What could help ensure a patient’s compliance with a HEP?

What ligament is the primary support for the medial arch of the foot?

Which one of the following exercises could a PTA use to strengthen the semitendinosus concentrically?

A PTA is treating a patient following a tear of the long head of the biceps with subsequent surgical repair.  On this date, the patient complains of increased pain, and upon inspection, the PTA notes a Popeye deformity.  What should the PTA do?

A PTA is supposed to progress static standing exercises with a patient.  The previous treatment session noted the patient was now able to stand on bilateral LE without any assistance.  Which one of the following is NOT a method to progress static standing exercises?

Which one of the following positions would be MOST demanding when challenging patient balance?

What type of muscle contraction is MORE likely to produce delayed onset muscle soreness?

A PTA is having a patient perform wrist flexion strengthening exercises. The patient is only able to perform wrist flexion with ulnar deviation. Which one of the following muscles would be weak and contributing to this response?

A PTA is performing the Adson’s TEST.  This test is ruling out what shoulder dysfunction?

A PTA needs to stretch to improve a patient’s knee extension utilizing a hold relax technique. Which one of the following accurately describes how the PTA would perform the stretch?