Transfers and Functional Mobility

Question 1

If a patient is able to perform >75 % of an action with physical assistance required from the PTA, they are termed:

Accepted Answer

Min A

Question 2

The two types of transfer categories are:

Accepted Answer

Dependent and Assisted

Question 3

An electric hoist and pneumatic lift are used for:

Accepted Answer

Transfers

Question 4

All of the following effect Functional Mobility except:

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 5

Oral hygiene, showering or bathing are examples of:

Accepted Answer

Basic Activities of Daily Living (BADL)

Question 6

Functional communication, money management, socialization and health maintenance are examples of:

Accepted Answer

Instrumental Activities of Living (IADL)

Question 7

General Parameters that determine how a transfer will conducted include all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 8

Functional Mobility skills include all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 9

With a patient with a NWB LE conducting a sit to stand/ bed to w/c transfer, a PTA should instruct the patient to:

Accepted Answer

Move to the EOB and sit up

Question 10

If a patient requires no physical assistance but the PTA to be close but not physically in contact, they are termed:

Accepted Answer

SBA

Question 11

When conducting a transfer, the best position for a caregiver is:

Accepted Answer

In front of the patient or slightly to the side

Questions 11