Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 1:

Which is not one of the 3 factors of functional capability?

A) The individual

B) The brain

C) The objective task

D) The environment where the task takes place

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 2:

What is defined as the state of observation and alertness that allows awareness of what happens in the environment?

A) Cognitive Function

B) Executive Function

C) Executive Process

D) Cognitive Ability

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 3:

In patients with Parkinson’s disease with dementia what form of exercise helps to improve attention?

A) Cardiovascular Training

B) Aerobic Exercise

C) High-Intensity Interval Training

D) Both B & C

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 4:

Which of these is not one of the 4 main types of dementia?

A) Alzheimer’s disease

B) Lewy Body dementia

C) Vascular dementia

D) Parkinson’s disease

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 5:

Which is the most common cause of dementia in older adults?

A) Alzheimer’s disease

B) Lewy Body dementia

C) Vascular dementia

D) Frontotemporal dementia

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 6:

Which type of dementia is caused by abnormal deposits of proteins and amyloid plaques throughout the brain?

A) Alzheimer’s disease

B) Lewy Body dementia

C) Vascular dementia

D) Frontotemporal dementia

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 7:

Which type of dementia is caused by a disruption of blood flow in the brain?

A) Traumatic brain injury

B) Stroke

C) Vascular dementia

D) Lewy Body dementia

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 8:

Which of the following is a symptom of a person with moderate Alzheimer’s disease?

A) Can’t communicate

B) Wandering/getting lost

C) Impulsive behavior

D) Repeating questions

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 9:

What is the average age range of a person diagnosed with Frontotemporal dementia?

A) 50-80 years old

B) 45-64 years old

C) 75-95 years old

D) 60-80 years old

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 10:

Which of these is a reversable risk factor to prevent or delay dementia?

A) Smoking

B) Vision loss

C) Falls

D) Both A and B

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 11:

It is estimated that around 3 million cases of Alzheimer’s disease could be avoided with ____% shift in a modified risk factor.

A) 50 - 75%

B) 25 - 50%

C) 10 - 25%

D) 5 - 10%

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 12:

Higher levels of physical activity were associated with an ____% reduction in the risk of dementia.

A) 18%

B) 25%

C) 50%

D) 75%

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 13:

Which of these items is not used to test mobility status on the OASIS home assessment?

A) Transferring to/from toilet

B) Transferring to/from bed to chair

C) Ambulation

D) Bathing

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 14:

What percent of those with cognitive impairment will fall annually?

A) 50%

B) 60%

C) 75%

D) 80%

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 15:

Those with cognitive impairments are more likely to have falls with injuries with 3 times the risk of hip fractures than those without cognitive impairments.

A) True

B) False

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 16:

What is the most common intervention to prevent falls in the geriatric population?

A) Cognitive therapy

B) Sleeping >8 hours/night

C) Stair training

D) Physical Exercise

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 17:

What is the high-level subcomponent of cognition that regulates process including working memory, inhibition, and cognitive flexibility?

A) Prefrontal cortex

B) Executive function

C) Memory

D) Cognitive ability

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 18:

Which is not an example of orientation to time?

A) Day

B) Month

C) Bedtime

D) Season

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 19:

What is verbally repeating a series of numbers and letters called?

A) Association

B) Concentration

C) Visual Imagery

D) Rehearsal

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 20:

Playing a card game to turn over matching cards is an example of what type of cognitive task training?

A) Association

B) Concentration

C) Visual Imagery

D) Rehearsal

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 21:

If a patient scores > _____ seconds on the Timed Up and Go Test they are at a high risk for falls.

A) 10

B) 20

C) 5

D) 14

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 22:

The 30-second-chair-stand-test is used to test which of the following?

A) Strength

B) Fatigue

C) Balance

D) Risk of Falls

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 23:

Pain is common among adults with a diagnosis of dementia.

A) True

B) False

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Therapists Role in the Treatment of Dementia and Related Diagnosis

Question 24:

Which is not an observation that can cue a clinician a patient with dementia is in pain?

A) Breathing

B) Facial Expression

C) Physiological Indicators

D) Sleeping more

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Question 25:

A similar movement strategy used from one trial to another is what type of classic motor learning technique?

A) Repetitive

B) Constant

C) Consistent

D) Blocked

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