What is the order of stability of assistive devices from the least stable to the most  stable?

Kris Kroff is on the tilt table and is presently at 60 degrees. You notice that Kris has started to perspire and his face has become pale. How would you respond to those changes in his condition?

The patient has poor head and trunk control having sustained a cerebrovascular accident involving the left side of their body. Which position of the neurodevelopmental sequence would best address this issue initially?  

True/False Defend: You are instructing a client in gait with a cane to offset/reduce  the load on the client’s right ankle. The cane should be placed in the client’s right hand. 

Describe the processes by which the hypothalamus regulates the activity of both halves of the pituitary gland:

One effect of complement fixation that causes the cell membranes of foreign cells to become more identifiable so that they are easier to phagocytize is called __________.

Part 1: Describe the specific process by which a CD4 T Cell is activated.  Part 2: What type of cells does the CD4 T Cell become when activated?  Describe the functions of those activated CD4 T Cell.  

Identify how the following hormones are regulated.  Be Specific: Human Growth Hormone Progestins Calcitonin Antidiuretic Hormone

Part 1: Describe the function of the Major Histocompatibility Complex.  Part 2: For each MHC class, identify the cells that express them, the type of antigens they express, and the type of cell they activate.

Identify a disorder that matches each condition below.  All of your answers should come from the disorders discussed in our group presentations.  While some disorders may fall into several of the categories below, you may only use a disorder once.  Briefly describe the disorder. Identify a disorder that effects the digestive system.   Identify a disorder that effects the thyroid gland.   Identify a lymphatic disorder.   Identify a disorder that more commonly effects older people