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| Too little fiber can result in an increase risk of colon cancer TF |
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| Lipids can help treat and prevent constipation TF |
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| After the bodies carbs are depleted it starts burning fat TF |
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| Carbs in food provide 2/3 of a persons daily energy needs TF |
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| Protein in a healthy persons diet is 5 % of total chorloric intake TF |
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| The nine essential amino acids cannot be made by the body TF |
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| Each gram of protein contains 4 calories TF |
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| Electrical stimulation helps prevent atrophy in muscles TF |
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| In rom exercises the patient works against resistance or counter pressure TF |
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| Exercise therapy is not generally ordered to reduce inflammation |
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| Thermotherapy can result in control of bleeding TF |
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| A hot compress in is an example of a moist heat treatment TF |
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| The physician checks posture by having the patient resist force TF |
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| Applying cold to a patients body is called thermotherapy TF |
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| Erythema or redness is caused when capillaries in the skin fill with blood during thermotherapy TF |
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| Short wave therapy is the use of water TF |
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| on the affected body part is placed in a harness attached to weight TF |
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| Which crutch gate is slow and requires the patient to bare weight on both legs |
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| Disorder that might be treated using an ultraviolet lamp |
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| Example of dry heat treatment |
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| Type of testing where the patient is asked to resist pressure |
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| The degree in which a joint is able to move |
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| Device to measure range of motion |
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| Type of therapy to help patient regain muscle strength in a badly injured leg |
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| Typical form of physical therapy |
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| applying head and cold to a patient |
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| Which vitamin aids in night vision |
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| Which vitamin helps blood clotting |
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| Deficiency in which a vitamin causes digestive muscle weakness and heart failure |
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| Lack of vitamin b12 cause? |
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| Vitamin that helps formation of red blood cells |
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| Vitamin that builds bones |
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| What is important in the maintenance of muscle contraction found in oranges, raisins and bananas |
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| What is important in the maintenance of muscle contraction found in oranges, raisins and bananas |
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| The most common food allergens |
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| wheat ,milk, eggs, and chocolate . |
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| What is important to increase in the diet of a patient with cancer |
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| Signs and symptoms of anorexia |
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| Signs and symptoms of bulemia |
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| excessive use of laxative and diuretics. |
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| When discussing diets with patients what should you not say |
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| you do not emphasize the patients poor eating habbits |
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| A measure of body fat based on height and weight |
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| Optimal body fat percentage for females under 50 |
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| Chemical agents that fight free radicals- |
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| Type of eating that bypasses the digestive system |
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| Substances used to build body tissue |
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| A complex substance which nutrience and body tissues are broken down |
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| Foods that you can see through |
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| What kind of exercise is self done exercise a patient does without assistance |
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| Exercise where patient works against resistance |
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| active resistance exercise |
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| What is applied to specific muscles to relieve tension and knots |
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| Pulling or stretching of the muscular skeletal system |
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| What is used to improve patient mobility |
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| Exercise where the physical therapist or machine move body part |
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| passive mobility exercises |
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| Exercise where patient relaxes and contracts muscle while in a fixed position |
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| exercise when patient works against resistance |
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| active resistance exercise |
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| A mobilty aid that consist of a light weight aluminum frame |
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| Gait suitable for patients who cannot bare weight on 1 leg |
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