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0:07 Question: 76

Explanation: Trunk curls are contraindicated for a patient with diastasis recti. Supine hook lying head lifts emphasize the rectus abdominis muscle and are least likely to increase the separation of the diastasis recti. Pelvic tilt leg sliding is more advanced than head lifts. Bilateral lowering is an advanced abdominal strengthening exercise that causes excessive low back strain and should not be performed during pregnancy.


1:12 Question: 77

Explanation: Recovery of partially damaged ischemic neurons occurs within the first three to six months after a stroke. Resolution of local edema , augmentation of local circulation, and the destruction of local toxins are expected within the first six months of stroke. The second stage of recovery involves neuroplasticity, which includes changes of structural and functional neuron organization.


2:21 Question: 78

Explanation: A standard walker on stairs is not as safe as crutches. As the patient was previously active, has stairs at home, and must be non weight bearing on one lower extremity, axillary crutches would provide the greatest safety margin and independence. A quad cane would not be sufficient, since the patient is non weight bearing on one lower extremity. The patient would not be able to be non weight with 2 straight canes.


3:45 Question: 79

Explanation: Compartment syndrome is a crush and percussion injury. Compartment syndrome injuries cause increased pressure in the surrounding tissue. This pressure compresses the supply of arterial blood of the nerve, increasing the nerve’s risk for ischemic cell damage. An example of mechanical injury is tourniquet paralysis. Stretch injuries may be caused by severe blows to a nerve and traction. An example of penetrating trauma is stab wound lacerations.


4:57 Question: 80

Explanation: A patient in supine position with the lower extremities plantar flexed and internally rotated and the upper extremities positioned in shoulder adduction, elbow flexion, and wrist flexion would best be described as exhibiting posture of decorticate rigidity. Hemiplegia would be characterized by posture that is paralyzed on one side of the body. Decerebrate rigidity is posture of the lower extremity positioned in shoulder adduction, elbow extension, forearm pronation, and wrist flexion. Spasticity extensor does not exist.


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