PEAT Exam 3 | Actual Questions
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>-1: normal bone density
-1 to -2.5: low bone density (osteopenia)
<-2.5: osteoporosis
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When palpating carotid artery over
1 2 T score values
and over, what happens
3 5 grip test 4 Increased latency everywhere
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, When palpating carotid artery over Decreased HR and BP
and over, what happens
What position to avoid during hiatal Trendelenburg, supine, and ab flexion, or ab
hernia stretching, and valsalva
Proximal attachment of Quads AIIS
Increased latency only at one spot Specific location such as carpal tunnel, or
neuropraxia where its just myelin
Increased latency everywhere Neuropraxia or axonopraxia (No response at
those sits)
Or GBS, polyneuropathy, diabetes
Warm downs are incorporated due Prevent venous pooling because vascular dilation
to what occurs and relies on muscle pumping, so cool
down for muscle pump to keep pumping blood
back
Cognitive stage of learning Full attention to task and extrinsic learning
Knowledge of results
Associative stage of learning The second stage of learning a motor skill, when
performers have mastered the fundamentals and
can concentrate on skill refinement.
Switch to intrinsic feedback and ask how it felt
Knowledge of performance
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Practice questions for this set
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>-1: normal bone density
-1 to -2.5: low bone density (osteopenia)
<-2.5: osteoporosis
Choose an answer
When palpating carotid artery over
1 2 T score values
and over, what happens
3 5 grip test 4 Increased latency everywhere
Don't know?
Terms in this set (54)
, When palpating carotid artery over Decreased HR and BP
and over, what happens
What position to avoid during hiatal Trendelenburg, supine, and ab flexion, or ab
hernia stretching, and valsalva
Proximal attachment of Quads AIIS
Increased latency only at one spot Specific location such as carpal tunnel, or
neuropraxia where its just myelin
Increased latency everywhere Neuropraxia or axonopraxia (No response at
those sits)
Or GBS, polyneuropathy, diabetes
Warm downs are incorporated due Prevent venous pooling because vascular dilation
to what occurs and relies on muscle pumping, so cool
down for muscle pump to keep pumping blood
back
Cognitive stage of learning Full attention to task and extrinsic learning
Knowledge of results
Associative stage of learning The second stage of learning a motor skill, when
performers have mastered the fundamentals and
can concentrate on skill refinement.
Switch to intrinsic feedback and ask how it felt
Knowledge of performance
