________: 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.

Educational attainment shapes health in several ways

________ is a complex diagnosis that results from impaired structure and/or function of the ventricles. It is a chronic progressive condition that affects the heart’s ability to pump blood to the body and provide organs and tissues with necessary oxygen and nutrients.

A non-invasive means of measuring oxygen saturation levels in the blood with a small device that is usually attached to a fingertip, but can also be used on a toe or an ear: ________.

Making larger meals to freeze, letting dishes air dry, grouping task items together to minimize unnecessary searches, sliding rather than carrying items, shopping with someone who can carry grocery bags, or using grocery home delivery services, are all examples of energy conservation techniques commonly embedded into ________.

You are working with a client that loves to play the banjo and has a gig at a bluegrass festival next week. She recently had a myocardial infarction (MI) and is instructed not to exceed 3 METS, what do you recommend?

Your cardiac client’s HR drops more than 20 beats/min with therapy activity. This is:

During ________, electrical signals fire rapidly from multiple sites in both atria thereby overwhelming the ventricles, which are unable to fill and pump in a normal rhythm. As a result, an individual will experience a rapid and irregular heartbeat.

________: A disturbance in the heart’s normal rhythm resulting in a heart rate over 100 beats per minute.

Treatment for an eating disorder includes: