A physical therapist works with a patient with a transfemoral amputation on controlled fall training. The patient ambulates with a single axillary crutch. What controlled falling technique is the MOST appropriate to teach the patient in an anterior loss of balance? 1. Pull the crutch close to the body to absorb the impact 2. Discard the crutch and land on slightly flexed arms 3. Turn the body to absorb the fall on the back of the trunk and legs 4. ...
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A physical therapist works with a patient with a transfemoral amputation on controlled fall training. The patient ambulates with a single axillary crutch. What controlled falling technique is the MOST appropriate to teach the patient in an anterior loss of balance? 1. Pull the crutch close to the body to absorb the impact 2. Discard the crutch and land on slightly flexed arms 3. Turn the body to absorb the fall on the back of the trunk and legs 4. ...
A patient status post right transfemoral amputation is prescribed a standard wheelchair with recommendation for posterior rear wheel axle placement. What is the result of this positioning? 1. Decreased wheelchair rear stability 2. Decreased wheelchair rolling resistance 3. Decreased turning radius 4. Decreased ease of performing wheelies Watch the video version of this episode on YouTube - https://youtu.be/FfRviGBbeD4
Scorebuilders Q&A
A physical therapist works with a patient with a transfemoral amputation on controlled fall training. The patient ambulates with a single axillary crutch. What controlled falling technique is the MOST appropriate to teach the patient in an anterior loss of balance? 1. Pull the crutch close to the body to absorb the impact 2. Discard the crutch and land on slightly flexed arms 3. Turn the body to absorb the fall on the back of the trunk and legs 4. ...
