A PTA is working with a child diagnosed with Down’s Syndrome.  The following techniques in treatment would be appropriate for increasing tone EXCEPT:

A PTA is treating a patient 2 days following a deceleration injury.  The patient complains of pain in the cervical region, difficulty moving the neck, and constant headaches.  Which one of the following treatments is indicated?

What is a common side effect of psychiatric medications that PTAs should monitor for?

The PTA is assessing the status of the residual limb and notes that the wound is healed but the mobility of the tissue near the amputation seems tight.  What is the probable cause and treatment for this problem?

A patient has a diminished achilles tendon reflex.  Which nerve would be impinged upon if the patient displays this symptom?

For how many nights did the narrator look in upon the old man?

The layer of the heart that can become inflamed and lead to the development of an effusion is the:

Which one of the following IS NOT a category scored with the Glasgow Coma Scale?

A PTA is performing pre-gait activities on a patient diagnosed with an L CVA.  The PTA has the patient in the tall kneeling position and is performing side-to-side weight shifts.  What position would the PTA select next to progress this patient?

What is the main difference between binary search and linear search?