Chapter 12, Problem 2MC

Please respond and number the correct one for each one. 1. True or False A Volleyball player presents with acute low back spasms which are causing a decrease in joint motion in their lumbar spine. Mechanical traction is an appropriate treatment option. 2. True or False Therapeutic laser will not penetrate as deep individuals with dark skin pigmentation. 3. Which is not considered an important parameter to document when using LLLT. a. time b. dose c. output power d. duty cycle 4. True or False One of criteria for a device to be labeled as LLLT is that it does not raise tissue temperature. 5. All of the following have been reported as physiological effects of LLLT EXCEPT a. wound healing b. provides deep heat c. decreases pain d. increases microcirculation 6. Why is it recommended to apply ice to the area prior to using LLLT? a. decrease pain b. increase blood flow to enhance absorption of the light c. cause vasodilation to promote absorption of the light d. decrease blood flow so only…

6. For a suspected forearm fracture, all of the following are appropriate first aid interventions except: a) Immobilizing the joints of the arm above and below the suspected fracture b) Elevate the arm if it does not cause increased pain c) Secure the splint snugly, but not tightly\ d) Use the shortest splint possible to prevent immobilization of the joints above and below the suspected fracture 7. The first step to take when attempting to help a person who has sustained an animal bite is to: a) Put a pressure dressing on the wound to control bleeding b) Clean the wound thoroughly to prevent infection c) Make sure the scene is safe d) Attempt to catch the animal 8. If the victim has evidence of a head injury, you must also be suspicious of the possibility of: a) Drug overdose b) Heat exhaustion c) Spinal injury d) Hypothermia 9. Shock can happen as a result of prolonged bleeding. a) True b) False 10. Your coworker has accidentally cut his…

7. The nurse is conducting health screening for osteoporosis. Which client is at greatest risk for developing this disorder? Don't copy Question 21 options:a)  A sedentary 65-year-old woman who smokes b)  A 70-year-old man who consumes excess alcohol c)  A 25-year-old woman who runs d)  A 36-year-old man who has asthma