A PTA is seeing a post-op patient with a recent hip replacement. The patient is also being treated for depression and has a history of diabetes. What is the BEST strategy for safe and effective intervention?

100 uL of specimen A with a concentration of glucose at 650 mg/dL, is diluted with 200 uL of NERL reagent water. What is the dilution factor? Note: uL = microliters

A treatment plan for a patient diagnosed wit h chronic postural strain includes: pectoral stretching, middle trapezius strengthening, and thoracic joint mobilization.  To be MOST effective, in what order would a PTA perform these treatments? 

In a Gaussian distribution, approximately what percentage of values fall within ±3 standard deviations of the mean?

Which one of these endocrine structures helps control hormone stimulation that results in the ovaries producing estrogen or progesterone?

Developmentally, a child will gain control:

Which device allows a patient to self-administer pain medication at predetermined intervals?

Which one of these endocrine structures helps control hormone stimulation that results in the ovaries producing estrogen or progesterone?

What is the MOST common use for a Swan-Gantz catheter?

The PTA observes a patient can maintain an upright sitting posture if they hold on to the mat with the uninvolved upper extremity. Utilizing the functional balance grades, the PTA would record this patient’s sitting balance as: