Therapy Assessment & Interventions
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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
Which of the following is not an example of a situation where a resident may benefit from a comprehensive therapy assessment due to the presence of a medical condition that may increase risk of falls by affecting or limiting Sensory Input?
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2. Question
Which of the following is true regarding individuals who demonstrate impairments of the Sensory Integration balance system?
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3. Question
True or False. In general, reactionary Motor Processing needs, such as unplanned balance challenges or surprising loud sounds, are more challenging and can lead to more falls and losses of balance than anticipatory (or planned) Motor Processing needs.
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Which of the following most accurately identify specific skills, abilities, and areas included in the Motor Output balance system?
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True or False. Therapy interventions may be both rehabilitative (aimed at restoring or improving specific skills & abilities) and/or habilitative (focusing on available compensatory or adaptation techniques) in nature.
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