A Study Investigating the Effect of Self-Efficacy for People Dealing

question 17

Multiple Choice

A study investigating the effect of self-efficacy for people dealing with multiple sclerosis found that

• A) people with higher self-efficacy had fewer symptoms.
• B) were able to lead normal lives.
• C) were less likely to be hospitalized
• D) were more likely to engage in physical actions to promote better quality of life.

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Definitions:

Percussion

A diagnostic technique used in medicine involving the tapping on a surface to determine the underlying structure's condition by the sound produced.

Vibrates

Produces rapid motions back and forth or up and down in small movements.

Atelectasis

A condition characterized by the partial collapse of lung tissue, resulting in reduced gas exchange and possibly breathing difficulties.

Postural Drainage

A technique that uses gravity to assist in the removal of mucus from the airways of the lungs.