A Physical Therapist Who Is Working in an Inpatient Rehabilitation

question 3

Multiple Choice

A physical therapist who is working in an inpatient rehabilitation setting with a patient who has suffered a stroke,resulting in right-side weakness in the upper and lower extremities,and receptive and expressive issues must consider which of the following as he/she designs the intervention process?

• A)Patient education strategies
• B)Evidenced-based procedural interventions
• C)Documentation of patients' participation level in the intervention
• D)Patient-centered plan of care,which encompasses coordination and collaboration across professionals,documentation,patient and family education,and assessment of evidenced-based procedural interventions

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Definitions:

Incentive

Something that motivates or encourages an individual to perform an action or behavior, potentially stimulating further interest or engagement.

Humanistic

Relates to an approach in psychology that emphasizes the study of the whole person and the uniqueness of each individual.

Arousal

A state of physiological and psychological activation or alertness, which can be triggered by stimuli that are perceived as exciting or challenging.

Parasympathetic

Refers to the part of the autonomic nervous system responsible for relaxation, conservation of energy, and slowing down bodily functions.