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Current Topics in Upper Limb Loss and Difference: Bilateral Upper Limb Loss

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1.  What additional early considerations should OT’s focus on with someone missing both arms?
  1. Core strengthening
  2. Balance (fall recovery)
  3. Lower extremity stretching/strengthening
  4. All of the above
2.  Based on anecdotal observation and experience, there are 4 ADL’s individuals missing both arms tend to consider higher priory initially to increase their independence. Which of the below is not one of these activities?
  1. Toileting
  2. Dressing
  3. Feeding
  4. Bathing
3.  Which of the following is true when addressing prosthetic training?
  1. Training should begin with the wrist component because it is the most difficult
  2. Prosthetic training should begin with the non-dominant side
  3. Learn the use of each prosthesis components together, not independently
  4. Training should start with two handed functional skills
4.  Adaptive equipment is essential for persons missing both arms, especially prior to receiving prosthetic arms. Which of the following is a SIMPLE piece of equipment that is commonly discussed/recommended before receiving prosthetic arms?
  1. Bidet
  2. Dressing tree
  3. Universal cuff with utensil pocket for utensil or stylus
  4. Sock aid
5.  What is a dressing tree used for?
  1. Don/doff prosthetic arms
  2. Don/doff shirts, pants, socks
  3. Storing prosthetic arms overnight
  4. All of the above
6.  Which of the following is possible for someone missing both arms?
  1. Driving
  2. Lighting a match
  3. Taking a picture
  4. All of the above
7.  Which of the following would you potentially need to address when working with a female missing both arms versus a male missing both arms?
  1. Make-up
  2. Oral care
  3. Grooming
  4. Bathing
8.  Which of the following is NOT an example of a smart home adaptation?
  1. Voice command that controls music/tv
  2. Controlling the thermostat with an app
  3. Ability to lock/unlock doors with voice or a phone app
  4. Rocker light switch
9.  To learn more about working with individuals missing both arms, you can:
  1. Attend a future Skills for Life workshop event
  2. Get involved in Enhancing Skills for Life
  3. Search Google/YouTube
  4. All of the above
10.  What body part is not recommended for long term use as a substitute for UE loss?
  1. Teeth
  2. Toes
  3. Residual limb
  4. Knees

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