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What are the four advantages to using anatomic suspension? (AnsEasy to don/doff Very efficient/functional design Pediatric patients and disarticulation Cost effective What type of suspension system is this describing? "A distal valve permits the air to escape, but does not allow air back in. Increases proprioception. Minimizes pistoning. However, if a person has excessive volume fluctuations or cannot complete donning, this suspension system isn't for them" (Ans- Suction suspe...

Which of the following amputation levels requires the highest energy expenditure when using the appropriate prosthesis? a. Vascular transfemoral amputation b. Traumatic transfemoral amputation c. Vascular transtibial amputation d. Symes amputation (Ans- a. vascular transfemoral amputation Which of the following transferal gait deviation would MOST likely be caused by knee bolt malrotation in external rotation? a. Hip hiking b. lateral heel whip at eh benign of swing phase c. Foot slap...

why is it important to know landmarks that are pressure tolerant vs. pressure intolerant = (Ans- redness in areas that are intolerant to pressure indicative of poor prosthesis fitting major weight bearing area w/ quadrilateral socket = (Ans- ischial tuberosity For quadrilateral socket, height of the posterior wall is at the level of (Ans- ischial tuberosity Disadvantages of quad socket (Ans- •Little or no ML control of pelvis •Un-stabilized femur in socket •Undue concentration ...

How many Salter-Harris classifications for physis fractures are there? (Ans- 5 (T1-T5) What area of bone does a T1 fracture impact? (Ans- physis only (growth plate only) What area of bone does a T2 fracture impact? (Ans- Physis and metaphysis What area of bone does a T3 fracture impact? (Ans- Physis and epiphysis What area of bone does a T4 fracture impact? (Ans- Physis, metaphysis, and epiphysis What does T5 fracture indicate? (Ans- a complete crush of the physis, the w...

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Who is a MAP consultant? - A registered nurse, registered pharmacist, HCP When do you contact your MAP consultant? - You make/discover a medication occurrence, a medication was omitted, a medication was refused (must also notify the prescribing HCP), an HCP order/pharmacy label/med sheet do not agree, and if you have a question about how to administer a medication. After you call a MAP consultant... - contact your supervisor Two most important CRC responsibilities are? - Watching for and r...

MAP Consultant is a? - registered nurse, registered pharmacist, health care provider (HCP) When are MAP consultants available? - 24 hours a day, 7 days per week Examples of when you may need to contact a MAP consultant include if? - you make or discover a medication occurrence, medication was omitted, refusal, The HCP order of pharmacy label or medication sheet do not agree, questions about medication or how to administer it What happens if there is a medication refusal? - Prescribing the...

You are being more mindful when you are giving medications if you: - Say out loud what you need to do before you perform a step To avoid making mistakes when administering medications you should: - Remain mindful when administering medications Melissa Spring has an order written for administration of 1 mg of a medication. You accidentally give her 2 mg of the medication. Your first action is to: - Immediately call your map consultant It is important to accurately report what you see in th...

The HCP changes a medication order from 10mg to 20mg. If the pharmacist approves, you may - return the 10mg tablets In the medication administration process, check number two includes - comparing the pharmacy label to the medication sheet The HCP ordered Lithium 900mg once a day in the morning. The strength supplied is 300mg per tablet. The number of tablets) to administer is - 3 You can learn about medication interactions by - reading the medication information sheet When documenting th...

A fax order from a health Care provider is considered. - A legal document A count Book is - Bound What a person tells you about how they feel is - Subjective information Unless written otherwise on the HCP order or Pharmacy label, Medications are give with - Water When disposing of medication the number of certified staff needed to be present with the supervisor is - 2 The number found on all the pharmacy labels, needed to obtain a refill from pharmacy, is known as the - RX number A hea...