Neuro 1

The primary PT is not responsible for the patient both legally and ethically in regards to the actions of the PTA relative to patient management.

What is the final component related to patient management process?

Who are the two most important members of the health-care team?

What in what part of the physical therapy patient/client management module would the therapist interpret the patient’s responses to tests and make clinical judgments relative to the severity of the patient’s problems?

What are the deficits that an individual may experience when attempting to meet social roles and obligations within the environment?

Which of the following is not one of the four components of the Nagi Disablement Model?

In what portion of the patient/client management module will the PT or physical therapist assistant (PTA) interact with the patient through activities designed to improve the patient’s condition?

According to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health, what is defined as a condition of physical, mental, and social wellbeing which allows an individual to participate in functional activities and life situations?

Which of the following would not contain information regarding interventions that are considered outside the scope of practice for the PTA?

Which of the following is not included in a plan of care developed by physical therapists after an examination of a client?

What section of the APTA released a position paper in 1995 and later updated in 1997 regarding interventions provided by PTAs?

Which of the following is a current recommendation by the pediatric section of the APTA?

Loss of dorsiflexion rage of motion is an example of what component of the Nagi Disablement Model?

Which of the following emphasizes enablement rather than disability?

According to the Guide to Physical Therapists Practice, 2nd Edition, what is defined as “those activities identified by an individual as essential to support physical, social, and psychological wellbeing and to create a personal sense meaningful living?