What can be done for a person suffering from a foot drop palsy?

wear the brace in the form of socks or stiff shoes

To help a child with scissoring gait, what should not be done?

making the child walk with a mild obstruction between the two legs

tying two pillows on the inner side of the leg and having the child walk

making the child walk with a mild obstruction between the two legs

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1.	In Bells Palsy, the face muscles get paralyzed. To protect the eye from harm, what all can be done? i) Use eye patch ii) Stay in a dark Room iii) Use eye drops iv) Rub the eyes v) Massage the eye area vi) Eat Vitamin A
A.	i, ii, iii, iv, v, vi
B.	i, iii, v
C.	ii, iii, vi
D.	iii, v, vi
Answer» C. ii, iii, vi

Discussion

2.	Which of the following happens in hemiplegic gait?
A.	circumduction of the legs
B.	swayback posture
C.	stomping of the foot
D.	swinging of the arms
Answer» B. swayback posture

Discussion

3.	What can be done for a person suffering from a foot drop palsy?
A.	wear the brace in the form of socks or stiff shoes
B.	surgical amputation
C.	releasing a tendon
D.	use calipers
Answer» B. surgical amputation

Discussion

4.	To help a child with scissoring gait, what should not be done?
A.	releasing a tendon surgically
B.	tying two pillows on the inner side of the leg and having the child walk
C.	surgical amputation of legs
D.	making the child walk with a mild obstruction between the two legs
Answer» D. making the child walk with a mild obstruction between the two legs

Discussion

5.	Can glasses be taken as assistive devices?
A.	True
B.	False
Answer» B. False

Discussion

6.	Rehabilitative devices are used for cases involving : i. Trauma ii. Palsy iii. Geriatric Population iv. Cancer Patients v. Sports injury vi. Fever vii. Illiterate people viii. Post Surgery ix. Amputation x. Cardiac Arrest
A.	i, ii, iii, v, viii, ix
B.	i, ii, ix, x
C.	iii, vi, vii, ix
D.	i, v, vi, vii
Answer» B. i, ii, ix, x

Discussion

Explore topic-wise MCQs in Clinical Science.

In Bells Palsy, the face muscles get paralyzed. To protect the eye from harm, what all can be done?i) Use eye patch ii) Stay in a dark Room iii) Use eye drops iv) Rub the eyes v) Massage the eye area vi) Eat Vitamin A

Which of the following happens in hemiplegic gait?

What can be done for a person suffering from a foot drop palsy?

To help a child with scissoring gait, what should not be done?

Can glasses be taken as assistive devices?

Rehabilitative devices are used for cases involving :i. Trauma ii. Palsy iii. Geriatric Population iv. Cancer Patients v. Sports injury vi. Fever vii. Illiterate people viii. Post Surgery ix. Amputation x. Cardiac Arrest

In Bells Palsy, the face muscles get paralyzed. To protect the eye from harm, what all can be done?
i) Use eye patch ii) Stay in a dark Room iii) Use eye drops iv) Rub the eyes v) Massage the eye area vi) Eat Vitamin A

Rehabilitative devices are used for cases involving :
i. Trauma ii. Palsy iii. Geriatric Population iv. Cancer Patients v. Sports injury vi. Fever vii. Illiterate people viii. Post Surgery ix. Amputation x. Cardiac Arrest