Rosalyn finds her supervisory position boring and unfulfilling. However, she will be
retiring in two years. As a skilled self-supervisor, what strategy might Rosalyn adopt
to keep herself from coasting?
A. Find someone outside the organization who can help her develop a new
perspective.
B. Give herself a new challenge by starting another graduate degree.
C. Brainstorm solutions with one of her Stage Four clinicians.
D. Cut back on her work hours so she can begin a part-time private practice.
Question 2
Justina, a newly hired clinician, finds Harvey's directions about how she should
handle cases to be unclear. What should she do to get the support she needs?
A. Tell Harvey about a time when his directions were helpful and let him know
that more specificity would be helpful.
B. Let Human Resources know that she finds that Harvey's poor directions
reduce her productivity.
C. Ask a more experienced peer to clarify Harvey's explanations and directions.
D. Choose a more senior clinician as a role model and base her treatment
decisions on what that clinician would do.
The correct beginning position for the patient’s feet and crutches (tripod position).
The anatomical position
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Semireclining position. Back supported and placement of bolster under the knees.
Baby labour position
Position sense of joint movement