Treatment of a Right thoracic left lumbar curve may include:
A PTA is reading a patient’s history which indicates that he…
A PTA is reading a patient’s history which indicates that he suffered an inversion sprain when he stepped on someone else’s foot while dancing at Hillbilly’s on Saturday night. He is to be treated conservatively as an outpatient. What ligament do you suspect is injured?
A series of tests measuring physical strength, ROM, enduranc…
A series of tests measuring physical strength, ROM, endurance, and tolerance to functional activities typically related to the workplace is defined as
CLO 4: Which of the following lists most effectively illustr…
CLO 4: Which of the following lists most effectively illustrates Metabolic Equivalent activities from light to moderate to high intensity?
CLO 4 Which of the following would NOT be an appropriate pre…
CLO 4 Which of the following would NOT be an appropriate pre-natal exercise recommendation for a patient in her second trimester of pregnancy?
Following a complex fracture of the tibia at midshaft, a pat…
Following a complex fracture of the tibia at midshaft, a patient’s tibia is immobilized with an external fixation device. While the external fixator is in place, a rehab program for the affected limb should include:
Laura is a PTA working in a hand clinic. Her patient c/o dif…
Laura is a PTA working in a hand clinic. Her patient c/o difficulty extending her ring finger, stating her finger “catches” and gets “stuck” in flexion. Which of the following is true about the patient’s condition:
Lateral epicondylitis occurs at what ratio to medial epicond…
Lateral epicondylitis occurs at what ratio to medial epicondylitis?
You are completing an ergonomic assessment of a patient foll…
You are completing an ergonomic assessment of a patient following a back injury. Elements that should be considered include:
CLO 8 You are a PTA working in an outpatient orthopedic clin…
CLO 8 You are a PTA working in an outpatient orthopedic clinic. You have been treating a patient who is s/p ACL sprain for the past 3 weeks. As of last week her pain and inflammation had resolved, and she began working on PRE’s, as per the PT POC. Today she presents with pain, swelling and warmth to the knee joint and reports that she slipped and fell over the weekend. What is the most appropriate course of action?