begins at this age
What is 1-1/2 years?
400
This is a bleed secondary to hypertension or aneurysm of which can cause a stroke
What is a cerebral hemorrhage?
400
Highest level of SCI injury with patient still able to breath independently
What is SCI level C4?
400
This assessment is used to determine cognitive functioning.
What are the Rancho Levels?
400
These are false sensory perceptions that are not in response to an external stimulus. These are misperceptions of real sensory events.
Hallucinations and Illusions
500
At this age, the child should have lateral tongue movements and a pinch grasp, able to bring food to mouth with no assistance.
What is 9 months?
500
This hemisphere is in charge of bilateral auditory reception, visual reception from right field, and bilateral motor praxis
What is the left hemisphere?
500
True or False: C8-L4 the patient is independent in all self-care tasks
True with the help of your friendly occupational therapy assistant to get you there! (insert a cheesy smile and a thumbs up)
500
Symptoms of a TBI
What are concussions, loss of consciousness, memory disturbances, cerebral contusion/laceration/edema, hemiplegia, monoplegia, fixed pupils, coma, or changes in vital signs?
500
The inability to identify objects through touch. The appearance that an individual has developed two or more distinct personalities.
What is astereognosis and what is dissociative personality disorder?