Which of the following tarsal bone is most lateral ??
The course of action the PTA should take first (as per the C…
The course of action the PTA should take first (as per the Cameron text) when there is peripheralization of signs and symptoms during traction is:
Which of the following muscles performs hip extension and kn…
Which of the following muscles performs hip extension and knee flexion??
Match the rib group with its corresponding characteristics..
Match the rib group with its corresponding characteristics..
Which is the appropriate ranking for efficacy in reducing ed…
Which is the appropriate ranking for efficacy in reducing edema from highest to lowest efficacy?
(CLO 4) A 74-year-old, is referred to physical therapy for m…
(CLO 4) A 74-year-old, is referred to physical therapy for management of bilateral lower extremity edema. Her medical history includes coronary artery disease, chronic kidney disease (stage 3), hypertension, and type 2 diabetes. The physician’s referral mentions considering physical agent modalities for edema management. Based on the presentation and medical history, which of the following interventions would be contraindication?
(CLO 11) Switching a patient from manual stretching of the b…
(CLO 11) Switching a patient from manual stretching of the biceps to application of electrical stimulation to the antagonist muscle group to provide a stretch is within the role of the PTA even though e-stim is not in the POC since the PT trusts the PTA’s judgement.
Which of the following factors is LEAST likely to place a pa…
Which of the following factors is LEAST likely to place a patient at risk for burns when receiving shortwave diathermy treatments?
Match the vertebral level with its corresponding unique feat…
Match the vertebral level with its corresponding unique features:
This scale allows the patient to mark a position with an “X”…
This scale allows the patient to mark a position with an “X” on a vertical or horizontal scale that represents no pain on one end and severe pain on the opposite end.