The clinician has one or both hands on the patient’s body to provide occasional steadying assistance for balance but is not lifting, moving, or otherwise expending effort to complete the mobility task.  This is condsider:

48 year-old MALE s/p guillain-barré syndrome was recently DC for Sub-Acute Rehab center and presents today at your clinic for an IE.  Pt is currently using rolling walker but has been practicing reciprocal gait in parallel bars and on body-weight support TM in Sub-Acute. Patient expresses would like to train with a less restrictive AD. The patient is a single father, lives in a two-story house, needs to be mobile, and works as a high school teacher and coaches lacrosse. Objective measurements: B UE strength: grossly 5/5 (former college athlete); B LE: grossly 3+/5.  Single Leg Stance Test: R- 3 SECS; L-4 SECS until loss of balance Functional Reach Test: 3 in (2 points): Select the most appropriate assistive device for this patient with accurate rationale. (2 points): Name TWO functional balance/gait tests that you would use to further assess this patient’s current condition. (2 points): Select TWO balance interventions with an appropriate dosage that addresses the patient’s impairments. 

This is an example of a multiple choice question. I wanted you to see how things worked for you to have access to the handout as you moved throughout the exam.  I think having access to this document will help me during the final exam. 

How is patient information added to /associated with a digital x-ray image?

A radiograph of the femur is produced using 12 mAs, 70 kVp, 40 inch SID, and an OID of 8 inches. If the image of the femur measures 22 inches, what is the actual length of the femur?

What software program is used for digital documentation of all patient health information?

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The anode heel effect is defined as a variation in which of the following?

A technologist is using a variable kilovoltage peak (kVp) chart to set the exposure technique for a table top radiograph. If the technique chart calls for 76 kVp but the technologist uses 140 kVp, the resulting image will likely demonstrate which of the following? 

Which of the following is not one of the 3 types of Control we discussed in class.