Nuro Science
What is the difference between Paresis and Paralysis?
Paresis= weakness or inability to generate muscle force to produce movement
Paralysis= total loss of volitional movement, total weakness
T or F: Symptoms are things you can measure?
False- Signs are tests and measures done by the Health Care Practitioner
What is the ROM norm for hip flexion?
120-140 degrees
This model focuses on a client-centered evaluation and treatment that helps to visually identify barriers and supports that they have so they can participate fully in their life.
KAWA
What year was the AOTA established
1917
What is Dysdiadochokinesia?
Inability to perform rapidly alternating movements
What is the most common stoke?
Ischemic stroke
How many total vertebrae are in the body?
33
This model is structured around Roles and Habits, which reinforce what skills need to be addressed
MOHO
Which war were reconstruction aides used to provide treatment in the form of occupation for servicemen?
WWI
What are 2 types of intrafusal muscle fibers
nuclear bag have a clump of nuclei in center region
nuclear chain have nuclei arranged in single file
A FOOSH Stands for what?
fall on an outstretched hand
What type of joint is the ankle?
Pivot
Leather lacing activity gives the precise cognitive level of the client
Allen Cognitive Scale
Starting what year will entry-level OTs require a doctorate degree?
2027
If you had a lesion in the temporal lobe, what deficit would you have?
contralateral upper homonymous quadrantanopia
What is FSHD?
Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy
What bones make up the bony floor of the snuff box of the hand?
Scaphoid and trapezium
A group member is acting out, you ask them to remove themselves from the group, what type of reinforcement is this?
negative
Who was a mental health advocate in hospitals and taught her nursing students the use of occupation with patients?
Susan Tracy
alpha motor neurons (AMN) travel to ____________ skeletal muscle fibers
EXTRAFUSAL
most common motor disability in childhood
Cerebral palsy (CP)
Name one prime mover of plantar flexion
Gastrocnemius or soleus
_____ is range of functions related to human perceptions of the self that contribute to participation in occupation - insights, awareness, views, evaluations and judgements
Self-perception
Who is the “father of Occupational Therapy?”
William Rush Duton Jr