PTP II EVALUATION EXAM 2026/2027 QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔What 6 ways can we gain a patient trust? - ✔✔Show interest- make eye contact
Show acceptance- accept people and yourself
Maintain a positive regard
Be genuine on own skill set
Time- take time to work on trust and relationship
Self-disclosure- tell them a little about yourself to gain trust
✔✔FICA tool - ✔✔F - Faith, belief, meaning
I - Importance and Influence
C - Community
A - Address in Care
✔✔Faith and belief (FICA) - ✔✔do you consider yourself religious? Is spirituality
important to you? Do you have beliefs that help you cope with stress? What gives your
life meaning?
✔✔Importance (FICA) - ✔✔what importance does you spirituality have in your life?
Does it influence decisions
✔✔Community (FICA) - ✔✔are you part of a spiritual community? Does this community
support you?
✔✔Address in care (FICA) - ✔✔how would you like me to addess these issues in your
care?
✔✔RIPS model - ✔✔Realm
Individual Process
Situation
✔✔Moral Judgement - ✔✔requires deciding right v. wrong actions involving generating
options, selecting and applying ethical principles
✔✔moral sensitivity - ✔✔a person's ability to recognize the presence of an ethical issue
and determine its relative importance
✔✔Moral motivation - ✔✔prioritizing moral values over other personal values
, ✔✔Moral Courage - ✔✔Taking a position against something or someone even though
you know the outcome may be unpopular.
✔✔RIPS model of ethical decision making - ✔✔offers a rational linear approach to
resolving an ethical problem
✔✔ACCE - ✔✔academic coordinator of clinical education
finds placement for students
eval and grade student performance while on internship
✔✔SPT - ✔✔student physical therapist
✔✔CI - ✔✔clinical instructor
✔✔RUG - ✔✔resource utilization group
✔✔SNF - ✔✔skilled nursing facility
✔✔Resource Utilization Groups (RUGs) - ✔✔Method of classification for health care
reimbursement for long-term care facilities.
✔✔Biopsychosocial model - ✔✔perspective in which abnormal behavior is seen as the
result of the combined and interacting forces of biological, psychological, social, and
cultural influences
✔✔Unlicensed personnel - ✔✔Any individual, working or volunteering in a physical
therapy setting, not holding a current license
as a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant.
✔✔Unlicensed personnel scope - ✔✔may be utilized to help with treatment under direct
supervision of PT or PTA
Can document during pt tx
✔✔Direct supervision - ✔✔licensed individual is immediately available
✔✔General Supervision - ✔✔licensed individual is available by 2-way communication or
in same geographical area
✔✔Who are the only ones who can provide PT interventions? - ✔✔Physical therapist
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔What 6 ways can we gain a patient trust? - ✔✔Show interest- make eye contact
Show acceptance- accept people and yourself
Maintain a positive regard
Be genuine on own skill set
Time- take time to work on trust and relationship
Self-disclosure- tell them a little about yourself to gain trust
✔✔FICA tool - ✔✔F - Faith, belief, meaning
I - Importance and Influence
C - Community
A - Address in Care
✔✔Faith and belief (FICA) - ✔✔do you consider yourself religious? Is spirituality
important to you? Do you have beliefs that help you cope with stress? What gives your
life meaning?
✔✔Importance (FICA) - ✔✔what importance does you spirituality have in your life?
Does it influence decisions
✔✔Community (FICA) - ✔✔are you part of a spiritual community? Does this community
support you?
✔✔Address in care (FICA) - ✔✔how would you like me to addess these issues in your
care?
✔✔RIPS model - ✔✔Realm
Individual Process
Situation
✔✔Moral Judgement - ✔✔requires deciding right v. wrong actions involving generating
options, selecting and applying ethical principles
✔✔moral sensitivity - ✔✔a person's ability to recognize the presence of an ethical issue
and determine its relative importance
✔✔Moral motivation - ✔✔prioritizing moral values over other personal values
, ✔✔Moral Courage - ✔✔Taking a position against something or someone even though
you know the outcome may be unpopular.
✔✔RIPS model of ethical decision making - ✔✔offers a rational linear approach to
resolving an ethical problem
✔✔ACCE - ✔✔academic coordinator of clinical education
finds placement for students
eval and grade student performance while on internship
✔✔SPT - ✔✔student physical therapist
✔✔CI - ✔✔clinical instructor
✔✔RUG - ✔✔resource utilization group
✔✔SNF - ✔✔skilled nursing facility
✔✔Resource Utilization Groups (RUGs) - ✔✔Method of classification for health care
reimbursement for long-term care facilities.
✔✔Biopsychosocial model - ✔✔perspective in which abnormal behavior is seen as the
result of the combined and interacting forces of biological, psychological, social, and
cultural influences
✔✔Unlicensed personnel - ✔✔Any individual, working or volunteering in a physical
therapy setting, not holding a current license
as a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant.
✔✔Unlicensed personnel scope - ✔✔may be utilized to help with treatment under direct
supervision of PT or PTA
Can document during pt tx
✔✔Direct supervision - ✔✔licensed individual is immediately available
✔✔General Supervision - ✔✔licensed individual is available by 2-way communication or
in same geographical area
✔✔Who are the only ones who can provide PT interventions? - ✔✔Physical therapist
