When a patient exhibits signs of psychological distress during a therapy session, the PTA should:

Which of the following is the MOST appropriate action when a patient demonstrates a sudden change in mental status during a therapy session?

A PTA is performing passive range of motion exercises with a patient post-stroke. What is the MOST important guideline to follow?

During a transfer, if a patient begins to fall, the PTA should:

When educating a patient on the use of a continuous passive motion (CPM) machine post-knee surgery, it is important to emphasize:

The PTA notices a patient is using a walker with the elbows extended. The BEST corrective action is to:

The PTA is assisting a patient with hemiparesis in performing sit-to-stand transfers. The correct technique includes:

A PTA is assisting a patient who has generalized weakness and is using a gait belt. What is the MOST appropriate location for the PTA to stand during ambulation?

A PTA is assisting a patient who has generalized weakness and is using a gait belt. What is the MOST appropriate location for the PTA to stand during ambulation?

A PTA working with a patient with a below-knee amputation should prioritize: