Intro to PT- Final Review

Patient education is NOT a physical therapy intervention.

Which of the following tests is NOT a psychosocial assessment in older adults?

Which of the following structural units of the APTA provide member representation within each state?

Which of the following types of learning is done by trial/error, such as lab courses?

Which of the following practice settings typically involve a short-term stay in a hospital for rehab?

Which of the following terms describes having understanding and compassion for another person?

Ethical guidelines for PTs and PTAs are established by _______

Which of the following laws govern how states provide early/special education services to children with disabilities?

Re-training someone how to walk is referred to as _________________

Which type of law is considered superior above all others?

Which of the following components is NOT included in the examination process?

Which of the following is NOT true of APA formatting?

Which of the following insurance coverage is for adults 65 years or older?

Which of the following is NOT a component of the RIPS model of ethical decision-making?

Which Title of the ADA protects people with disabilities against employment discrimination?

Which of the following diagnoses is seen in cardiac rehabilitation?

'Flaccidity' is considered which type of muscle tone?

This term refers to "an individual who may not be injured but can benefit from a PT's consultation, advice, or services

What year was the physical therapy profession created?

Which of the following is a test/measure NOT included in anthropometrics?

Which of the following interventions are used in burn care?

Which of the following components of AIDET is demonstrated by smiling at the patient?

Which of the following actions should be used when communicating with pts/family members?

When performing a bicep curl, the lowering motion (elbow extension) is a/n __________ contraction of the biceps?

Which of the following positions does NOT demonstrate "open" posture?

"Cyanosis" is discoloration of the skin when it appears __________

In the ICF disablement model, this refers to pt's inability to adequately perform tasks/functions

Which of the following strategies is NOT appropriate to de-escalate a situation?

Passing the NPTE PTA demonstrates which of the following successful attributes?

Which of the following legislation protects patient information?

A pt cannot continue in therapy due to insurance limitations and finances- what is the most appropriate action?

Which of the following accommodations may create an "undue hardship" to a small business employer?

"PTA" stands for .....

Which of the following is NOT a component of the Patient/Client Management model?

Which of the following tests does NOT measure balance?

Which agency should be contacted to report suspected cases of elderly abuse?

Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding the role of the PTA?

This individual is known for developing shoulder rehab exercises, also known as "pendulums"

In geriatric rehab, the primary focus/goal is to improve __________

Being willing to do something about an ethical situation is known as moral __________

Using the Rule of Nines, what % of body is burned if the entire right arm (anterior and posterior) is affected?

Which of the following healthcare team members' roles is primarily to help recover daily living and work skills?

Which of the following actions is NOT appropriate for PTs/PTAs when developing cultural competence?

What month is National Physical Therapy Month?

The ethics term "veracity" is defined as ___________________.

Who is known for developing proprioception neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) technique?

Which of the following healthcare team members help people function in their environment and with community resources

What year was the PTA position created?

What is the current governance body who represents PTAs within the APTA?

What is the total # of failed midterm/finals exams students can re-take, throughout their time in the PTA program?

Which of the following is an appropriate test-taking strategy for PTA students?

Who is known as the first physical therapist in the US?

This neurophysiologic treatment approach aims to improve function by inhibiting abnormal movement patterns

Which of the following types of abuse is defined as causing fear by intimidation?

Which of the following ethical situations occur when there are two "right" actions but one may compromise the other?

Which of the following events did NOT contribute to the beginnings of the physical therapy profession?

Who were the first individuals to provide rehab to disabled soldiers?

This term is defined as systematic, mechanical stimulation of soft tissue using rhythmically applied pressure/stretching

In a sensory assessment, testing for proprioception is which type of sensation?

Which of the following agencies is responsible for assuring healthy and safe working conditions?

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the Guide to PT Practice?

Which of the following is an example of a medical diagnosis/pathology?

Which of the following professional documents "define" physical therapy?

When using support personnel, who is ultimately responsible for services provided to patients?

In pediatrics, documentation using an IFSP refers to which age group?

Which of the following items is NOT required of a patient to prove that negligence occurred?

A pt is utilizing an overhead pulley system in therapy. This is an example of _______ ROM

"Serous" drainage is described as __________

This type of supervision allows for the PT to be available by telecommunication at all times

Which of the following components represents the most local unit of membership within the APTA?

What is the current name of the national association for the physical therapy profession?

Which of the following types of costs would be MOST appropriate for covering costs related to marketing?

In domestic violence, the primary goal/s of the abuser includes which of the following?

An IEP program is developed for pts in which of the follow practice settings?

Performing a MMT is an example of which of the following types of contractions?

Which of the following ethical principles refers to "do no harm"?

Which of the following components of the Patient/Client Management Model includes clinical decision-making of the PT?

Which of the following laws/regulations were enacted to protect and provide resources for domestic violence?

Excessive, abnormal sweating is known as _______________

This practice setting provides an intermediate level of care in-between a hospital stay and returning home

________ are areas of the skin innervated by nerve roots

Which of the following terms refers to chest pain?

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding scholarly articles?

Postural drainage is a treatment intervention for individuals with a/n __________ diagnosis

A brace is known as a/n ____________

Which of the following terms is defined as a partial collapse of the lung?

A physical agent/modality that uses heat is known as ____________

Which of the following terms describes black, necrotic tissue that can cover a wound?

"MMT" is a test/measure of _________

Which of the following types of therapy practice would be MOST appropriate for treating COPD?

This is the highest policy-making body of the APTA.

Which of the following organizations is the governing body for certification of clinical specialists (PTs)?

Which phase of cardiac rehab occurs in the hospital/inpatient setting?

Which of the following activities is MOST appropriate for a physical therapy tech/aide?

Which of the following activities is considered an IADL?

Which of the following burn "zones" is MOST severe and results in cell death?

How many contact hours are PTAs required to obtain every 2 years for license renewal in NE?

In this type of healthcare team, members work independently of each other with minimal collaboration

In what year did Nebraska gain direct access for PT services?

A PTA may progress interventions within the PT plan of care (POC).