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Intro to Physical Therapy Ch. 5-7 Exam
Questions and Answers with Verified
Solutions | Latest Updated 2026



1 Muscle tone is a measurement how strong a muscle is
of


When examining a geriatric it is important to question the caregiver
patient, instead of
2 of the patient's abilities.
the patient to get an accurate
picture


3 Which of the following describes the phase II cardiac rehabilitation?



4 What is the role of the Safety and Health Administration?
Occupational


Muscle tone is a measurement of false
how strong a muscle is


When working with older adults, true
PTs
and PTAs must separate a
patient's
neurologic decline to determine
whether it is normal aging or
disability due to cognitive changes.

,Pediatric physical therapy true
examines
a child's gross motor milestones
and
reflex development.


What is the purpose of a home To work toward the patient's goals when
exercise program? not with
the PT


Which of the following describes An outpatient exercise and education
the program
phase II cardiac rehabilitation?


What is an orthosis? An external device that supports and
stabilizes a
body part


Which of the following is a Use of the strong limb to assist the weak
compensatory training approach in limb
neurologic rehabilitation?


Geriatric physical therapy true
intervention goals are geared
toward
the patient as a whole individual
and
his or her function in the
environment.


Which of the following describes a A label of the patient's impairments
physical therapy diagnosis?

, An assessment of vital signs true
includes
blood pressure, heart rate, and
respiration rate.


Joint play movements examine the true
amount of passive motion
available
within a joint and help to
differentiate
which structures may be injured.


What term refers to a standardized outcome measures
test or measure that looks at a
patient's functional abilities?


When examining a geriatric false
patient, it
is important to question the
caregiver instead of the patient to
get an accurate picture of the
patient's abilities.


A patient with a total hip Therapeutic exercise, gait training, and a
arthroplasty home
is receiving physical therapy. exercise program
Which
of these plans of care is
appropriate?


Which of the following is a Bilateral edema
cardiovascular sign or symptom?

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