Which statement about spinal cord injuries is correct?
a. Permanent damage always occurs.
b. Paraplegia or quadriplegia can result.
c. Rehabilitation is not usually necessary.
d. Thoracic injuries result in greater loss of function than cervical injuries do.
B
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A patient, age 68, has suffered an intertrochanteric fracture of the right hip. Before surgery, to provide support and comfort, an immobilizing device of a ______ is applied
a. Thomas splint b. Bryant traction c. Russell traction d. Buck traction
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Which of the following statements are common misconceptions about older adults? Select all that apply
A) It is normal for older adults to become more confused and childlike, forgetful, and lose contact with reality as they age. They become "senile." B) As older adults age, they become more different and less alike other older adults. C) Older people are very capable of learning new things. D) As age increases, older adults withdraw, become inactive, and cease being productive.