Occupational Therapy
Physical Therapy
Speech Therapy
Safety
Miscellaneous
100

A lower chair or toilet is easier to stand up from: t/f 

false 

100

PTs are the only therapists that walk patients: t/f

false; OTs assist patients with functional mobility in relation to ADLs and functional tasks; SLP focus on cognition/safety and can co-treat with PT/OT to work on this 

100

Nectar thickened liquids is thicker than honey thickened liquids: t/f 

false 

100

Any rolling walker can be used to assist a patient despite height and weight: t/f 

false; options for junior/pediatric RW and bariatric RW are necessary for patients who meet the criteria

100

3 objects in the supply closet to help prevent pressure injuries 

pressure relief boots, wedge, and green air cushion

200

A patient who has had a total hip replacement should bend down and put his/her own underwear and socks on: t/f 

false; this would break hip precautions 

200

A patient that requires maximal assistance for a transfer puts in how much of the work? 

25% 

200

This is a medical device used for trach patients that redirects air flow through the vocal folds, mouth, and nose enabling voice and improved communication

Passy-Muir Valve

200

A patient requiring __ L of oxygen or higher should only be assisted to the BSC (if appropriate) and not ambulate to the bathroom 

6L 

200

Most falls happen here 

bathrooms

300

Throw rugs are safe features we advice patients to put in the home: t/f 

false; throw rugs are high fall hazards

300

If a PT helps a patient up to the chair and the patient is a level 3 progressive mobility, then this person can help the patient back to bed

a nurse or PCT with gait belt and DME if needed

300

A person with aphasia can demonstrate difficulty with naming and word finding. This is called:

anomia 

300

Should you instruct a patient to push from the bed or pull from the RW to safely stand up?

push from the bed 

300

If a patient requests to be left alone on the BSC or in the bathroom, what should you respond with? 

For your safety, you should not be left alone and should be within arms reach. 

400

___ is a piece of equipment that helps patients put on socks 

sock aide 

400

For step training, patients are told to go up with ___ leg and down with the ___ leg

good; bad 

400

This is an example of a speech strategy for a person with dysarthria. This includes a three letter acronym: 

SOS (speak slowly, over exaggerate, and speak loudly) 

400

The towel hand rail is another safe alternative as a grab bar: t/f 

false; this could come detached from the wall

400

What is the issue(s) in this situation: 

Frail, elderly lady sitting in standard chair for 4 hours without repositioning. 

1. need for air cushion; 2. elevate legs and offload heels (and elbows if needed); 3. should change position every 2 hours and shoulder weight shift every ~15 minutes in the chair. 

500

Which one of the following is considered a piece of adaptive equipment? 

-bean bag, long-handled sponge, silverware 

long-handled sponge 

500

if a patient is flaccid on the R side following a stroke, you should transfer to the R side if possible: t/f 

false; transfer to the stronger side if possible 

500

What are the three phases of a swallow: 

oral, pharyngeal, and esophageal 

500

List three safety features to be proactive about a fall risk patient in the hospital 

avasys, chair alarm, bed alarm, yellow non-skid socks, yellow fall risk wristband, bed rails 

500

A patient is sitting on the toilet and unable to walk back to the bed. What piece of equipment can you use to help them? 

Sara steady