An OT would use active assistive range of motion (AAROM) for the following:

What would the most appropriate occupation-based intervention be used to replace an inclined, bilateral shoulder sander?

You choose to conduct a quick upper extremity ROM and MMT assessment for someone who just had hip surgery and needs to follow the surgeon’s weight bearing precautions. Which of the following is the likely rationale for doing the quick ROM and MMT for this patient?

Which of the following situations would you stop treatment and notify the nurse/doctor as soon as possible?

When completing volumetry assessments, it is best practice to use cold water

Which of the following deficits are addressed in the Biomechanical Frame of Reference for Adults?:

An OT is designing a program to facilitate increased strength with their patient. The patient has a muscle grade of 2 in their right upper extremity (UE). Which of the following exercises/activities would be MOST successful considering the patient’s strength?

A patient is referred to you for an outpatient OT evaluation for shoulder pain.  As your patient walked into the clinic you observed that they held their affected extremity in a guarded position, but otherwise you did not initially identify any other outward signs of dysfunction. After completing an occupational profile, the OT should NEXT perform _______ when evaluating upper extremity function:

If an individual is experiencing edema in the right upper extremity and hand, and complains of joint stiffness, which of the following series of interventions would be most appropriate to implement?

When measuring grip strength, the correct position of the dynamometer and the person being tested is as follows: