You are instructing a patient with a right LE injury on how to perform a modified two-point gait pattern. Which of the following set of instructions is the most appropriate for this pattern?  

Which condition occurs most frequently when a person attempts to stand rapidly from a stooped, kneeling, recumbent, or sitting position? 

At what level is the approximate level of the center of gravity (COG) of a standing person? 

You are going to perform knee flexion range of motion on a patient who just underwent a total knee replacement. Yesterday during the initial evaluation, the PT recorded the patient’s flexion at 72 degrees. Today, you measure the patient’s knee at 73 degrees at ROM. Given that you were able to measure knee flexion range of motion closely aligned to another individual’s measurements with a goniometer, this is said to be what type of measure of consistency? 

You are working with a patient who has a nasogastric (NG) tube. What is the purpose of this type of line? 

Which of the following assistive devices would offer an individual the most support? 

Which of the following anatomical landmarks would have the highest risk of developing pressure ulcers in a patient who is placed in a prone position? 

You perform a figure-8 measurement of a patient’s swollen ankle with a retractable tape measurer. The next day, you use the tape measurer and obtain the same results. The tape measurer is said to hold what type of consistency? 

Which of the following signs/symptoms would be considered a “Red Flag” for a more serious medical condition, such as cancer? 

Jeremy is a 17 y.o. soccer player who sustained his 3rd ankle sprain of the season in last nights game. Per the attending physician, he is to be non-weight bearing for the next 2 weeks to allow inflammation to subside and allow soft tissue structures to heal. Jeremy is otherwise healthy and has never had any major injuries. What type of assistive device would be most appropriate for him?