_____ is most commonly attributed to atherosclerosis, a buildup of fatty, fibrous plaque in the coronary arteries that can progressively narrow the vessels over time and occlude blood supply to the heart muscle, increasing the risk of significant health related issues.

Your new client, Ms. Dorris, is anxious about her newly diagnosed COPD. She has not sought medical attention prior to this time and simply sat down whenever she was fatigued. You have completed your evaluation. What would you do in your first treatment session?   Your rationale for this choice is:

What symptoms MOST commonly occur with CHF?

Your client was diagnosed with an acute exacerbation of COPD. You are working with her in the acute care setting. She is unable to tolerate grooming tasks (brushing teeth, washing face) while standing at the sink. What is a good alternative while still addressing these skills?

The cliff of good health is used to describe

Which of the following statements regarding angina is NOT correct?

Which is a non-modifiable risk factor of heart disease?

Commonly referred to as a heart attack, acute ________ is the irreversible damage to heart muscle as a result of coronary artery obstruction or prolonged lack of oxygen to cardiac tissue.

Why is interdisciplinary collaboration critical for discharge planning?

________: A process of passive, active, and progressive movement during critical illness to counter the effects of sedation and immobility that may lead to neurocognitive deficits and physical debilitation. It may be performed by any member of the interdisciplinary team, including OTs.