T or F According to the Basis for Final Grade, “Exams” account for 45% of the final grade. (The answer to this question can be found under the “Basis for Final Grade” section in the syllabus.)  

Because the older adult patient lies curled up in a side lying position most of the time, the nurse, seeking to avoid a pressure ulcer, makes frequent assessments of the:

Which of the following primary diagnoses would a PTA MOST likely not treat in the ICU?

Identify the community with greater species richness.

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

A PTA is performing resistive D1 flexion to the R LE and notes the R UE moving into flexion. This is referred to as:

A PTA is treating a patient with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy. What system interactions should be considered to ensure safe mobility training?

The PTA is performing transfer training on a patient diagnosed with a Right CVA. While instructing the patient to push up with arms and bring “nose over the toes,” the patient is unable to imitate the movements demonstrated by the therapist and is unaware of his/her body.  Which of the following disorders would BEST explain this occurrence?

Which of the following best describes system interdependence in the human body?

Diabetes distress is: