As per the rule of nines, 27% of total body surface area for burned tissue in the adult is reserved for both the anterior and posterior portions of the trunk.

Signs of sensory loss, weakness, clumsiness in hands and foot drop are associated with:

Upon reading a patient’s medical chart, you learn that they have been diagnosed with scleroderma. You will conclude that the patient has an:

Which of the following activities during a dressing session is NOT RECOMMENDED two weeks following a CABG (coronary artery bypass grafting) procedure?

Partial-thickness burns produce blisters and are painful.

Right-sided congestive heart failure will cause blood to back up in the pulmonary circulation. This statement is:

EXTRA CREDIT: Recommend one OT intervention each for any 5 conditions of your choice. You may select any condition from the respiratory, cardiac and nervous system except for the ones that are already included on the test — i.e., Myocardial infarction, ALS, CVA, Cervical Spinal cord injury, Post-polio syndrome. Provide a brief rationale and use examples to support your response. 

Which stage of pressure ulcer is described below: Full thickness skin loss involving damage to, or necrosis of, subcutaneous tissue that may extend down to, but not through, underlying fascia.

Spinal stenosis is often associated with

Sensory techniques that increase proprioceptive input such as playing with stretchy clay, creative artwork, and bean bags are recommended for the treatment of: