Electrolyte imbalances are always described relative to the normal ECF levels and use the prefixes hyper- and hypo- to describe conditions where the electrolyte concentration is either increased (hyper-) or decreased (hypo-) in the ECF.  Complete each sentence describing some types of electrolyte imbalances. 

All of the following factors are influenced by both acute and chronic exercise except:

What hormone is secreted by the kidneys?

The very first line of defense against this pH change will be __________.

At steady state submaximal exercise, trained subjects:

Aerobic training leads to ________ left ventricular mass.

Factors that significantly influence an individual’s response to training include all of the following except:

Which of the following best describes the role of the OT practioner in promoting play in children with special needs?

You are treating a 12-month-old girl for delayed fine motor skills. During the treatment session, you pick out toys that encourage hand use. Your goal is for her to use a neat pincer grasp to pick up the small toys. Which statement best describes the role of play in the treatment of this child?

The following statement belongs in which section of the SOAP note? While speaking, the client utilized his dysarthria management strategies (increased volume, over articulation, diaphragmatic breathing) while taking frequent breaths as needed. This unstructured conversation task allowed Mr. Smith to engage in a natural flow of conversation while implementing the strategies.