The physical therapist is practicing in early intervention (IDEA part C) and evaluates a child with a diagnosis of global developmental delays. Examination findings reveal significant gross motor delays.  The physical therapist recommends direct PT intervention at a frequency of 2 times per week to address these delays, but the family who is providing the child with a safe loving home feels that their child is making adequate progress with gross motor skills and are too busy to incorporate the recommendation of PT 2 times per week, but would like to have PT 2 times per month with recommendations for things to work on. How should the physical therapist proceed in this scenario?

The physical therapist has been consulted to work with a 7 year old child who has developmental coordination disorder who is in one of the schools that the physical therapist serves, but the child is educationally appropriate for his age level and does not qualify for special education. His classroom teacher indicated that he needs assistance negotiating the playground environment.  What type of plan would this child need to be on so that the physical therapist could serve him?

Which of the following language support strategies should the physical therapist implement when treating a child who demonstrates challenging behaviors?

A nurse is caring for a patient who is refusing treatment that could prolong their life. The nurse believes that the patient’s choice is not in their best interest. What should the nurse do?

A nurse is caring for a pregnant patient from a culture that practices modesty and prefers same-gender caregivers. What should the nurse do to provide culturally competent care?

Which of the following is an appropriate response when a patient expresses fear about their upcoming surgery?

A nurse is caring for a terminally ill patient who is experiencing severe pain. The nurse administers pain medication as prescribed to relieve suffering. This action reflects the ethical principle of:

A nurse is caring for four patients. Which of the following patients should the nurse assess first?

A nurse is caring for four patients. Which of the following patients should the nurse prioritize for immediate care?

The Teach-Back method is primarily used to: