Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Practice Exam

What is a major focus of physical rehabilitation?

1. To prevent complication that can result from loss of function

2. The process that helps a person with a disability to return her highest level of physical function and emotional well-being is called:

3. Someone who is frail is:

4. A person who is having difficulty with balance when walking can benefit from which of the following?

The correct answer is: To prevent complication that can result from loss of function

Physical rehabilitation aims to restore or improve a person's physical function and well-being after experiencing a disability or injury. Therefore, options B, C, and D are not the major focus of physical rehabilitation. Option B is the definition of rehabilitation, not its focus. Option C describes a frail individual, not the focus of rehabilitation. Option D focuses specifically on improving balance, but not the overall physical function and well-being of a person. Option A is the correct answer because preventing complications from loss of function is an important aspect of physical rehabilitation and aligns with its overall goal of restoring physical function and well-being.