The health-orientation model of disability tends to be critical ...

[Redwolflake15]

The health-orientation model of disability tends to be critical of:
 
  a. people who are disabled
  b. professionals making negative appraisals
  c. the family of the person who is disabled
  d. healthy persons who ignore people who are disabled

Question 2

The nurse is teaching a class for new parents. A new mother asks why her infant boy can propel himself with his arms instead of using his legs to crawl.
 
  The nurse's response is based on the understanding that musculoskeletal developmental progression is: a. Cephalocaudal
  b. Random
  c. Different in males and females
  d. Focused on large muscles

[bpool94]

Answer to Question 1

B

Feedback
A Incorrect: The health-orientation model of disability does not tend to be critical of people who are disabled.
B Correct: The health-orientation model of disability tends to be critical of professionals who make negative appraisals of those with chronic conditions, such as saying the individual is in denial.
C Incorrect: The health-orientation model of disability does not tend to be critical of the family of the person who is disabled.
D Incorrect: The health-orientation model of disability does not tend to be critical of healthy persons who ignore people who are disabled.

Answer to Question 2

A
Muscular development of infants is both cephalocaudal (head to toe) and proximodistal (in to out).

[Redwolflake15]

Thank you

[bpool94]

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