DC Jurisprudence Exam Questions and answers latest update
Patient care - a PT (vs PTA or aide) must provide... -
<<<Answers>>>1. IE (with documentation)
2. Periodic Re-evaluation (with documentation) by the 7th
visit and each 7th visit thereafter if seeing a PTA
3. Discharge (with documentation) with mention of the
response to treatment at DC.
A PT must assure the qualification of all PT students, PTA,
PT Aides, and first time applications. - <<<Answers>>>True
How many SPT, PTA, Aides, and first time applicants can
one PT directly supervise? - <<<Answers>>>3 and must co-
sign all notes
If a pt fails to respond to treatment in >>> days after being
seen by a PT the PT shall refer the pt back to the health care
provider - <<<Answers>>>30
Before a PTA can see a pt, the PT needs to... -
<<<Answers>>>Eval the pt and develop initial and ongoing
treatment goals and plans.
Support personnel shall only perform routine tasks under the
>>>> of the PT or PTA. The activities are non discretionary
and do not require the exercise of professional judgement. -
<<<Answers>>>direct supervision
, DC Jurisprudence Exam Questions and answers latest update
Can a first time applicant practice PT under a license PT
while their application is pending? - <<<Answers>>>Yes -
must get notes co-signed
What if a first time applicant failed the board? -
<<<Answers>>>Cannot practice until they pass.
What is direct supervision? - <<<Answers>>>PT is
personally present and immediately available within the
treatment area to give aid, direction and instruction when PT
procedures or activities are performed.
SPT or first time applicant must identify themselves as a
student or applicant at all times - <<<Answers>>>true
A student may be compensated by a patient -
<<<Answers>>>False
Can a PTA modify the treatment procedures as indicated by
patient response? - <<<Answers>>>Yes if they are within the
limits specified in the PT POC and then must report the
changes ORALLY or in WRITING to the PT
PTA can... - <<<Answers>>>There Ex, Traction, massage,
compression, heat/ice, ultraviolet, water and electricity
Patient care - a PT (vs PTA or aide) must provide... -
<<<Answers>>>1. IE (with documentation)
2. Periodic Re-evaluation (with documentation) by the 7th
visit and each 7th visit thereafter if seeing a PTA
3. Discharge (with documentation) with mention of the
response to treatment at DC.
A PT must assure the qualification of all PT students, PTA,
PT Aides, and first time applications. - <<<Answers>>>True
How many SPT, PTA, Aides, and first time applicants can
one PT directly supervise? - <<<Answers>>>3 and must co-
sign all notes
If a pt fails to respond to treatment in >>> days after being
seen by a PT the PT shall refer the pt back to the health care
provider - <<<Answers>>>30
Before a PTA can see a pt, the PT needs to... -
<<<Answers>>>Eval the pt and develop initial and ongoing
treatment goals and plans.
Support personnel shall only perform routine tasks under the
>>>> of the PT or PTA. The activities are non discretionary
and do not require the exercise of professional judgement. -
<<<Answers>>>direct supervision
, DC Jurisprudence Exam Questions and answers latest update
Can a first time applicant practice PT under a license PT
while their application is pending? - <<<Answers>>>Yes -
must get notes co-signed
What if a first time applicant failed the board? -
<<<Answers>>>Cannot practice until they pass.
What is direct supervision? - <<<Answers>>>PT is
personally present and immediately available within the
treatment area to give aid, direction and instruction when PT
procedures or activities are performed.
SPT or first time applicant must identify themselves as a
student or applicant at all times - <<<Answers>>>true
A student may be compensated by a patient -
<<<Answers>>>False
Can a PTA modify the treatment procedures as indicated by
patient response? - <<<Answers>>>Yes if they are within the
limits specified in the PT POC and then must report the
changes ORALLY or in WRITING to the PT
PTA can... - <<<Answers>>>There Ex, Traction, massage,
compression, heat/ice, ultraviolet, water and electricity
