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1. Rehabilitation nursing models and theories (6%)
2. Functional health patterns (theories, physiology, assessment, standards of care, and interventions in individuals with injury, chronic illness, and disability across the lifespan) (58%)
3. The function of the rehabilitation team and community reintegration (13%)
4. Legislative, economic, ethical, and legal issues (23%).

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Domain I: Rehabilitation Nursing Models and Theories (6%)
Task 1: Incorporate evidence-based practice, models, and theories into patient-centered care.
Knowledge of:
a. Evidence-based practice
b. Nursing theories and models significant to rehabilitation (e.g., King, Rogers, Neuman, Orem)
c. Nursing process (i.e., assessment, diagnosis, outcomes identification, planning, implementation, evaluation)
d. Rehabilitation standards and scope of practice
e. Related theories and models (e.g., developmental, behavioral, cognitive, moral, personality, caregiver development and function)
f. Patient-centered care Skill in:
a. Applying nursing models and theories
b. Applying rehabilitation scope of practice
c. Applying the nursing process
d. Incorporating evidence-based practice
Domain II: Functional Health Patterns (theories, physiology, assessment, standards of care, and interventions in individuals with injury, chronic illness, and disability across the lifespan) (58%)
Task 1: Apply the nursing process to optimize the restoration and preservation of the individual's health and wellbeing.
Knowledge of:
a. Physiology and management of health, injury, acute and chronic illness, and adaptability
b. Pharmacology
c. Rehabilitation standards and scope of practice
d. Technology (e.g., smart devices, internet sources, personal response devices, and telehealth)
e. Alterations in sexual function and reproduction
Skill in:
a. Assessing health status and health practices
b. Teaching interventions to manage health and wellness
c. Using rehabilitation standards and scope of practice
d. Using technology
e. Assessing goals related to sexuality and reproduction
f. Teaching interventions and technology related to sexuality and reproduction (e.g., body positioning,
mirrors, adaptive equipment, medication)
Task 2: Apply the nursing process to promote optimal nutrition.
Knowledge of:
a. Adaptive equipment and feeding techniques (e.g., modified utensils, scoop plates, positioning)
b. Anatomy and physiology related to nutritional and metabolic patterns (e.g., endocrine, obesity,
swallowing)
c. Diagnostic testing
d. Diet types (e.g., cardiac, diabetic, renal, dysphagia)
e. Fluid and electrolyte balance
f. Nutritional requirements
g. Skin integrity (e.g., Braden scale, pressure ulcer staging)
h. Pharmacology (e.g., anticholinergics, opioids, antidepressants)
i. Safety concerns and interventions (e.g., swallowing, positioning, food textures, fluid consistency)
Skill in:
a. Assessing nutritional and metabolic patterns (e.g., nutritional intake, fluid volume deficits, skin
integrity, metabolic functions, feeding and swallowing)
b. Implementing and evaluating interventions for nutrition
c. Implementing and evaluating interventions for skin integrity (e.g., skin assessment, pressure relief,
moisture reduction, nutrition and hydration)
d. Teaching interventions for swallowing deficits
e. Using adaptive equipment
Task 3: Apply the nursing process to optimize the individual's elimination patterns.
Knowledge of:
a. Anatomy and physiology of altered bowel and bladder function
b. Bladder and bowel adaptive equipment and technology (e.g., bladder scan, types of catheters,
suppository inserter)
c. Bladder and bowel training (e.g., scheduled self -catheterization, timed voiding, elimination
programs)
d. Pharmacologic and non-pharmacological interventions
Skill in:
a. Assessing elimination patterns (e.g., elimination diary, patients history)
b. Implementing and evaluating interventions for bladder and bowel management (e.g., nutrition,
exercise, pharmacological, adaptive equipment)
c. Teaching interventions to prevent complications (e.g., constipation, urinary tract infections,
autonomic dysreflexia)
d. Providing patient and caregiver education related to bowel and bladder management
e. Using adaptive equipment and technology
Task 4: Apply the nursing process to optimize the individuals highest level of functional ability.
Knowledge of:
a. Anatomy, physiology, and interventions related to musculoskeletal, respiratory, cardiovascular, and
neurological function
b. Assistive devices and technology (e.g., mobility aids, orthostatic devices, orthotic devices)
c. Clinical signs of sensorimotor deficits
d. Activity tolerance and energy conservation
e. Pharmacology (e.g., antispasmodics, vasopressors, analgesics)
f. Safety concerns (e.g., falls, burns, skin integrity, infection prevention)
g. Self-care activities (e.g., activities of daily living, instrumental activities of daily living)
Skill in:
a. Assessing and implementing interventions to prevent musculoskeletal, respiratory, cardiovascular,
and neurological complications (e.g., motor and sensory impairments, contractures, heterotrophic
ossification, aspiration, pain)
b. Assessing, implementing, and evaluating interventions for self-care ability and mobility
c. Implementing safety interventions (e.g., sitters, reorientation, environment, redirection, nonbehavioral restraints)
d. Using technology (e.g., mobility aids, pressure relief devices, informatics, assistive software)
e. Teaching interventions to prevent complications of immobility (e.g., skin integrity, DVT prevention)
Task 5: Apply the nursing process to optimize the individual's sleep and rest patterns.
Knowledge in:
a. Factors affecting sleep and rest (e.g., diet, sleep habits, alcohol, pain, environment)
b. Pharmacology
c. Physiology of sleep and rest cycles
d. Technology
Skill in:
a. Assessing sleep and rest patterns
b. Evaluating effectiveness of sleep and rest interventions
c. Teaching interventions and strategies to promote sleep and rest (e.g., energy conversation,
environmental modifications)
d. Using technology (e.g., sleep study, CPAP, BiPAP, relaxation technology)
Task 6: Apply the nursing process to optimize the individual's neurological function.
Knowledge of:
a. Measurement tools (e.g., Rancho Los Amigos, Glasgow, Mini Mental State Examination, ASIA, pain
analog scales)
b. Neuroanatomy and physiology (e.g., cognition, judgment, sensation, perception)
c. Pain (e.g., receptors, acute, chronic, theories)
d. Pharmacology
e. Safety concerns (e.g., seizure precautions, fall precautions, impaired judgment)
f. Technology
Skill in:
a. Assessing cognition, perception, sensation, apraxia, perseveration, and pain
b. Implementing and evaluating strategies for safety (e.g., personal response devices, alarms, helmets,
padding)
c. Teaching strategies for neurological deficits
d. Teaching strategies for pain and comfort management (e.g., pharmacological, non-pharmacological)
e. Using technology (e.g., TENS unit, baclofen pump)
f. Implementing behavioral management strategies (e.g., contracts, positive reinforcement, rule
setting)
Task 7: Apply the nursing process to promote the individuals optimal psychosocial patterns and holistic wellbeing.
Knowledge of:
a. Individual roles and relationships (e.g., cultural, environmental, societal, familial, gender, age)
b. Role alterations
c. Psychosocial disorders (e.g., substance abuse, anxiety, depression, bipolar, PTSD, psychosis)
d. Theories (e.g., self-concept, role, relationship, interaction, developmental, human behaviors)
e. Traditional and alternative modalities (e.g., medications, healing touch, botanicals)
f. Cultural competence
Skill in:
a. Assessing and promoting self-efficacy, self-care, and self-concept
b. Accessing supportive team resources and services (e.g., psychologist, clergy, peer support,
community support)
c. Promoting strategies to cope with role and relationship changes (e.g., individual and caregiver
counseling, peer support, education)
d. Including the individual and caregiver in the plan of care
e. Incorporating cultural and spiritual values
f. Promoting positive interaction among individual and caregivers
g. Evaluating the effects of values, belief systems, and spirituality of the individual
Task 8: Apply the nursing process to optimize coping and stress management skills of the individual and
caregivers.
Knowledge of:
a. Community resources (e.g., face-to-face support groups, internet, respite care, clergy)
b. Coping and stress management strategies for individuals and support systems
c. Cultural competence
d. Physiology of the stress response
e. Safety concerns regarding harm to self and others
f. Technology for self-management
g. Theories (e.g., developmental, coping, stress, grief and loss, self-esteem, self-concept)
h. Types of stress and stressors
i. Stages of grief and loss
Skill in:
a. Assessing potential for harm to self and others
b. Assessing the ability to cope and manage stress
c. Facilitating appropriate referrals
d. Implementing and evaluating strategies to reduce stress and Strengthen coping (e.g., biofeedback,
cognitive behavioral therapy, complementary alternative medicine, pharmacology)
e. Using therapeutic communication
Task 9: Apply the nursing process to optimize the individual's ability to communicate effectively.
Knowledge of:
a. Anatomy and physiology (e.g., cognition, comprehension, sensory deficits)
b. Communication techniques (e.g., active listening, anger management, reflection)
c. Cultural competence
d. Developmental factors
e. Linguistic deficits (e.g., aphasia, dysarthria, language barriers)
f. Assistive technology and adaptive equipment
Skill in:
a. Assessing comprehension and communication (e.g., oral, written, auditory, visual)
b. Implementing and evaluating communication interventions
c. Involving and educating support systems
d. Using assistive technology and adaptive equipment
e. Using communication techniques
Domain III: The Function of the Rehabilitation Team and Community Reintegration (13%)
Task 1: Collaborate with the interdisciplinary/interprofessional team to achieve patient-centered goals.
Knowledge of:
a. Goal setting and expected outcomes (e.g., SMART goals, functional independence measures [FIM],
WeeFIM)
b. Types of healthcare teams (e.g., interdisciplinary/
interprofessional, multidisciplinary, transdisciplinary)
c. Rehabilitation philosophy and definition
d. Roles and responsibilities of team members
e. Theory (e.g., change, leadership, communication, team function, organizational)
Skill in:
a. Advocating for inclusion of appropriate team members
b. Applying appropriate theories (e.g., change, leadership, communication, team function,
organizational)
c. Communicating and collaborating with the interdisciplinary/
interprofessional team
d. Developing and documenting plans of care to attain patient-centered goals
Task 2: Apply the nursing process to promote the individual's community reintegration.
Knowledge of:
a. Technology and adaptive equipment (e.g., electronic hand-held devices, electrical simulation, service
animals, equipment to support activities of daily living)
b. Community resources (e.g., housing, transportation, community support systems, social services,
recreation, CPS, APS)
c. Personal resources (e.g., financial, caregiver support systems, caregivers, spiritual, cultural)
d. Professional resources (e.g., psychologist, neurologist, clergy, teacher, case manager, vocational
rehabilitation counselor, home health, outpatient therapy)
e. Teaching and learning strategies for self-advocacy
Skill in:
a. Accessing community resources
b. Assessing readiness for discharge
c. Assessing barriers to community reintegration
d. Evaluating outcomes and adjusting goals (e.g., interdisciplinary/interprofessional team and patientcentered)
e. Identifying financial barriers and providing appropriate resources
f. Initiating referrals
g. Participating in team and patient caregiver conferences
h. Planning discharge (e.g., home visits, caregiver teaching)
i. Teaching health and wellness maintenance
j. Teaching life skills
k. Using adaptive equipment and technology (e.g., voice activated call systems, computer supported
prosthetics)
Domain IV: Legislative, Economic, Ethical, and Legal Issues (23%)
Task 1: Integrate legislation and regulations to guide management of care.
Knowledge of:
a. Agencies related to regulatory, disability, and rehabilitation (e.g., CARF, The Joint Commission, APS,
CPS, CMS, SSA, OSHA)
b. Specific legislation related to disability and rehabilitation (e.g., Medicare, Medicaid, ADA,
rehabilitation acts, HIPAA, Affordable Care Act, workers compensation, IDEA, Vocational, IMPACT
Act)
Skill in:
a. Accessing, interpreting, and applying legal, regulatory, and accreditation information
b. Using assessment, measurement, and reporting tools (e.g., functional independence measures [FIM],
patient satisfaction, IRF-PAI)
Task 2: Use the nursing process to deliver cost effective patient-centered care.
Knowledge of:
a. Clinical practice guidelines
b. Community and public resources
c. Insurance and reimbursement (e.g., PPS, workers compensation)
d. Regulatory agency audit process
e. Staffing patterns and policies
f. Utilization review processes
Skill in:
a. Analyzing quality and utilization data
b. Collaborating with private, community, and public resources
c. Incorporating clinical practice guidelines
d. Managing current and projected resources in a cost effective manner
Task 3: Integrate ethical considerations and legal obligations that affect nursing practice.
Knowledge of:
a. Ethical theories and resources (e.g., deontology, ombudsperson, ethics committee)
b. Legal implications of healthcare related policies and documents (e.g., HIPAA, advance directives,
powers of attorney, POLST/MOLST, informed consent)
Skill in:
a. Advocating for the individual
b. Documenting services provided
c. Identifying appropriate resources to assist with legal documents
d. Implementing strategies to resolve ethical dilemmas
e. Applying ethics in the delivery of care
Task 4: Integrate quality and safety in patient-centered care.
Knowledge of:
a. Quality measurement and performance improvement processes (e.g., Agency for Healthcare
Research and Quality; Institute of Medicine; National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators)
b. Models and tools used in process improvement (e.g., Plan, Do, Check, Act; Six Sigma; Lean approach)
c. Federal quality measurement efforts
d. Reporting requirements (e.g., infection rates, healthcare acquired pressure injury, sentinel events,
discharge to community, readmission rates)
Skill in:
a. Assessing safety risks
b. Minimizing safety risk factors
c. Implementing safety prevention measures
d. Utilizing assessment, measurement, and reporting tools (e.g., functional independence
measurement; patient satisfaction)
e. Incorporating standards of professional performance

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Question: 1866
According to King's Theory, which of the following strategies would best facilitate patient goal attainment in rehabilitation?
1. Minimizing patient involvement in care planning
2. Establishing clear communication channels between nurse and patient
3. Focusing exclusively on medical treatment
4. Limiting family participation in care decisions
Answer: B
Explanation: Establishing clear communication channels between nurse and patient is critical in King's Theory for facilitating collaborative goal attainment in rehabilitation.
Question: 1867
In assessing a patient with a tracheostomy for swallowing difficulties, which sign would most likely indicate aspiration?
1. Increased respiratory rate and coughing
2. Bright red blood in the saliva
3. Clear, thin secretions from the tracheostomy
4. Normal oxygen saturation levels
Answer: A
Explanation: An increased respiratory rate and coughing during or after eating may indicate aspiration into the airway.
Question: 1868
A 32-year-old patient with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is in the Rancho Los Amigos Level V (Confused, Inappropriate) stage. The patient becomes agitated when asked to perform self-care tasks. Which nursing interventions are most appropriate to manage this agitation?
1. Use short, simple commands and repeat them consistently
2. Restrain the patient during self-care tasks to ensure compliance
3. Provide a quiet environment with minimal sensory stimulation
4. Administer a PRN sedative medication during self-care activities
Answer: A, C
Explanation: Using short, simple commands and repeating them consistently aligns with the patient's cognitive level at Rancho Level V, reducing confusion and agitation. Providing a quiet environment with minimal sensory stimulation helps prevent sensory overload, which can exacerbate agitation in TBI patients. Restraining the patient during self-care tasks is inappropriate, as it may increase agitation and violate principles of least restrictive care. Administering a PRN sedative medication during self-care activities should be avoided unless medically necessary, as it may impair cognitive recovery and is not a first-line intervention for agitation in TBI.
Question: 1869
A nurse is evaluating the effectiveness of a rehabilitation program by analyzing quality and utilization data. Which of the following metrics would be most relevant to determine patient satisfaction and program efficacy within a rehabilitation setting?
1. Length of stay in the facility
2. Readmission rates within 30 days
3. Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs)
4. Staff turnover rates
Answer: C
Explanation: Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) directly reflect the patients' perspectives on their health status and satisfaction with the rehabilitation process, making them crucial for evaluating program efficacy.
Question: 1870
A nurse is caring for a patient with a accurate stroke who has developed dysphagia. Which intervention is essential to implement during meal times?
1. Provide a diet high in fiber to prevent constipation
2. Offer thin liquids to encourage hydration
3. Position the patient upright at a 90-degree angle while eating
4. Encourage the patient to speak while swallowing
Answer: C
Explanation: Positioning the patient upright minimizes the risk of aspiration and supports safer swallowing during meals, crucial for patients with dysphagia.
Question: 1871
A patient with chronic pain is being considered for a trial of a new analgesic. What is a crucial aspect of patient history that should be assessed before starting therapy?
1. History of allergies
2. Previous use of over-the-counter pain medications
3. Current use of herbal supplements
4. All of the above
Answer: D
Explanation: All of these aspects are important to assess, as they can influence the safety and efficacy of the new analgesic, including potential drug interactions and contraindications.
Question: 1872
Which dietary modification is most beneficial for preventing constipation in patients with spinal cord injuries?
1. High-fat diet
2. Low-fiber diet
3. Increased intake of fruits and vegetables
4. High protein diet
Answer: C
Explanation: Increasing the intake of fruits and vegetables, which are high in dietary fiber, helps promote regular bowel movements and prevent constipation, particularly important for individuals with spinal cord injuries who may have reduced bowel motility.
Question: 1873
When considering the use of healing touch therapy in rehabilitation settings, which of the following statements best describes its intended effects on patients?
1. Healing touch is solely a physical intervention that does not affect emotional well-being.
2. Healing touch may enhance relaxation and promote a sense of peace, aiding in overall recovery.
3. Healing touch is ineffective unless combined with pharmacological treatments.
4. Healing touch should only be used in acute care settings.
Answer: B
Explanation: Healing touch is intended to enhance relaxation and emotional well-being, contributing positively to the overall recovery process in rehabilitation settings.
Question: 1874
In quality improvement processes, which tool is most appropriate for identifying the root cause of a problem in patient care?
1. Fishbone diagram
2. Control chart
3. Histogram
4. Scatter plot
Answer: A
Explanation: A Fishbone diagram, also known as an Ishikawa diagram, is used to identify the root causes of problems in patient care by visually mapping out potential factors contributing to an issue.
Question: 1875
When considering fluid consistency for a patient with dysphagia, which of the following is the most appropriate choice to facilitate safe swallowing and prevent aspiration?
1. Thin liquids
2. Nectar-thick liquids
3. Regular soda
4. Thin broth
Answer: B
Explanation: Nectar-thick liquids are easier for patients with dysphagia to manage compared to thin liquids, as they flow more slowly and are less likely to cause aspiration.
Question: 1876
Mr. Harris, a 40-year-old with a L1 SCI, uses a manual wheelchair and performs independent transfers. During a clinic visit, he reports shoulder pain (VAS 6/10) during propulsion, worse on inclines. His shoulder MRI shows rotator cuff tendinitis. Which of the following interventions are most appropriate?
1. Initiate physical therapy for rotator cuff strengthening
2. Recommend a power wheelchair for all mobility
3. Teach proper wheelchair propulsion techniques
4. Prescribe ibuprofen 800 mg TID for 2 weeks
Answer: A, C, D
Explanation: Rotator cuff strengthening improves shoulder stability. Proper propulsion techniques reduce joint stress. Ibuprofen addresses inflammation and pain. A power wheelchair is premature, as he is independent with a manual chair.
Question: 1877
The National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR) plays a crucial role in research. Which of the following best describes its primary mission?
1. To fund rehabilitation facilities
2. To promote independent living for individuals with disabilities
3. To provide direct rehabilitation services
4. To regulate rehabilitation programs
Answer: B
Explanation: NIDILRR focuses on research and development to promote independent living and Strengthen the quality of life for individuals with disabilities.
Question: 1878
When developing a patient-centered plan for implementing assistive technology, which of the following should be prioritized?
1. The latest technology available on the market
2. The specific needs and preferences of the patient
3. Recommendations from healthcare providers
4. The potential for insurance reimbursement
Answer: B
Explanation: Prioritizing the specific needs and preferences of the patient ensures that the assistive technology is suitable and enhances their rehabilitation experience effectively.
Question: 1879
A 40-year-old patient with Guillain-Barr� syndrome is in the recovery phase and exhibits residual weakness in the lower extremities. The nurse is applying the Functional Health Patterns model to promote optimal mobility. Which interventions should be included?
1. Collaborate with physical therapy for a progressive ambulation program.
2. Administer intravenous immunoglobulin to enhance recovery.
3. Teach the patient to use a walker for safe ambulation.
4. Monitor for signs of respiratory distress during activity.
Answer: A, C, D
Explanation: Collaborating with physical therapy for a progressive ambulation program supports mobility restoration. Teaching walker use enhances safety during ambulation. Monitoring for respiratory distress is critical, as Guillain-Barr� can affect respiratory muscles. Intravenous immunoglobulin is typically used in the acute phase, not rehabilitation, and is not a nursing intervention for mobility.
In evaluating the effectiveness of rehabilitation interventions, which of the following is the most appropriate method for measuring progress towards established goals?
1. Relying only on subjective patient feedback about their experiences.
2. Using standardized assessment tools to track functional outcomes over time.
3. Evaluating progress based solely on the completion of prescribed tasks.
4. Observing the patient in isolation without input from the healthcare team.
Answer: B
Explanation: Standardized assessment tools provide objective measures of functional outcomes, allowing for accurate evaluation of progress towards rehabilitation goals.
Question: 1881
According to Neuman's Systems Model, what type of intervention would be classified as a primary prevention strategy for a patient in a rehabilitation setting?
1. Providing medication to manage symptoms
2. Teaching stress management techniques
3. Conducting a comprehensive assessment
4. Creating a discharge plan
Answer: B
Explanation: Teaching stress management techniques is a primary prevention strategy that helps patients cope with stressors, which is vital in rehabilitation.
Question: 1882
A patient with end-stage heart failure has been fitted with a left ventricular assist device (LVAD). Which of the following nursing interventions is most essential for this patient?
1. Regularly assessing the patient's respiratory rate and effort.
2. Ensuring the patient adheres to a strict fluid intake restriction.
3. Educating the patient on battery management and emergency protocols.
4. Monitoring the patient's weight daily to assess fluid retention.
Answer: C
Explanation: Educating the patient on battery management and emergency protocols is essential because proper functioning of the LVAD is critical for the patient's survival, and patients need to be prepared for any potential device failure.
In a patient with neuropathic pain, which of the following medications would most likely be considered first-line treatment?
1. Gabapentin
2. Acetaminophen
3. Ibuprofen
4. Tramadol
Answer: A
Explanation: Gabapentin is commonly used as a first-line treatment for neuropathic pain due to its mechanism of action targeting nerve pain pathways.
Question: 1884
Which professional resource is essential for addressing educational needs and strategies for a child with developmental delays in a rehabilitation setting?
1. Teacher
2. Psychologist
3. Neurologist
4. Vocational rehabilitation counselor
Answer: A
Explanation: Teachers are crucial in developing and implementing educational strategies tailored to the child's developmental needs, especially in rehabilitation contexts.
Question: 1885
Mr. Young, a 49-year-old male with a C6 spinal cord injury, is 5 months post-injury and uses a power wheelchair. He reports recurrent pressure ulcers on his ischial tuberosities despite a pressure-relieving cushion. His Braden Scale score is 10, indicating high risk. Which interventions should the nurse implement to prevent ulcer recurrence?
1. Teach pressure relief techniques every 15�30 minutes
2. Consult a wound specialist for advanced dressing options
3. Recommend a bariatric wheelchair to reduce pressure
4. Assess nutritional status with serum prealbumin levels
Answer: A, D
Explanation: Teaching pressure relief techniques every 30 minutes reduces prolonged pressure on vulnerable areas. Assessing nutritional status with serum prealbumin identifies deficiencies impacting
healing. Consulting a wound specialist for advanced dressings is not typically a direct nursing intervention and requires a referral to a physician. Recommending a bariatric wheelchair is inappropriate without evidence of obesity-related issues.
Question: 1886
Which of the following describes a key element of patient-centered care that emphasizes understanding the patient's unique experiences and preferences to tailor interventions effectively?
1. Standardized treatment protocols
2. One-size-fits-all approach
3. Individualized care planning
4. Focus on institutional policies
Answer: C
Explanation: Individualized care planning is essential in patient-centered care, allowing healthcare providers to create tailored interventions that consider each patient's unique experiences, preferences, and goals, ultimately enhancing their rehabilitation outcomes.
Question: 1887
A 72-year-old patient with a cognitive impairment struggles with processing auditory information in noisy environments. Which assistive technology would be most effective in enhancing the patient's communication in such settings?
1. Noise-canceling headphones
2. Hearing aids with noise reduction features
3. A communication book with visual supports
4. A smartphone app for speech-to-text
Answer: B
Explanation: Hearing aids with noise reduction features can help the patient better process auditory information, particularly in distracting environments.
Question: 1888
In assessing a patient who shows signs of awareness and can follow simple commands but is still unable to communicate effectively or engage with their surroundings, which Rancho Los Amigos level is appropriate?
1. Rancho II
2. Rancho III
3. Rancho IV
4. Rancho I
Answer: B
Explanation: Rancho III reflects a level where the patient shows awareness and can follow commands but has limited communication and engagement with their environment.
Question: 1889
Documenting services provided to patients is essential for various reasons. Which of the following is a primary purpose of accurate documentation in healthcare?
1. To fulfill regulatory requirements only.
2. To provide a legal record of care that can be used in disputes.
3. To limit patient access to their medical information.
4. To create a narrative of care that is only shared with the healthcare team.
Answer: B
Explanation: Accurate documentation serves as a legal record of patient care, which can be critical in disputes and ensuring continuity of care.
Question: 1890
A 50-year-old male with Parkinson's disease is admitted to the rehabilitation unit with a decline in functional mobility. His Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS) score has increased from 30 to 45 over the past 6 months. Using the Rehabilitation Team and Community Reintegration domain, which interventions should the nurse coordinate?
1. Collaborate with physical therapy to optimize gait training
2. Recommend a permanent nursing home placement
3. Refer to occupational therapy for adaptive equipment assessment
4. Schedule a follow-up with a neurologist for medication adjustment
Answer: A, C, D
Explanation: Collaborating with physical therapy to optimize gait training addresses the patient's mobility decline, a key focus of rehabilitation team efforts. Referring to occupational therapy for adaptive equipment assessment supports functional independence in daily activities. Scheduling a follow-up with a neurologist for medication adjustment is essential to manage disease progression, as indicated by the increased UPDRS score. Recommending permanent nursing home placement is premature and does not align with the goal of community reintegration unless all other options are exhausted.
Question: 1891
Which of the following scales is most appropriate for assessing the level of consciousness in patients
with traumatic brain injury?
1. Mini Mental State Examination
2. Rancho Los Amigos Scale
3. Glasgow Coma Scale
4. ASIA Scale
Answer: C
Explanation: The Glasgow Coma Scale is specifically designed to assess consciousness levels in patients with brain injuries, providing a reliable measure of their neurological status.
Question: 1892
When assessing caregiver support systems, which factor is most likely to predict the long-term effectiveness of these systems in providing care to individuals with chronic illnesses?
1. The financial stability of the caregiver
2. The emotional resilience of the caregiver
3. The geographical proximity of family members
4. The availability of respite services
Answer: B
Explanation: Emotional resilience is crucial for caregivers as it helps them cope with stress and challenges over time, thereby enhancing the quality and sustainability of care provided.
Question: 1893
A 65-year-old male with a T10 spinal cord injury is experiencing neurogenic bladder dysfunction. His urodynamic study shows detrusor overactivity. Which of the following medications and monitoring parameters should the nurse anticipate?
1. Oxybutynin - Monitor for anticholinergic side effects.
2. Bethanechol - Monitor for increased bladder contractility.
3. Tamsulosin - Monitor for orthostatic hypotension.
4. Finasteride - Monitor for reduced prostate size.
Answer: A
Explanation: Detrusor overactivity in neurogenic bladder is managed with anticholinergic medications like oxybutynin, which reduce bladder spasms. Monitoring for anticholinergic side effects (e.g., dry mouth, constipation) is essential. Bethanechol increases bladder contractility, which is contraindicated. Tamsulosin and finasteride are used for benign prostatic hyperplasia, not detrusor overactivity.
Question: 1894
To effectively address coping strategies in rehabilitation, which approach should nurses prioritize when working with patients from diverse cultural backgrounds?
1. Imposing their own cultural values and beliefs.
2. Understanding and integrating patients' cultural beliefs into their care plans.
3. Avoiding discussions about cultural differences altogether.
4. Encouraging patients to adopt mainstream coping strategies exclusively.
Answer: B
Explanation: Understanding and integrating patients' cultural beliefs into their care plans helps ensure that coping strategies are relevant and effective, promoting better rehabilitation outcomes.
Question: 1895
Which type of catheter is most appropriate for a patient requiring intermittent catheterization, and what is the key advantage of this choice?
1. Indwelling catheter; lower risk of blockage
2. Straight catheter; ease of insertion
3. Coude catheter; better for difficult anatomy
4. Condom catheter; non-invasive
Answer: B
Explanation: A straight catheter is used for intermittent catheterization due to its ease of insertion and removal, promoting independence while minimizing infection risks compared to indwelling options.

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