A dental hygienist who performs an SRP without consent from the patient is considered an intentional tort.
Which of the following is FALSE, regarding the development o…
Which of the following is FALSE, regarding the development of infants’ depth perception and locomotion?
An infant keeps watching a moving red ball. This requires th…
An infant keeps watching a moving red ball. This requires the infant to:
A decrease in heart rate when a 2-month-old is lowered over…
A decrease in heart rate when a 2-month-old is lowered over the deep side of the visual cliff indicates _____.
A hygienist begins treatment before reviewing the patient’s…
A hygienist begins treatment before reviewing the patient’s updated medication list. The patient later reports complications due to an anticoagulant interaction. What is this an example of?
A baby is shown two blocks, one small and the other large. W…
A baby is shown two blocks, one small and the other large. When are the retinal images of the two blocks the same size?
According to Gibson’s theory, ____ inform the perceiver abou…
According to Gibson’s theory, ____ inform the perceiver about ______.
The most important cue for object segregation is ______.
The most important cue for object segregation is ______.
Babies react to proprioceptive information about their postu…
Babies react to proprioceptive information about their posture with appropriate head movements, as detected by sensors attached to a seated baby’s head. How early can this behavior be demonstrated?
Pt is a 26 yo recreational runner who presents with an 3-wee…
Pt is a 26 yo recreational runner who presents with an 3-week hx of R lateral ankle and foot discomfort. Onset of R lateral foot and ankle occurred 3 weeks ago when running, coming off a curb and ‘landing funny’ on the R foot. The patient denies swelling and completed the remainder of the run with mild soreness on the lateral side of the R ankle/foot. There was a noted increase in pain and stiffness of the foot the next morning but it did not prevent the patient from walking. The patient indicates a history of ‘a few’ ankle sprains when playing intramural basketball while in college that required a few days rest but the patient reports recovering ‘just fine’ from them without intervention. Otherwise PMH is unremarkable. The patient took 2 ibuprofen 2 or 3 times but it did not help so they stopped. Current symptoms: there is persistent low level pain (3/10) in the lateral ankle/foot region The patient presents to physical therapy via direct access as they would like to continue training for a 1/2 marathon that is in 8 weeks. What additional subjective information do you want to know? Why?