PTP FINAL

Question 1

develop when people are aware of what is right and wrong, become a standard that everyone must conform to

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ethics are moral codes

Question 2

practice consists of activities undertaken by indiv PT situated within a PTs unique body of knowledge where indiv is edu

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personal

Question 3

nursing home; older patients with additional care; 1.5 hours a day; weeks to months

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skilled nursing facility

Question 4

specialized facility; all ages; provide intense therapy to improve pts ability to take care of him/herself; 1-2/6 weeks

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rehabilitation hospital

Question 5

relevant tests and measures; interventions provided; astute observations made with therapist's eyes, ears, hands

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objective

Question 6

skilled documentation by CPT code with objective measurements of performance and education provided

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objective

Question 7

specific treatment plan for the indentified problems of the patient

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plan

Question 8

rules and regulations which govern practice, exits at national and state levels

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administrative code

Question 9

lack of cultural awareness and skills

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cultural incapacity

Question 10

components of skilled documentation by CPT code:

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all of these are skilled documentation

Question 11

developed and enforced by the gov to protect its citizens and balance the society

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laws are rules

Question 12

any data about the patient that would tend to identify the individual: name, hospital #, SSN, diagnosis, lab results etc

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protected health information (PHI)

Question 13

person's residence; all ages; rehab to a functional level; several weeks or long periods of time

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home health care

Question 14

practice established by states practice act governing the specific PT license, and rules of adopted pursuant to that act

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jurisprudence

Question 15

strength: N through all extremities; transfers w/c to and from mat c sliding board c min + 1 assist; AROM: WNL bilat LE

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objective

Question 16

differences are recognized and accepted

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culture pre-competence

Question 17

gait: inep. c cx 1-% PWB R LE for 150 ft x 2; proprioception decrease in entire R UE

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objective

Question 18

angencies and individuals who handle PHI include: clerks, caregivers, PTs. nutritionists, lab personnel, etc

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True

Question 19

undistorted by emotion or personal bias; based on observable phenomena; systems review - general screening (HR, RR, BP)

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objective

Question 20

what objectives do privacy regulations accomplish for patients?

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hold violates accountable through criminal/civil penalties, safeguards to ensure patients right to privacy, control over health info & set boundaries on use and disclosure health rec, protect public health

Question 21

information collected from the patient/ caregiver that is relevent to therapy

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subjective

Question 22

minimal standard that represents a kind of consensus or standards of behavior

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law

Question 23

the patient has the right to have an this for his PHI or PMI

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accounting for disclosure (AOD)

Question 24

failure to comply with HIPAA also violates:

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standards of practice for PT, state practice act for PT, USAHS program policies and procedures, code of ethics for PT

Question 25

international standard for medical diagnostic classification; med diagnosis/referral diagnosis

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ICD-10

Question 26

physical therapy diagnosis:

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movement disorder or movement dysfunction, links impairment function, includes subheading, may be written in PT's own words

Question 27

what treatment will focus on the future

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plan

Question 28

most think as laws, exists at national and state levels, written by legislators

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statutes

Question 29

HIPAA applies to us in all settings - school, home, buses, as well as hospitals and clinics

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True

Question 30

clinical judement regarding why pt performed the way they did; obstacles are impacting clinical progress

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assessment

Question 31

interpretation or impression of S & O; Summary of pt, diagnosis, problem list, factors that might influence treatment

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assessment

Question 32

two types of codes: time-based codes, untimed codes

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CPT-4 Codes

Question 33

standards for what is right and wrong

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values

Question 34

proceeding from or taking place in a person's mind rather than the external world; influenced by opinion

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subjective

Question 35

free standing clinical facility; short term musculoskel issues; restoration/rehab neuromusc/musculoskel; 1 -multi weeks

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outpatient clinic

Question 36

the release of PHI to other CEs for TPO, treament, payment, or health care operations

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release/disclosure

Question 37

the Federation state board of PT (FSBPT):

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federation of state licensing authorities, promotes the safe and competent PT practice, protects the public, develops and administers the national PT examination (NPTE)

Question 38

culture is seen as a problem

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cultural destructiveness

Question 39

any physician who provides any fed program cannot refer pt for specific health serves to any entity with financial inter

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stark law

Question 40

culture:

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filter through which people process their experiences and events, influences peoples values, actions, and expectations, impacts people's perceptions and expectations of others

Question 41

practice laws, regulation, statutes and administratice code

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society

Question 42

criminal stat prohibits transactions offering, soliciting, or accepting any type of gift or exchange for referrals etc

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anti kickback statue

Question 43

comments by patients

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subjective

Question 44

differences are appreciated

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basic cultural competence

Question 45

personal values and beliefs, based on our culture and religon

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individual

Question 46

documentations by exception should include:

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patient self report; communication with others, things out of the ordinary, equip provided; sig changes in clinical status, adverse reactions to treatment

Question 47

current procedural terminology; categorized as physical medicine codes

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CPT-4 Codes

Question 48

jurisprudence is the theoretical study of law; seeks to explain understanding; sciency, study, and theory of law

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True

Question 49

as a student - you are authorized to photoduplicate and fax documents in the procress of working with patients PHI

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False

Question 50

based on precendence

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common law

Question 51

each facility will have an employee who is responsible for implementing and enforcing this law

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privacy officer

Question 52

assoc with SNF or extended care facility; generally elderly; resolution of recent decline; remained of lifespan

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assisted living facility

Question 53

pt c/o pain L wrist; states hx of COPD since 2010; denies pain c cough; c/o pain L low back p sitting for ~ 10 min

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subjective

Question 54

HIPAA regulations were designed to:

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all of these are correct

Question 55

previous therapy results, pertinent quotes, verbal history, present complants, goals, description of symptoms

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subjective

Question 56

federal law examples include:

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all of these are correct

Question 57

potenial consequences for HIPAA violations:

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all of these are consequences

Question 58

the ICF model:

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measures health and disability at both individual and population levels, provide unified, standard language and framework, orient yourselves to operational definitions of ICF, enables collection of data to practice and research

Question 59

a hospital; short term patients due to illness, surgery, accident; discharge as soon as he/she medically stable; 3-5days

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acute care

Question 60

code of ethics, core values, standards of practice, APTA policies, APTA position statements, generic abilities

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organization

Question 61

this is CE's census or list of patients used by volunteers or operators to direct visitors

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PTP FINAL

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PTP FINAL

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