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Question 1. All of the following are signs/symptoms of peripheral arterial disease EXCEPT… a. Leg pain that doesn’t stop after exercising b. Toe Wounds that will not heal c. An increase in skin temperature d. Gangrene. What do you want to ask?. Question 2. Beta blockers work by…

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  1. Question 1 All of the following are signs/symptoms of peripheral arterial disease EXCEPT… a. Leg pain that doesn’t stop after exercising b. Toe Wounds that will not heal c. An increase in skin temperature d. Gangrene

  2. What do you want to ask?

  3. Question 2 • Beta blockers work by… a) decreasing heart rate and decreasing contractility b) increasing heart rate and decreasing contractility c) decreasing heart rate and increasing contractility d) increasing heart rate and increasing contractility

  4. What do you want to measure? Why?

  5. Question 3 Which contracture would be unlikely in an AKA? a) hip flexion b) hip adduction c) hip abduction d) hip external rotation

  6. What do you want to do? • What would your treatment plan consist of?

  7. Question 4 What can cause a short intact step length? a) improper socket fit/alignment b) weak prosthetic side hip musculature or ROM defecits c) lack of confidence in device d) all of the above

  8. Question 5 The rehabilitation team for an amputee patient should include… • Rehab M.D. / Physiatrist • Physical therapist • Prosthetist • All of the above

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