RESNA Exam Terminology Part1 A-d

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This quiz will test your knowlegde on terminology used on the RESNA exam. This is part 1 of terminology starting with the letter A-D. This is a timed quiz you will have 31 mins. To answer 62 questions. Good Luck!

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1.

Inability to walk
- A.
  
  Abasia
- B.
  
  Abduction
- C.
  
  Afferent
- D.
  
  Aphasia
2.

An ACC or computer access technique in which a shortened form of a word or phrase stands for the entire word or phrase.
- A.
  
  Acceleration vocabularies
- B.
  
  Abbreviation Expansion
- C.
  
  Accessibility Options
- D.
  
  Alerting Devices
3.

To move away from the body
- A.
  
  Adduct
- B.
  
  Aphasia
- C.
  
  Amnesia
- D.
  
  Abduct
4.

Movement of an arm or a leg away from the axis of the body
- A.
  
  Abasia
- B.
  
  Abduction
- C.
  
  Aphagia
- D.
  
  Apraxia
5.

A seating component used to keep the legs in a neutral position
- A.
  
  Lateral trunk supports
- B.
  
  Adductor
- C.
  
  Abductor
- D.
  
  Obliquity pad
6.

The removal of the superficial layers of skin or mucous tissue by wearing, rubbing, or scraping, either through accidental trauma or for therapeutic purpose
- A.
  
  Anatomy
- B.
  
  Abrasion
- C.
  
  Aphasis
- D.
  
  Apraxia
7.

A framework for considering four levels of participation in classroom activities
- A.
  
  Academic participation
- B.
  
  Acceptance time
- C.
  
  Affect memory
- D.
  
  Acceleration vocabularies
8.

Used by literate persons to increase the rate of communication through both selection of whole words and spelling.
- A.
  
  Canadian crutch
- B.
  
  Acceleration vocabularies
- C.
  
  Belt drive
- D.
  
  Follow-along
9.

A method used for selection of an item in a scanning system that is based on the user's pausing for a preset period, after which entry is made.
- A.
  
  Contexts
- B.
  
  Atonia
- C.
  
  Adduct
- D.
  
  Acceptance time
10.

Software adaptations included in Windows that address common problems that persons with disabilities have in using a standard keyboard.
- A.
  
  Lethargy
- B.
  
  Accessibility Options
- C.
  
  Lumbar
- D.
  
  Friction
11.

The act or process of adapting to change in the physiologic or physiological environment to maintain homeostasis.
- A.
  
  Adduction
- B.
  
  Adipose
- C.
  
  Accommodation
- D.
  
  Activity
12.

The cup-shaped depression containing the head of the femur, located at the juncture of the illium, ischium, and pubis.
- A.
  
  Acetabulum, pl. acetabula
- B.
  
  Connective tissue
- C.
  
  Congnition
- D.
  
  Coherence
13.

Planter flexion of the foot resultingfrom contraction in response to a sharp tap on the gastrocnemius muscle at the back of the ankle. Absence of this reflex may occur in patients with diabetes melitus or peripheral neuropathy. Also called ankle reflex.
- A.
  
  Flexion
- B.
  
  Knee
- C.
  
  Achilles tendon reflex
- D.
  
  Acoustic trauma
14.

Either of the pair of cranial nerves involved in hearing and in maintaining equilibrium. Each acoustic nerve is composed of the cochlear and vestibular nerves.
- A.
  
  Acoustic nerve
- B.
  
  Acute phase
- C.
  
  Acoustic trauma
- D.
  
  Kinetics
15.

Sudden hearing loss, either partial or complete, resulting from an accident, such as a severe blow to the head or an explosion, or gradual hearing loss stemming from exposure to load noise over a prolonged period.
- A.
  
  Activation characteristics
- B.
  
  Adductor
- C.
  
  Acoustic trauma
- D.
  
  Affect
16.

A disorder of the immune system characterized by inability to mount a successful defense against infection, such as by organisms that usally aren't pathogenic (opportunistic infections). The syndrome is caused by infection with the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes a marked depletion in the number of helper T cells. AIDS is currently incurable and fatal, but however, recent developments in drug treatments seem to be prolonging the lives of infected individuals.
- A.
  
  AIDS
- B.
  
  Dyslexia
- C.
  
  Acute pain
- D.
  
  Effectors
17.

The method of activation, deactivation, effort, displacement, flexiblilty, and durability of a control interface
- A.
  
  Iris
- B.
  
  Density
- C.
  
  Device characteristics
- D.
  
  Activation characteristics
18.

A disease of sudden onset that causes signs and symptoms that are severe and of relatively short duration.
- A.
  
  Acute pain
- B.
  
  Acute phase
- C.
  
  Acute disease
- D.
  
  Idiopathic disease
19.

Pain that's sharp, severe, and of sudden onset.
- A.
  
  Infection
- B.
  
  Stress
- C.
  
  Inflammation
- D.
  
  Acute pain
20.

The period in the course of a disease when symptoms are most pronounced.
- A.
  
  Acute phase
- B.
  
  Begining phase
- C.
  
  End phase
- D.
  
  Middle phase
21.

To draw a limb towards the median axis of the body.
- A.
  
  Abduct
- B.
  
  Adduct
- C.
  
  Affect
- D.
  
  Anterior
22.

A muscle whose contraction causes adduction.
- A.
  
  Flexior
- B.
  
  Extender
- C.
  
  Force
- D.
  
  Adductor
23.

Pertaining to fat or fatty tissue.
- A.
  
  Adipose
- B.
  
  Alopecia
- C.
  
  Aural
- D.
  
  Auricle
24.

The emotional element that accompanies recall of a significant experience.
- A.
  
  Short-term memory
- B.
  
  Random access memory
- C.
  
  Affect memory
- D.
  
  Long-term memory
25.

Moving towards the center; carrying impules or substances toward the center.
- A.
  
  Amnesia
- B.
  
  Anterior
- C.
  
  Alopecia
- D.
  
  Afferent