An OTR is working with a client who sustained a severe traumatic brain injury during a car accident.  The client also broke both arms in the accident and is currently immobilized with both arms fixed in abduction and flexion.  When the OT brings a cup towards the client’s hand she is unable to reach up and grasp the cup.  The client is functioning at which Rancho Level?

An OTR is working with a client 3 months post TBI. The client’s goal is to improve independence and safety in basic household tasks.  The OT documents that during the last therapy session the client was able to engage in the task of making a simple sandwich in a quiet environment for 6 minutes with only 2 verbal cues to re-direct attention to the task. The OTR would like to increase the attentional demands of the task during the next therapy session.  Which of the following is the most appropriate NEXT step?

Papillary projections and _______ are suspicious of a malignant lesion.

Highly echogenic areas with or without shadowing seen in the medullary or papillary regions of the kidney is known as

A 65 year old man was referred for an abdomen ultrasound to rule out biliary disease. He reports significant epigastric pain and weight loss recently. The sonogram reveals a solid hypoechoic mass in the head of the pancreas. Based on the patient history and the sonographic findings, which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

Which diagnostic criteria is indicative of mild adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)?

A nurse is preparing to admit a client on mechanical ventilation for acute respiratory failure from the emergency department. What action does the nurse take first?

Tumors in the pancreas that have the potential to secrete hormones are known as:

Describe the Sonographic characteristics of each of the following pathologies represented in the sonographic images shown using sonographic terminology. Image 7/ Acquired Cystic Kidney Disease-

Which of the following laboratory values are used most often to diagnose pancreatic disease?