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device used to deliver supplemental oxygen or increased airflow to a patient or person in need of respiratory help.

What is a nasal cannula

100

Health care providers may use this to (deliver) give a person medicine or fluids directly into the bloodstream

What is an IV 

An intravenous line (IV) is a soft, flexible tube placed inside a vein, usually in the hand or arm. Health care providers use this to give a person medicine or fluids.


100

This piece of equipment  is to be placed below the level of the bladder and never above more than a few minutes.

What is a urinary catheter bag.

100

Call for assistance

Move Objects out of the way 

 DO NOT RESTRAIN THE PATIENT

WHEN CONVULSIONS SUBSIDE, TURN THE PT’S HEAD TO THE SIDE
IN CASE HE/SHE VOMITS

What are the precautions and procedures to take when a patient is having a seizure

* remember it is a huge misconception that it is ok to place soft or any objects in the patient's mouth 

100

Fear of failure, Fatigue, and Frustration over slow progress

What are factors that may be contributing to the behavior of the patient who seems unmotivated?

                    The Difficult Patient

200

often used for transfers when there is LE paralysis, significant weakness or inability to bear weight (NWB). The reasoning for use is not focused on the therapist's own strength

What is a sliding board

200

a method of feeding that bypasses the gastrointestinal tract

What is  TPN

Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) is a method of feeding that bypasses the gastrointestinal tract. A special formula given through a vein provides most of the nutrients the body needs. The method is used when someone can't or shouldn't receive feedings or fluids by mouth.

200

After donning a gait belt, this is usually observed with a patient and therapist to demonstrate proper positioning during functional ambulation.

The therapist is positioned slightly behind and to one side of the patient

200

A patient donning a mask when leaving the room

the procedure a patient with DROPLET PRECAUTIONS  must take  before leaving their private room.

Reminder: All patients may leave the room with a mask placed on properly on

200

 When might an OTA hear or observe this with a patient : 

 a lack of concern about the disabling condition

 unrealistic expectations for skilled treatment 

 see little relevance in working toward restorative and compensatory activities " I do not want therapy"

A response from a client who is experiencing denial with regard to an acquired disability:

300

this  method of feeding bypasses the gastrointestinal tract

Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) is a method of feeding that bypasses the gastrointestinal tract.

300

This gives direct access to the patient's  stomach for supplemental feeding, hydration or medication

What is a G tube

300

Prolonged Hip flexion during positioning should be avoided with this population specifically because it may lead to contractures 

What is AKA - Above the Knee Amputation

300

The single most effective barrier to the infection cycle

what is HANDWASHING

300

what do these percentages represent for levels of assistance 

25%

50%

75%

100%

FIM LEVELS 

Min A

Mod A

Max A

Total dependence (TD)

400

What is an NG Tube

( inserted into the nose down through the stomach or intestine) 

400

what is this device?

Sliding Board

used when the patient has non weight bearing orders, A slide board should never be used only because the therapist is not strong 

400

Spinal Precautions include 

Avoidance of Bending, Lifting, and Twisting (BLT)


400

Considering Pedretti chapter 13 what are the minimal expectations for someone to live alone 

What are IADL's

meal prep

medication management

emergency responses

500

machine that may be required by patients who undergo operations or have diseases due to which the original oxygen supply is reduced, or they cannot breathe on their own 

what is a respirator

500

what should an OTA consider when positioning for a wheelchair 

The most important measurements you need to take are seat width, back height, seat depth and seat-to-floor height. By providing a wheelchair with the proper dimensions in these four areas, you will avoid some of the most common and dangerous positioning concerns.