KNPE Quiz Review – Questions With Accurate
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Terms in this set (29)
Practicing outside of one's scope of F
practice is not considered professional
misconduct if the practitioner has the
confidence to perform the
intervention/treatment (T/F)
The scope of practice for Kinesiology T
has been broadly defined as the
assessment of human movement and
performance and its rehabilitation and
management to maintain, rehabilitate
or enhance movement and
performance (T/F)
,A registered kinesiologist can perform c. communication of a diagnosis
all of the following modalities and
services except:
a. electrical therapy techniques,
including therapeutic ultrasound
b. athletic training, therapy and
interventions
c. communication of a diagnosis
d. ergonomics assessments
e. all of the above are within a
Kinesiologist's scope of practice
How many controlled acts can a 0
Kinesiologist perform?
Controlled acts which under most e. none can. be delegated
circumstances would be considered
unsuitable for delegation to a
registered kinesiologist include all of
the following except:
a. moving the joints of the spine
beyond the individual's usual
physiological range of motion using a
fast, low amplitude thrust
b. performing a procedure below the
surface of the cornea, or in or below
the surfaces of the teeth, including the
scaling of teeth
c. putting an instrument, hand or finger
beyond the external ear canal, larynx
or labia majora
d. all of the answers above can be
delegated
e. none of the answers above can be
delegated
, You are a kinesiologist working with a d. Decline and remind the physiotherapist that this is a
physiotherapist in a busy outpatient controlled act they are not allowed to delegate
clinic. You have been involved with Mr.
Kendall's treatment for the past three
weeks, helping him with his knee
exercises. The physiotherapist is also
using acupuncture as part of his care.
The physiotherapist informs you that
they don't have time for Mr. Kendall's
acupuncture today, and suggests they
delegate this task to you. How would
you respond?
a. Decline, because you don't feel like
you will have time today after his
exercise session today either
b. Agree to perform the acupuncture
session, as you have seen it done
before and feel confident performing
the task
c. Agree to perform the acupuncture
session as long as the physiotherapist
can provide you with some training
d. Decline and remind the
physiotherapist that this is a controlled
act they are not allowed to delegate
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Terms in this set (29)
Practicing outside of one's scope of F
practice is not considered professional
misconduct if the practitioner has the
confidence to perform the
intervention/treatment (T/F)
The scope of practice for Kinesiology T
has been broadly defined as the
assessment of human movement and
performance and its rehabilitation and
management to maintain, rehabilitate
or enhance movement and
performance (T/F)
,A registered kinesiologist can perform c. communication of a diagnosis
all of the following modalities and
services except:
a. electrical therapy techniques,
including therapeutic ultrasound
b. athletic training, therapy and
interventions
c. communication of a diagnosis
d. ergonomics assessments
e. all of the above are within a
Kinesiologist's scope of practice
How many controlled acts can a 0
Kinesiologist perform?
Controlled acts which under most e. none can. be delegated
circumstances would be considered
unsuitable for delegation to a
registered kinesiologist include all of
the following except:
a. moving the joints of the spine
beyond the individual's usual
physiological range of motion using a
fast, low amplitude thrust
b. performing a procedure below the
surface of the cornea, or in or below
the surfaces of the teeth, including the
scaling of teeth
c. putting an instrument, hand or finger
beyond the external ear canal, larynx
or labia majora
d. all of the answers above can be
delegated
e. none of the answers above can be
delegated
, You are a kinesiologist working with a d. Decline and remind the physiotherapist that this is a
physiotherapist in a busy outpatient controlled act they are not allowed to delegate
clinic. You have been involved with Mr.
Kendall's treatment for the past three
weeks, helping him with his knee
exercises. The physiotherapist is also
using acupuncture as part of his care.
The physiotherapist informs you that
they don't have time for Mr. Kendall's
acupuncture today, and suggests they
delegate this task to you. How would
you respond?
a. Decline, because you don't feel like
you will have time today after his
exercise session today either
b. Agree to perform the acupuncture
session, as you have seen it done
before and feel confident performing
the task
c. Agree to perform the acupuncture
session as long as the physiotherapist
can provide you with some training
d. Decline and remind the
physiotherapist that this is a controlled
act they are not allowed to delegate
