A patient is referred to you for an outpatient OT evaluation for shoulder pain.  As your patient walked into the clinic you observed that they held their affected extremity in a guarded position, but otherwise you did not initially identify any other outward signs of dysfunction. After completing an occupational profile, the OT should NEXT perform _______ when evaluating upper extremity function:

What would the most appropriate occupation-based intervention be used to replace an inclined, bilateral shoulder sander?

When trying to increase ROM, based on the biomechanical frame of reference, an OT may use methods to:

When measuring grip strength, the correct position of the dynamometer and the person being tested is as follows:

This quiz is over assignments 5 and 6. Be sure that you have completed these assignments before you begin this quiz. Open the Quiz 4 file below. Do all your work for the quiz on separate sheets of notebook paper in a neat and organized manner. Follow the Honorlock Policies and Procedures, as outlined in the course syllabus. Submit your work for the quiz to Gradescope before you exit the quiz in Blackboard. Once you have submitted your work into Gradescope, type “DONE” in the submission field. For quizzes, you may use your notes and homework. 0305 Quiz 4.pdf

Which composer is responsible for one of ragtime’s greatest hits, “Maple Leaf Rag”?

Consider the following continuous-time signal x(t):

(10 pts) Determine the range of a 2’s complement Q3.4 representation. (15 pts) Find the 2’s complement Q4.3 representation of the decimal number -8.3, and determine the resulting quantization error. (10 pts) Determine the decimal value of the Q3.2 2’s complement number 110101.

(10 pts) Represent the number 0.4375 in the single precision floating point format. (10 pts) Represent the number 22 in the single precision floating point format.

Consider the finite-length signals x and h given by: