Test
SCI - Motions by Lesion Level
Preguntas del test (31)
1Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform PARTIAL FACIAL MOTIONS?
- AC1/C2
- BC3
- CC4
- DC5
2Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform PARTIAL NECK CONTROL?
- AC1/C2
- BC3
- CC4
- DC5
3Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform FULL FACIAL MOTIONS?
- AC1/C2
- BC3
- CC4
- DC5
4Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform a SHOULDER SHRUG?
- AC1/C2
- BC3
- CC4
- DC5
5Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform FULL NECK CONTROL?
- AC3
- BC4
- CC5
- DC6
6Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform LIMITED SCAPULAR MOVEMENT?
- AC1/C2
- BC3
- CC4
- DC5
7Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform SHOULDER FLEXION?
- AC3
- BC4
- CC5
- DC6
8Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform SHOULDER ABDUCTION?
- AC3
- BC4
- CC5
- DC6
9Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform ELBOW FLEXION?
- AC3
- BC4
- CC5
- DC6
10Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform FOREARM SUPINATION?
- AC1/C2
- BC3
- CC4
- DC5
11Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform SHOULDER HORIZONTAL ADDUCTION?
- AC3
- BC4
- CC5
- DC6
12Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform WRIST EXTENSION?
- AC4
- BC5
- CC6
- DC7
13Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform FOREARM PRONATION?
- AC3
- BC4
- CC5
- DC6
14Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform ELBOW EXTENSION?
- AC4
- BC5
- CC6
- DC7
15Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform WRIST FLEXION?
- AC5
- BC6
- CC7
- DC8
16Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform FINGER EXTENSION?
- AC4
- BC5
- CC6
- DC7
17Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform ALL UE MOTIONS w/ a WEAK GRASP?
- AC7
- BC8
- CC9
- DT1
18Which of the following is the highest lesion level at which you can reasonably expect for the patient to be ventilator-free?
- AC3
- BC4
- CC5
- DC6
19At which of the following lesion levels is the patient highly likely to require to require a ventilator?
- AC1/C2
- BC3
- CC4
- DC5
- EC6
- FC7
- GC8
20Which of the following motions can you reasonably expect from a patient with a lesion at C5?
- AShoulder Flexion
- BShoulder Abduction
- CElbow Flexion
- DForearm Supination
- EShoulder Horizontal Adduction
- FWrist Extension
- GForearm Pronation
- HElbow Extension
- IWrist Flexion
- JFinger Extension
21Which of the following motions can you reasonably expect from a patient with a lesion at C6?
- AShoulder Flexion
- BShoulder Abduction
- CElbow Flexion
- DForearm Supination
- EShoulder Horizontal Adduction
- FWrist Extension
- GForearm Pronation
- HElbow Extension
- IWrist Flexion
- JFinger Extension
22Which of the following motions can you reasonably expect from a patient with a lesion at C7?
- AShoulder Flexion
- BShoulder Abduction
- CElbow Flexion
- DForearm Supination
- EShoulder Horizontal Adduction
- FWrist Extension
- GForearm Pronation
- HElbow Extension
- IWrist Flexion
- JFinger Extension
23Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform SHOULDER EXTENSION?
- AC3
- BC4
- CC5
- DC6
24Which of the following is the highest lesion level wherein you can reasonably expect your patient to be able to perform FINGER FLEXION?
- AC5
- BC6
- CC7
- DC8
25At which of the following lesion levels is the TENODESIS GRASP commonly used?
- AC1/2
- BC3
- CC4
- DC5
- EC6
- FC7
- GC8
26Which of the following are appropriate answers to the practical question "What 2 pieces of DME might this patient require?", if your patient has a C5 lesion?
- APower Reclining WC
- BSip/Puff Control for WC
- CManual WC
- DStanding Frame
27Which of the following are appropriate answers to the practical question "What 2 pieces of DME might this patient require?", if your patient has a C6 lesion?
- APower Reclining WC
- BSip/Puff Control for WC
- CManual WC
- DStanding Frame
28Which of the following are appropriate answers to the practical question "What 2 pieces of DME might this patient require?", if your patient has a C7 lesion?
- APower Reclining WC
- BSip/Puff Control for WC
- CManual WC
- DStanding Frame
29Which of the following are appropriate answers to the practical question "What 2 pieces of DME might this patient require?", if your patient has a C8 lesion?
- APower Reclining WC
- BSip/Puff Control for WC
- CManual WC
- DStanding Frame
30Which of the following are appropriate answers to the practical question "What 2 pieces of DME might this patient require?", if your patient has a C4 lesion?
- APower Reclining WC
- BSip/Puff Control for WC
- CManual WC
- DStanding Frame
31I can think of at least 2 medical complications common to SCI.
(Physical Rehab Textbook Table 20.5 or select "False" and read the explanation at the end of the quiz)
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
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- (Final) USA-NM2 Test sobre SCI - Motions by Lesion Level, creado por Ben Williams el 17/02/2018.
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- Ben Williams
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