TRUE of FALSE: You cannot access any resources (other than the patient’s EHR/scrap paper) until you begin the “CMR Part 2: Documentation” quiz in Carmen? 

Open a Word document, and put the identifying information at the top of the page as required in the page set-up instructions (in a previous module). Then write a paragraph based on the prompt. Choose a poem from a list given (below). After choosing a poem, write a paragraph on its theme. (This paragraph can be as short as three sentences. ) In your first sentence, identify the poem by title and poet. (You can write that “Title” is written by ________ .) Then state the theme (“The theme of this poem is that ____________.”) Explain whether you believe the theme you find in the poem is actually a truth of the human experience. (You do not have to agree that it is.) Save your document as a Word file. Upload your submission as a Word file. Here is the list (find the poem in your textbook):  “A Study of Reading Habits” 728 “Cross” 749 “Bright Star” 778 “Barbie Doll” 819 “Richard Cory” 721 “in Just—“ 840 “Loveliest of Trees” 851 “We Wear the Mask” 958 “Acquainted with the Night” 959 “Weighing the Dog” 1018 “To an Athlete Dying Young” 1039

Jason considers himself environmentally conscious and strongly believes in reducing plastic waste. However, while rushing through the grocery store, he buys bottled water in bulk because it was on sale. Later, he feels uncomfortable about the mismatch between his actions and his beliefs. This discomfort is an example of:

How many days does a licensed physical therapist in Florida have to report their DUI conviction to the State of Florida Board of Physical Therapy?

A store lightly sprays a perfume sample. Most shoppers cannot smell it because the scent is too faint. The stimulus is too weak to be detected. Which sensory threshold explains this failure? 

You work in a large academic health care facility as a physical therapist supervisor of the inpatient cardiac intensive care units (CICU).  An 18-year-old patient awaiting a heart transplant recently was treated by a PT on your staff in the department gym area.  The patient was not being monitored on telemetry during the treatment, as telemetry was only available on the cardiac unit and the exercise equipment was in the PT gym area. The PT providing treatment instructed the patient to perform walking exercise on the treadmill. The patient indicated that she felt well and voiced that she wanted to continue the walking treatment for a full 30 minutes.  During the treatment the PT monitored the patient’s respiratory rate and pulse rate, noted some elevation in both rates but did not have concerns.  Once the patient completed the exercise walking treatment, the PT transported the patient back to the CICU and handed off and made report to the nursing staff caring for the patient.  By that time, however, the patient was having labored breathing and was not recovering as expected from the walking exercise.  Despite all attempts from the nursing and medical staff, the patient coded and later died.  Once the event is reported to the State Health Department and The Joint Commission, what must be performed?

You are licensed physical therapist and have many friends who are licensed physical therapists.   Many of you attend a UF homecoming game where you tailgate prior to the game. The game is a thriller and the Gators defeat Alabama 31-30 in triple overtime.   Afterward, you head to The Swamp for post-game dinner and drinks. On the way home, you are arrested for DUI and subsequently found guilty. You do not tell anyone about your arrest or conviction. You wonder if you should report this incident the State of Florida Board of Physical Therapy. If you do not report it, you think that the likelihood of anyone finding out is minimal at best. You do not want to have any disciplinary actions noted on your license record. According to the ethical decision-making model what type of ethical situation BEST describes the situation you are contemplating?  

Explain how oxygen is produced and maintained in Earth’s atmosphere. In your answer, (1) identify the primary source of free atmospheric oxygen, (2) describe one major process that removes oxygen over time, and (3) explain how oxygen is connected to the carbon cycle through biological processes such as photosynthesis and respiration.

Sonographic findings of an absence of brain tissue, fluid filled brain, and a partially absent falx all describe…

When the brain is “tugged” inferiorly due to a thering of the spinal cord, which component of the brain takes on the shape of a banana?