Please define the scapular plane.  Describe the term scaption as they apply to movement and functional use of the upper extremity.  Why are knowledge of these concepts important for an occupational therapy practitioner to understand when treating patients. (6 points)

During the occupational therapy treatment session, your patient demonstrates the ability to transition from supine in bed to sitting edge of bed with minimal assistance and verbal cues.   Using the SOAP note format, which section is it appropriate for the the OTA to document the patient’s performance of bed mobility activities?

Please match the following scapular motions with their appropriate directional pairs:

The scapula is ______________________________to the ribcage.

There are three fossas on the scapula that serve as attachment sites for muscles.  What three muscles are they named for?

Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 3.5 points. A severe form of diabetes that usually appears in childhood is known as

John Collins, 38 years old, stepped on a nail. He calls the office to ask what to do. It would be most important for Judy Markins, CMA (AAMA), to ask

Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 3.5 points. Which of the following may result in insulin shock?

Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 3.5 points. Which of the following individuals is at higher risk for heat-related or cold-related injury?

Judy Markins, CMA (AAMA), receives a frantic phone call from her next-door neighbor’s niece. She states she came to visit her aunt and found her unconscious on the floor. When Judy goes to the house, she finds Mrs. Oxford to be very warm and dry to the touch, and her pulse is rapid and weak. Her breath has a “fruity” odor, and her respirations are rapid and deep. Mrs. Oxford has been an insulin-dependent diabetic patient for many years. Judy should