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Orthotic & Prosthetic Devices Chapter Exam
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Question 1 1. A large area where splints are necessary are for patients that have sustained a burn injury. Which of the following is a type of splint commonly used for such a condition?
Question 2 2. A cone splint or spasticity splint will most commonly be used for _____.
Question 3 3. There are four different reasons a splint may be put into use for a client, select which option is NOT correct.
Question 4 4. The condition called de Quervain tenosynovitis calls for which type of splinting?
Question 5 5. Guillain-Barre Syndrome is an aliment that calls for splinting, which type of splint is used?
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Question 6 6. _____ is the formal name for devices applied to the outside of the body to help with structural and functional problems with the body.
Question 7 7. What is carpal tunnel syndrome?
Question 8 8. Which of the following is NOT an example of an orthosis?
Question 9 9. What does the abbreviation HKAFO stand for in orthotics?
Question 10 10. Devices that assist a person with walking are classified as _____ devices.
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Question 11 11. Name three materials that splints can be made of.
Question 12 12. Splints are used to stabilize, _____, and control the affected area of the body.
Question 13 13. What is a prefabricated splint?
Question 14 14. What type of conditions warrant the use of a splint?
Question 15 15. What is a custom fabricated splint?
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Question 16
16.
Limb prostheses DO NOT help people:
I. Live independently
II. See better
III. Maximize their mobility
Question 17 17. A person with a prosthetic device may need the help of a(n) _____ to figure out how best to use their prosthetic.
Question 18 18. Which of the following is an intra-oral prosthetic?
Question 19
19.
A prosthetic device helps to:
I. Replace a missing body part
II. Correct the (physical or physiological) function of a body part
III. Support a body part
Question 20 20. Which of the following prosthetic devices corrects the physiological function of a body part instead of replacing it?
Orthotic & Prosthetic Devices Chapter Exam Instructions
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