CMC Mobility Assessments & Evaluations

Question 1

What is the primary goal of mobility assessments?

Accepted Answer

To identify mobility issues and develop a treatment plan

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To evaluate medical conditions only.

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To provide rehabilitation strategies.

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To assess cognitive abilities.

Question 2

Which method is commonly used to evaluate mobility in patients?

Accepted Answer

Standardized tests like TUG

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Patient interviews.

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Physical examinations only.

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Cognitive testing.

Question 3

What does the Timed Up and Go (TUG) test measure?

Accepted Answer

It measures balance and mobility

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It measures cardiovascular fitness.

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It measures cognitive abilities.

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It measures joint flexibility.

Question 4

Why is assessing fall risk important in mobility evaluations?

Accepted Answer

To develop interventions that prevent falls

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To identify the need for medical treatment.

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To improve cognitive abilities.

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To assess environmental conditions.

Question 5

What is a key factor in developing a mobility treatment plan?

Accepted Answer

Evaluating the patient’s mobility needs and functional goals

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Assessing environmental factors only.

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Focusing on cognitive abilities.

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Considering financial limitations.

Question 6

Which of the following is an important consideration when evaluating mobility in older adults?

Accepted Answer

Age-related physical changes such as muscle weakness

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Social support systems.

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Personal preferences.

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Work history.

Question 7

What is the importance of client-centered mobility goals?

Accepted Answer

To address personal preferences and functional needs

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To focus only on physical abilities.

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To prioritize clinician goals.

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To emphasize external resources.

Question 8

What role does assistive technology play in mobility evaluations?

Accepted Answer

Assistive technology can enhance mobility and independence

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Assistive technology is irrelevant to mobility evaluations.

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Assistive technology replaces the need for mobility evaluations.

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Assistive technology is only used for cognitive support.

Question 9

Why is it important to reassess mobility regularly?

Accepted Answer

Reassessing mobility ensures that treatment plans are up-to-date

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It is not necessary to reassess mobility.

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Reassessing mobility leads to project delays.

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Reassessing mobility is costly.