PT 101

Question 1

What does the nagi disablement model look like

Answer 1

Pathology….impairments….functional limitations…. Disabilities

Question 2

Cellular level of disablement model

Answer 2

Pathology

Question 3

Tissue level of disablement model

Answer 3

Impairments

Question 4

Affects personal lives and tasks and activity of daily living

Answer 4

Functional limitations

Question 5

All stands for

Answer 5

Activity of daily living

Question 6

How patient is affected in society

Answer 6

Disability

Question 7

IFC enablement model differs from the

Answer 7

Nagi disablement model

Question 8

Which is more through of models

Answer 8

IFC enablement

Question 9

Two things that the icf enablement model contains that the nagi disablement model doesn’t

Answer 9

Activities one can do well and environmental/contextual factors

Question 10

Five elements in pt practice

Answer 10

Examination, evaluation, diagnosis, prognosis (plan of care), intervention

Question 11

Integumentary has to do with what

Answer 11

Skin

Question 12

name six tests and measures while practicing pt

Answer 12

endurance, BMI, posture, pain, range of motion,strength

Question 13

these devices measure range of motion

Answer 13

gonyometers

Question 14

four treatments in pt

Answer 14

heat, ice, electro stim, ultrasound

Question 15

buzz word in area of practice

Answer 15

practice pattern

Question 16

area of practice that deals with muscle, bone, joints, and connective tissue

Answer 16

musculoskeletal

Question 17

two exam techniques for musculoskeletal

Answer 17

range of motion and manual muscle test

Question 18

non thrust manipulation is the same as

Answer 18

joint mobilization

Question 19

thrust manipulation is the same as

Answer 19

manipulation

Question 20

Three diagnoses of musculoskeletal problems

Answer 20

bursitis, arthritis, carpal tunnel

Question 21

three interventions of musculoskeletal problems

Answer 21

stretching, manual therapy, physical agents

Question 22

area of pt practice that deals with the brain, spinal cord, and the nerves that come off spinal cord and move into musculoskeletal

Answer 22

neuromuscular

Question 23

three exam techniques of neuromuscular

Answer 23

coordination, muscle tone, range of motion

Question 24

three diagnoses of neuromuscular problems

Answer 24

concussion, stroke, parkinson’s

Question 25

area of pt practice that deals with pulmonary system, heart, lungs, and vessels

Answer 25

cardiopulmonary

Question 26

three exam techniques of cardiopulmonary

Answer 26

heart rate, blood pressure, pulse oximeter

Question 27

three diagnoses of cardiopulmonary problems

Answer 27

asthma, idiopathic arrhythmia, diabetes

Question 28

A very good intervention for cardiopulmonary problems

Answer 28

percussion techniques

Question 29

area of pt practice that deals with the treatment of patients with wounds or skin conditions

Answer 29

integumentary

Question 30

three exam techniques of integumentary

Answer 30

skin color, circulation, posture

Question 31

three interventions for integumentary

Answer 31

physical agents, pressure garments, debridement

Question 32

four physical agents

Answer 32

heat, ice, ultrasound, electro stim

Question 33

the removing of dead tissue by a pt

Answer 33

debridement

Question 34

Three of today's PT requirements

Answer 34

graduate from accredited program, pass the NPTE, get licensed state-by-state

Question 35

The PT is seeing the patient via direct access

Answer 35

Primary care

Question 36

is provided by clinicians when the patient is referred by a doctor

Answer 36

Secondary Care

Question 37

A PT who works with prosthetics as a specialty is providing this

Answer 37

tertiary care

Question 38

Method to avoid occurrence of an ACL injury

Answer 38

primary prevention

Question 39

After an illness has been diagnosed, this slows or stops the symptoms

Answer 39

secondary prevention

Question 40

After a disease or illness has already had many effects, this helps improve the quality of life and prevent further deterioration

Answer 40

tertiary prevention

Question 41

A PT recommendation that proposes the approach that will be taken for intervention

Answer 41

consultation

Question 42

Teaching exercises to enhance function

Answer 42

education

Question 43

Researching into different methods of treatment and practice including documentation and statistical information

Answer 43

critical inquiry

Question 44

Communication, managing, and supervising are all parts of this as the responsibilities of the owner

Answer 44

administration

Question 45

skilled hand techniques on soft tissues and joints

Answer 45

manual therapy techniques

Question 46

First graduates of apta in 1969 were from these two states

Answer 46

Florida and minnesota

Question 47

Today there are how many PTA

Answer 47

Over 60000

Question 48

CAPTE

Answer 48

CAPTE: Commission on Accreditation in Physical | Therapy Education

Question 49

how many accredited PTA programs in the US

Answer 49

300

Question 50

Their mission is to be the voice for PTAs in | matters of practice and professional issues

Answer 50

PTA Caucus

Question 51

In order to treat patients the PTA must be supervised by a Physical Therapist under one of three conditions:

Answer 51

general, periodic on-site, on-site

Question 52

ratio of pta to pt in ny

Answer 52

4:1