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ICF Body Functions and Structures Flashcards

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  1. Which ICF code prefix is used for Body Structures?

    Answer: s

    The prefix 's' (from the word 'structure') is used for all Body Structures codes in the ICF.

  2. What is the ICF code for 'neuromusculoskeletal and movement-related functions'?

    Answer: b7

    Chapter 7 of Body Functions (b7) covers neuromusculoskeletal and movement-related functions such as joint mobility and muscle tone.

  3. In the ICF, which body structure chapter covers the structures related to movement?

    Answer: Chapter 7 (s7)

    Chapter 7 of Body Structures (s7) covers structures related to movement, including bones, joints, and muscles.

  4. Which ICF body functions chapter covers voice and speech functions?

    Answer: Chapter 3 (b3)

    Chapter 3 of Body Functions (b3) covers voice and speech functions, including articulation, fluency, and voice quality.

  5. Body Functions and Body Structures in the ICF are considered part of which broader concept?

    Answer: Functioning

    Body Functions and Structures are components of 'functioning,' representing the positive aspects of the person-health interaction in ICF.

  6. What distinguishes Body Functions from Body Structures in the ICF?

    Answer: Functions are physiological; Structures are anatomical

    Body Functions refer to physiological processes while Body Structures refer to anatomical parts such as organs and limbs.