A person who has two identical alleles for a particular gene is _____ for that gene.

Which of the following statements is true about distributors? (Ch 9)

The peripheral vestibular system consists of the:

The two components of normal consciousness are:

A PTA is preparing to work with a patient in the ICU who is intubated with a tracheostomy and mechanically ventilated. The patient is awake and able to follow commands. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate action prior to beginning bed mobility activities?

CGMs are essential for T1D BG readings for the following reasons, EXCEPT:

As part of the POC, the PTA is to perform PROM to all extremities to a patient in the ICU with a diagnosis of brainstem TBI. Before initiating the exercise, the PTA notes that all four extremities are sustained in extension. What is the appropriate term to describe this impairment?

 Which of the following methods of energy generation would leave the lowest carbon footprint? (Ch 9)

A PTA is to begin gait training with a patient diagnosed with a CVA. The results of an MMT of the affected side include: hip flexion 3+/5 and hip extension 3/5, knee flexion 3-/5 and knee extension 3+/5, ankle DF 2-/5 and ankle PF 3/5. Based upon the minimum strength necessary, where will the PTA MOST LIKELY need to assist AND/OR block during gait training?

Falls at night time or in crowded areas may be related to excessive reliance on which one of the following sensory systems?