Daja Johnson, SPTA, has been treating a patient for one month. The patient has made steady gains and is ready to progress. In preparation, Daja has progressed her exercise plan and has set up the gym space with equipment that will be needed for that treatment. Upon entry, the patient reports she overdid it cleaning her house the day before and is having some increase in pain. Daja, who is less than thrilled to hear this because she spent so much time preparing the progression, brushes the patients concerns aside and is insensitive to the patients needs of a modified treatment for that day. Daja tells the patient, “No pain, no gain.” Daja’s behavior demonstrates:

A physical therapist assistant legally cannot perform which of the following duties?

Match the pathology with the patient complaint of pain or symptom presented.

Which of the following would not be considered a “red flag” symptom?

Two important factors to keep in mind about inflammation is that inflammation is a(n)

You are treating a patient who recently had surgery for a hip labral repair. They have a history of cardiovascular disease and you are monitoring their oxygen levels using the pulse oximeter. At what percentage, that does not improve with rest and proper breathing techniques, would you discharge activity?

What are the grades of pitting edema? Explain the grading for each.

Differentiate between etiology and pathophysiology. Then, provide two characteristics of each. 

(If you like, you can enter your answer for Q5 in the Exam’s Excel file.)Ignore the earlier valuation calculations you performed in the exam. If P&G’s estimated common stock price on the valuation date was $54.33:a) What target price would you place on P&G’s common stock one year out from the valuation date? (7 points)b) How many shares of common stock is P&G forecasted to repurchase or issue (be sure to state which) in YY31 (3½ points)c) What ANNUAL EPS forecast would you make for YY31? (4½ points)

(If you like, you can enter your answer to Q7 in the Exam’s Excel file.)Verify that YY36’s forecasted Capital Expenditures of $4,495.3 shown in the Statement of Cash Flows was correctly calculated. (10 points)