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During a patient interview, a student physical therapist in Clinical Internship I changes his/her plan to follow a certain sequence of questions with the goal of facilitating rapport, increasing the therapeutic alliance and allowing the patient to guide the interview. This is an example of what type of reflection?

The nurse is to prepare Magnesium sulfate for a client who had a seizure. The order is to administer Magnesium Sulfate 2 g (grams) IV.  The vial reads Magnesium Sulfate 5g (grams) per 10 mL’s.  How many mL’s will the nurse draw up and add to the IV bag?

When a physical therapist and occupational therapist work together on a spinal cord injury unit in an acute rehabilitation facilility they will each complete separate and distinct initial evaluations (IEs) of an assigned patient within their scope of practice. Which of the following examples accurately describe the differences in the scope of practice of the OT and PT when performing these (IEs)?

General Health Status aka self-assessed health status, e.g., excellent, good, fair or poor, is a more powerful predictor of mortality and morbidity than many objective measures of health.

Health care resource allocation centered around curative services at a significant cost, that neglect the potential of primary care and health promotion leading to decreased disease burden is referred to as:

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 states:

There are many types of clinical reasoning in PT practice. Narrative reasoning is:

Rehabilitation professionals use different modes of therapy in practice. One mode is concurrent therapy which is defined as:

The primary use of open-ended questions is to gather specific information.