You are treating a patient with a compression fracture of the spine. Choose which exercises would be appropriate for this patient. A. B. C. D. E. F.
An LPTA is treating a patient in the maximum protection phas…
An LPTA is treating a patient in the maximum protection phase following a hip fracture. Which of the following exercises would be appropriate?
Of the following, which is not a cause of nonstructural scol…
Of the following, which is not a cause of nonstructural scoliosis (reversible)?
A large technology company purchased a small company because…
A large technology company purchased a small company because they had a really cool app that was very popular with the larger company’s customers and that company wanted the app. This is an example of a merger.
Kevin Donohoe, LPTA, is treating a patient with cervical fac…
Kevin Donohoe, LPTA, is treating a patient with cervical facet syndrome. He would want his patient to avoid which motions with their exercises?
You are treating a patient with a low back pain (LBP) sprain…
You are treating a patient with a low back pain (LBP) sprain/strain from a recent injury. Organize the following into the correct progression of limb loading while strengthening the core stabilizers. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Provide two symptoms a patient with an extension or flexion…
Provide two symptoms a patient with an extension or flexion bias will experience during the acute phase, subacute phase, and chronic phase. Do not repeat symptoms.
Madelyn Prime, LPTA, has instructed a patient, Beth Allen, i…
Madelyn Prime, LPTA, has instructed a patient, Beth Allen, in upper extremity core integration with a dowel and notices that Beth’s shoulders are uneven and with palpation noted that the rib cages are at different heights. This is a presentation of
You are treating a patient with nonstructural scoliosis. Wh…
You are treating a patient with nonstructural scoliosis. When addressing the convex and concave curves associated with scoliosis, what is the general rule in regards to exercise? Provide one exercise for each, addressing the concave curve and the convex curve. Be sure to explain the exercise as you would to a patient. (3 points for effective exercise and clear directions; 2 points for effective exercise but lacking in clear instructions; 1 point for naming an exercise but not providing directions; 0 points for blank or ineffective exercise).
Hip preservation surgery is often performed in an effort to…
Hip preservation surgery is often performed in an effort to delay a total hip arthroplasty. Match the hip preservation surgical procedure to its description.