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Froggy Jumps 450 Formula QuizOnline version OT/rehab basics by Briana Butts 1 What concept is described by 'proximal stability leads to distal mobility'? a proximal stability leads to distal mobility b distal stability leads to proximal mobility c distal mobility leads to proximal stability 2 What is edema? a blood clot in vein b excess fluid in tissue c inflammation of joints 3 What are the stages of healing? a Injury, Repair, Recovery b Inflammation, Proliferation, Maturation c Pain, Swelling, Scarring 4 What are the 3 types of PAMS mentioned? a electrical stimulation, UV light, magnets b heat, ultrasound, paraffin c cold packs, ice massage, TENS 5 What does UD stand for in assistive tech? a Unified Device b Universal Design c User Default 6 Which deformity is described as an antideformity position splint used for edema? a Swan neck deformity b Boutonniere's deformity c Mallet finger 7 Which principle states proximal stability before distal mobility? a Proximal Stability Before Distal Mobility b Distal Mobility Before Proximal Stability c Distal Stability Before Proximal Mobility 8 What positioning rule is summarized as optimal at 90-90-90? a Optimal positioning 90-90-90 b 90-90-90 is not optimal c 90-45-45 positioning 9 In CRPS, what is the main treatment goal described? a Repair the brain-pain centers relationship b Strengthen only the affected limb c Eliminate all pain signals 10 Sensory integration refers to what? a Ignoring tactile input b Using and integrating all senses together c Isolating one sense at a time 11 Which test assesses light touch sensory status? a Dynamometer grip test b ROM test c Semmes-Weinstein monofilament test 12 DuPuytren's Contracture affects which body part? a Palmar fascia of the hand b Thenar eminence muscles c Carpal tunnel area 13 Which therapy uses visual feedback to aid pain recovery? a Hot pack therapy b Mirror therapy c Electrical stimulation 14 What phrase describes moving a nerve to aid healing? a No pain, no gain b Motion is lotion c Stability over movement 15 Which seating device provides proximal stability in therapy? a Booster seat b Wedge cushion c Corner chair 16 Which term describes an exaggerated aversion to touch? a Sensory defensiveness b Hypersensitivity only to sound c Motor apraxia

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by Briana Butts

What concept is described by 'proximal stability leads to distal mobility'?

What is edema?

What are the stages of healing?

What are the 3 types of PAMS mentioned?

What does UD stand for in assistive tech?

Which deformity is described as an antideformity position splint used for edema?

Which principle states proximal stability before distal mobility?

What positioning rule is summarized as optimal at 90-90-90?

In CRPS, what is the main treatment goal described?

Sensory integration refers to what?

Which test assesses light touch sensory status?

DuPuytren's Contracture affects which body part?

Which therapy uses visual feedback to aid pain recovery?

What phrase describes moving a nerve to aid healing?

Which seating device provides proximal stability in therapy?

Which term describes an exaggerated aversion to touch?