Rehabilitation Engineering MCQ
Q1. Who is the key member of a rehabilitation team responsible for physical mobility?
Correct Answer: A
Q2. Primary disability refers to:
Correct Answer: A
Q3. Which device assists a person with impaired hand function?
Correct Answer: B
Q4. The main role of an orthotist in rehabilitation is to:
Correct Answer: B
Q5. Which principle is crucial in designing assistive devices for different age groups?
Correct Answer: A
Q6. Assistive technology assessment must consider:
Correct Answer: A
Q7. Which principle helps in reducing recovery errors in rehabilitation devices?
Correct Answer: A
Q8. What role does a rehabilitation nurse play?
Correct Answer: B
Q9. Visual augmentation devices are designed for:
Correct Answer: B
Q10. Which rehabilitation technology is used for speech improvement?
Correct Answer: B
Q11. Functional diagnosis in rehabilitation primarily assesses:
Correct Answer: B
Q12. Which device supports mobility for lower limb impairment?
Correct Answer: D
Q13. Ergonomics in rehabilitation device design aims to:
Correct Answer: B
Q14. Cochlear implants are primarily used for:
Correct Answer: B
Q15. Which rehabilitation device is used to prevent edema in wheelchair users?
Correct Answer: A
Q16. Lip reading rehabilitation helps primarily with:
Correct Answer: B
Q17. Robotics in rehabilitation engineering is used for:
Correct Answer: B
Q18. Assistive devices characterization involves:
Correct Answer: A
Q19. The term "adaptability" in rehabilitation device design means:
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
In rehabilitation device design, adaptability refers to the deviceβs ability to adjust according to the userβs evolving physical abilities, therapy progress, and environmental conditions. This means the device can be modified in terms of size, support, resistance, or functionality to suit different stages of recovery or varying user requirements. For example, an adjustable wheelchair or prosthetic limb that can be fine-tuned for comfort, mobility, and daily activities demonstrates adaptability. It is not just about multiple functions (A) or fixed properties (C); the key is responsive adjustment to changing user needs and contexts.
Q20. Which rehabilitation team member specializes in communication disorders?
Correct Answer: B
Q21. Primary prevention in rehabilitation engineering involves:
Correct Answer: B
Q22. What device can assist with upper limb prosthetic control?
Correct Answer: A
Q23. Which principle focuses on the simplicity and intuitive operation of devices?
Correct Answer: B
Q24. Why is the principle of proper positioning important in assistive device design?
Correct Answer: A
Q25. What does the term βmental and chronological age appropriatenessβ refer to?
Correct Answer: B
Q26. Which device is commonly used to assist walking?
Correct Answer: B
Q27. Visual substitution devices serve to:
Correct Answer: B
Q28. Principles of ergonomics in rehabilitation include all except:
Correct Answer: C
Q29. The role of a social worker in rehabilitation is to:
Correct Answer: B
Q30. What is a major function of assistive technology in rehabilitation?
Correct Answer: B
Q31. Which device records muscle electrical activity?
Correct Answer: C
Q32. How does a rehabilitation nurse contribute?
Correct Answer: B
Q33. What is the role of a speech pathologist?
Correct Answer: B
Q34. What are the dos and donβts of rehabilitation nursing?
Correct Answer: B
Q35. Which is the main aim of assistive device characterization?
Correct Answer: A
Q36. The principle of "allowance for recovery from errors" improves:
Correct Answer: B
Q37. Why is adaptability important in rehabilitation devices?
Correct Answer: A
Q38. What is the purpose of music and dance therapy in rehabilitation?
Correct Answer: B
Q39. Which type of prosthesis uses muscle bioelectrical signals for control?
Correct Answer: B
Q40. Which is NOT a role of biomedical engineer in rehabilitation?
Correct Answer: C