If, After a Stroke, a Patient Is Slurring Words and Has

question 113

Multiple Choice

If, after a stroke, a patient is slurring words and has no balance, what two specialists should treat him?

• A)Physiatrist and an orthopedist
• B)Speech therapist and a physical therapist
• C)Occupational therapist and an orthotist
• D)Chiropractor and a social worker
• E)Nutritionist and an orthotist

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Definitions:

Origin

Less movable attachment point of a muscle; usually the medial or proximal end of a muscle associated with the limbs; also called fixed end.

Class I Lever

A type of lever where the fulcrum is placed between the effort and the load, commonly exemplified by a seesaw.

Movable End

A term describing an object or part of a system that is free to move or be manipulated, often used in mechanical contexts.

Skeletal Muscle

A type of striated muscle tissue which is attached to bones and is responsible for the movement of the skeleton.