As Compared with Unilateral Amputation,a Major Difference in the Rehabilitation

question 6

Multiple Choice

As compared with unilateral amputation,a major difference in the rehabilitation plan for a patient with bilateral amputations includes

• A)the availability of a wheelchair on a permanent basis.
• B)no use of temporary prosthesis.
• C)required use of rigid dressings in all cases.
• D)no prone positioning during exercise programs.

Distinguish between primary and secondary osteoporosis.

Recognize the age at which peak bone mass occurs in women.

Identify factors influencing bone formation after the age of 35.

Recognize modifiable risk factors for developing osteoporosis.

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