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A patient recovering from a stroke is showing signs of apath…
A patient recovering from a stroke is showing signs of apathy, poor motivation, and emotional flatness. What psychological condition should the PTA consider may be contributing to their behavior?
A PTA working with a geriatric patient notices increased con…
A PTA working with a geriatric patient notices increased confusion, dizziness, and new-onset incontinence. Which of the following should the PTA suspect?
A patient develops unexpected bleeding and is seen in the em…
A patient develops unexpected bleeding and is seen in the emergency department. Coagulation testing is collected. Based on the patient results, what is the most likely cause of these results? Test Patient Results PT Prolonged APTT Prolonged TT Prolonged Platelet count Decreased D-dimer Markedly Increased Fibrinogen Decreased
Which one of the following inhibitory techniques would BEST…
Which one of the following inhibitory techniques would BEST reduce tone in the trunk extensors?
A 2-year-old child has developed tightness of the hamstrings…
A 2-year-old child has developed tightness of the hamstrings. Which of the following positions would the PTA have the child work/play if one of the goals was to elongate the hamstrings?
Why is it important for PTAs to understand the interdependen…
Why is it important for PTAs to understand the interdependence of organ systems when planning treatment?
The following is the brain’s preferred fuel source:
The following is the brain’s preferred fuel source:
What does the term bureaupathology refer to in police manage…
What does the term bureaupathology refer to in police management?
A patient gives you a family history of individuals who have…
A patient gives you a family history of individuals who have a neurological disorder. You sketch out the pedigree below, which includes only phenotype information as you do not know carrier status. Based on this information, this neurological disorder seems to be: