Which of the following is NOT a contributing factor in pressure injury development?

An OT practitioner is working with an older adult client with dementia in a SNF. The client is at a level 3 ACL. The client can attend for up to 30 minutes and can do basic daily grooming tasks independently with reminders. What type of activity is MOST EFFECTIVE for a client at this level?

Which of the following statements are true if atelectasis is the problem viewed in a chest x-ray? A. The diaphragm becomes elevated on the side of the atelectasis. B. The mediastinal shifts toward the atelectasis. C.  Poor expansion of the chest causes the narrowing of the rib spaces. D.  If the collapsed segment of the lung is in the upper lobe, the hilum and the minor fissures are displaced upward.

Which of the following best distinguishes Brown-Séquard Syndrome from Central Cord Syndrome?

The most common symptom associated with clients with Multiple Sclerosis is__________.

An OT is assessing an individual with dysphagia. Which should the OT address FIRST?

An OTR is completing an initial evaluation of a client diagnosed with MS. The client’s medical information was reviewed prior to the session and OTR noted the client recently received her diagnosis. Upon meeting the client, the PTR learns the client remains active in IADL, work, and leisure. In order to promote this client’s continued engagement in occupations, which is the MOST important for the OTR to collect prior to developing an intervention plan?

The chest radiograph is suggestive of what type of disease or condition?  

A patient complains of a productive cough for at least 4 consecutive months for each of the past 3 years.  Which of the following should a respiratory therapist suspect?

A 24-year-old male is diagnosed with exercise-induced asthma and albuterol prn is ordered via MDI.  A respiratory therapist should NEXT