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SkillsUSA Skills & Procedures Exam
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1. What Are The 2 Types Of Standing Transfers?

2. Concerning Burned Or Grafted Burn Areas - What Should Be Avoided?

3. Your Patient Is Having Trouble Reaching The Handrims On His Wheelchair So It Is Difficult For Him To Propel The Wheelchair Independently. This Difficulty Most Likely Results From Which Of The Following Errors In Measurement?

4. What May Result If Wheelchair Footplates Are Too High?

5. T/F When Transferring A Patient - It Is Acceptable And Equally As Safe To Hold Onto The Patient's Clothing (Waist Band Of Pants - Personal Belt - Etc.) Rather Than Taking The Time To Put A Safety Belt On The Patient.

6. How Is The Wheelchair Seat Height Measured?

7. Moves Through Full Available Motion In Gravity Eliminated And Takes No Resistance.

8. What Could Testing A Joint At End Range Result In?

9. T/F Patients Receiving Mechanical Ventilation On Control Mode Are Encouraged To Get Out Of Bed (Oob) As Much As Possible To Increase Their Overall Endurance And Help Wean Them From The Ventilator.

10. When Carrying A Heavy Item It Is Best To:

11. The Patient Is A 72 Y.O. Female Who Had A Fall At Home When Getting Up In The Middle Of The Night To Use The Bathroom. She Is In The Hospital Following A R Thr 2 Days Ago. Her Doctor Has Ordered 20% Pwb On The R. Her Strength Is Normal For Both Ues And The L Le. Choose The Most Appropriate Assistive Device And Gait Pattern.

12. The Patient Is A 45 Year Old With A Spinal Cord Injury. The Patient Has No Volitional Movement Of The Legs. The Patient Spends 10 Hours A Day Sitting In A Wheelchair. Where Is The Patient At Greatest Risk For Developing Pressure Ulcers?

13. T/F In This Course We Will Always Use A Safety Belt (Or Gait Belt) When Performing A Patient Transfer.

14. How Is The Wheelchair Armrest Height Measured?

15. When Performing Dependent Or Assisted Bed Mobility With A Patient In The Clinic Or Hospital - One Should:

16. The Patient Is A 65 Y.O. Who Had A Right Cva One Week Ago Resulting In Left Hemiplegia. Strength Of The Right Extremities Is Normal. The L Ue Is Flaccid And The L Le Has Moderate Weakness. Balance Is Good. The Patient Can Ambulate In The Parallel Bars And Is Ready To Progress. Choose The Most Appropriate Assistive Device And Gait Pattern.

17. Which Is Not A Typical End Feel For Elbow Extension?

18. Proper Positioning For Rom Measurements Is Important For Which Of The Following Reasons?

19. Prone With The Head Of The Bed Flat - With His Hips In Neutral And His Knees In As Much Extension As Possible.

20. Which Of The Following Is True Regarding Transfers?

21. Moves Through Full Available Motion Against Gravity And Takes Nearly Maximal Resistance

22. What Is Minimum Assistance?

23. If A Diabetic Patient Has Too Much Insulin:

24. Effects Of Prolonged Immobility Do Not Include:

25. What Is The Purpose/Intent Of The Ada?

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