The displacement sensor should always be placed in the direction of the displacement.

The patient with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease experiences restlessness, agitation, irritability or confusion, pacing or wandering that can begin or worsen as daylight begins to fade.  This is known as:

A PTA reviews a PT evaluation noting diminished sensation in the S1 dermatome.  The BEST location to confirm this information is:

List one (1) physiological benefit of using a standing frame by the non-ambulatory patient with paraplegia.

A patient with tetraplegia at ________ motor level (myotome) would use a ________grasp to increase task performance (ability to hold light objects or loosely grip clothing).

The ______________ provides caregivers an overview of the stages of cognitive function for those suffering from a primary degenerative dementia.

One of the leading causes of death for a patient with tetraplegia following SCI is:

A patient presents with full innervation of the abdominals, intercostals, and minimal hip flexion; also demonstrating areflexia, flaccidity, and impairment of bowel and bladder function.  This BEST describes:

Risk factors associated with the development of a pressure injury in the patient diagnosed with SCI include all of the following EXCEPT:

Manual wheelchair users are at an increased risk for developing injuries at: