How Should the Therapist Examine a Patient's Limits of Stability

question 29

Multiple Choice

How should the therapist examine a patient's limits of stability in a standing position?

• A)Ask the patient to reach as far as he can until he begins to fall.
• B)Gently push on the patient's sternum and observe the reaction.
• C)Observe postural sway with the patient standing against a grid.
• D)Watch the patient attempt to reach with feet in a tandem position.

Determine the shape of distributions and understand the significance of central tendency measures and variability within a dataset.

Calculate the coefficient of correlation from given data and understand its significance.

Understand the properties of the coefficient of correlation (r) and its range.

Analyze the relationship between covariance, the coefficient of correlation (r), and the strength and direction of linear relationships.

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