After carefully reviewing the medical chart, why should the physical therapist hypothesize that the patient is at higher risk of dislocation?
During a squatting exercise of the lower extremity, What sho…
During a squatting exercise of the lower extremity, What should a therapist expect to occur at the subtalar joint?
In a weight training machine for knee flexion (Moving from e…
In a weight training machine for knee flexion (Moving from extension to flexion) What direction will the menisci move?
During a standing x-ray an increase of the lower extremity Q…
During a standing x-ray an increase of the lower extremity Q angle is found to be 30°. What should the therapist hypothesize? Choose the BEST answer:
A person bends forward at the hips to tie their shoes. To fa…
A person bends forward at the hips to tie their shoes. To facilitate this motion, how does the acetabulum glide on the head of the femur? (Apply concave/convex rule)
What ICD-10-CM code would be applied for a diagnosis of brai…
What ICD-10-CM code would be applied for a diagnosis of brain death
Along any major street in a large city, prices for regular…
Along any major street in a large city, prices for regular unleaded gasoline are very similar. The similarity of prices does not occur because of collusion; it results when one carrier sets a price and the other carriers feel compelled to match it. This is an example of
What ICD-10-CM code(s) would be applied for a diagnosis of e…
What ICD-10-CM code(s) would be applied for a diagnosis of empty nest syndrome
Thaddeus is a 35 kg Labrador Retriever who is recovering fro…
Thaddeus is a 35 kg Labrador Retriever who is recovering from a splenectomy. He is on telemetry (a type of ecg monitoring) which is showing he has gone into a dangerous heart arrhythmia called V-tach. The doctor has you administer an emergency IV injection of Lidocaine 2% at a dose of 2 mg/kg. You, then, have to followed it up by starting a CRI at 1.5 mg/kg/hr. How many milliliters of Lidocaine did you initially administer to Thaddeus? What will be his CRI hourly rate?
A 32 lb corgi named Winston (who asks to go by the Sir Wiggl…
A 32 lb corgi named Winston (who asks to go by the Sir Wigglebottom), has been on IV fluids for 12 hours. He is on a fluid rate of 50 mL/hr. After being hospitalized for 24 hours the doctor wants to know what the total volume infused (TVI) was and asks you to write it into the patients medical records. How many mL of fluids did Winst- …I mean… Sir Wigglebottom receive over these 24 hours? ..*cough* don’t forget to include how many hours you are saying this was over *cough*