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Which act allows children with Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
disabilities appropriate education,
transition services, assistive
technology, and rehab counseling?
What is a SMALL number of people real team
with complementary skills who are
equally commited to a common
purpose, goals, and working
approach known as?
Participants in health care have beneficence
combined widely shared human
beliefs about health and illness into
four major ethical principles. What
obligation requires health care
providers to help people in need?
What is nonmaleficence? the duty to do no harm
,What is the process of aligning and team learning
developing the capacity of a team
to create the results its members
desire?
Which of the following is a barrier availability of affordable, accessible housing
to independent living for the C4
spinal cord injured patient?
Which method of paying health prospective payment
care providers shifts part of the
financial risk to hospitals by paying
a fixed amount based on admission
diagnosis?
Which christian sect maintains seventh day adventist
Saturday as the holy day?
What would be the BEST approach identify one issue of interest and act on it
for the rehab nurse with a new
interest in political activism?
What is included in the American mandates 24 hour relay services by telephone
with Disabilities Act of 1990? companies so that individuals with
telecommunication devices for the deaf could
communicate with those who do not have those
devices
Which team model is UNCOMMON medical
in rehab practice?
Which tool should be used in the Braden Scale
nursing assessment of pressure
ulcer risk?
,Rebound occurs when an individual stage 4
spends insufficient time in certain
stages of sleep. For which of the
following stages is rebound an
IMPORTANT concept?
Rebound occurs: when an individual is deprived of Stage 4 sleep
Which statement is incorporated in investigation/decision making where the pt. has
Orem's self care theory? control and input regarding activity
Which nursing theorist views the Dorothea Orem
person as a biological, symbolic,
and social unit?
Which spinal cord injury syndrome Brown-Sequard syndrome
causes paralysis and loss of
position sense on the same side as
the injury and loss of pain and
temperature sensations on the
opposite side?
What are the two PRIMARY goals of provision of care and self-maintenance
the interdisciplinary team in
pediatric rehabilitation?
Which level of wellness views tertiary prevention
rehabilitation activities and the
monitoring of health care
processes to prevent complications
or further illness, injury or disability?
How does an independent living allows pts. to remain in their own dwellings while
program support an individual with offering support services
a disability?
, Which techique allows the user to break-even analysis
determine the volume of pts.
required for a progam to be
financially self-sufficient?
When comparing one facility's benchmarking
selected outcomes with those of
another facility's outstanding
outcomes this is considered which
process?
Which strategy, when implemented health contract
prior to discharge, promotes
communication, defines the roles of
each party, clearly outlines
expected outcomes, defines the
limitations of care, and establishes
home health care agency liability?
Which of the following defines the residual limitation that results from disease,
impairment? injury, or a congenital defect
Define handicap the interaction of a person with a disability with
the environment
Define disability the inability to perform some key life function
Define functional limitation the loss of the ability to perform self-care tasks
and is the result of an impairment
Patients with which diagnoses high level spinal cord injury
would be likely to have restrictive
lung disease?