PTI 1 midterm Solved Correctly Latest Update 2027, Graded A+
Question 1.
Physical therapists (apta definition)
Correct Answer: PTs are health professionals who diagnose and manage
movement dysfunction as it relates to the restoration, maintenance, and
promotion of optimal physical function.
Question 2.
PT Role in Care
Correct Answer: Design and implement customized, individualized plans of care
in collaboration with the patient. (achieve goal-directed outcomes based on
diagnosis, prognosis, and goals.)
Question 3.
elements of patient/client management model
Correct Answer: 0. Referral/ consultation
1. Examination
2. Evaluation
3. Diagnosis
4. Prognosis
5. Intervention
6. Outcomes
Question 4.
0. Referral/Consultation
Correct Answer: PT determines if the individual needs services from another
provider (e.g., a medical doctor PA, PSYCH, for a Red Flag or unmanaged pain).
Question 5.
1. Examination
Correct Answer: Data Collection—History, physical examination, and
tests/measures (e.g., ROM, MMT, walking ability).
Question 6.
2. Evaluation
Correct Answer: Interpretation and Synthesis—The skilled judgment of the PT to
understand the patient's presentation and functional limitations.
,Question 7.
3. Diagnosis
Correct Answer: Creating a label based on signs and symptoms with functional
impairment (e.g., impaired balance, Difficulty walking, gait abnormalities,
difficulty with bed mobility). Not a medical diagnosis.
Question 8.
4. Prognosis
Correct Answer: Determining the predicted optimal level of improvement over a
designated time frame (patient's potential).
Question 9.
5. Intervention
Correct Answer: skilled PT services to remediate impairments, improve
functional performance, and promote health/wellness/ achieve goals
(treatment).
Question 10.
6. Outcomes
Correct Answer: The actual results and impact of the management plan on
function.
Question 11.
Medical Diagnosis (Pathology)
Correct Answer: E.g., Osteoarthritis, Stroke. PTs do not perform these.
Question 12.
Restoration
Correct Answer: Returning a patient to their prior level of function (e.g., walking
one mile again).
Question 13.
Maintenance
Correct Answer: Preventing decline in function for degenerative disorders (e.g.,
Parkinson's).
, Question 14.
Promotion
Correct Answer: Enhancing health and wellness in general population or
post-rehabilitation.
Question 15.
essential of Pt intervention
Correct Answer: 1. Coordination
2. communication
3. direct interventions
4. patient instruction 5.documentation
Question 16.
1. Coordination collaboration / 2. communication
Correct Answer: 1. Working with other healthcare providers to improve patient
outcomes (RN,OT, MD, RT Etc..)
2. verbal/ non verbal/ written (documentation) active listening skills
Question 17.
3. Direct intervention / Direct Asses (NYS)
Correct Answer: 3. dependent on evaluation assistive tech, manual, HEP,
Functional training, Wound care integu repair, therapeutic exercises, motor/
movement etc.... -PTs can see patients without a physician referral for up to 30
days.
Question 18.
4. patient instruction
Correct Answer: informing on everything, health, wellness, Plan of care, risk
factors, safety, fall risk prevention. etc.....
Question 19.
5. Defensible Documentation
Correct Answer: Accurate, organized, and clear recording of patient care data,
provider information, and results for medical and legal purposes. SOAP
Question 1.
Physical therapists (apta definition)
Correct Answer: PTs are health professionals who diagnose and manage
movement dysfunction as it relates to the restoration, maintenance, and
promotion of optimal physical function.
Question 2.
PT Role in Care
Correct Answer: Design and implement customized, individualized plans of care
in collaboration with the patient. (achieve goal-directed outcomes based on
diagnosis, prognosis, and goals.)
Question 3.
elements of patient/client management model
Correct Answer: 0. Referral/ consultation
1. Examination
2. Evaluation
3. Diagnosis
4. Prognosis
5. Intervention
6. Outcomes
Question 4.
0. Referral/Consultation
Correct Answer: PT determines if the individual needs services from another
provider (e.g., a medical doctor PA, PSYCH, for a Red Flag or unmanaged pain).
Question 5.
1. Examination
Correct Answer: Data Collection—History, physical examination, and
tests/measures (e.g., ROM, MMT, walking ability).
Question 6.
2. Evaluation
Correct Answer: Interpretation and Synthesis—The skilled judgment of the PT to
understand the patient's presentation and functional limitations.
,Question 7.
3. Diagnosis
Correct Answer: Creating a label based on signs and symptoms with functional
impairment (e.g., impaired balance, Difficulty walking, gait abnormalities,
difficulty with bed mobility). Not a medical diagnosis.
Question 8.
4. Prognosis
Correct Answer: Determining the predicted optimal level of improvement over a
designated time frame (patient's potential).
Question 9.
5. Intervention
Correct Answer: skilled PT services to remediate impairments, improve
functional performance, and promote health/wellness/ achieve goals
(treatment).
Question 10.
6. Outcomes
Correct Answer: The actual results and impact of the management plan on
function.
Question 11.
Medical Diagnosis (Pathology)
Correct Answer: E.g., Osteoarthritis, Stroke. PTs do not perform these.
Question 12.
Restoration
Correct Answer: Returning a patient to their prior level of function (e.g., walking
one mile again).
Question 13.
Maintenance
Correct Answer: Preventing decline in function for degenerative disorders (e.g.,
Parkinson's).
, Question 14.
Promotion
Correct Answer: Enhancing health and wellness in general population or
post-rehabilitation.
Question 15.
essential of Pt intervention
Correct Answer: 1. Coordination
2. communication
3. direct interventions
4. patient instruction 5.documentation
Question 16.
1. Coordination collaboration / 2. communication
Correct Answer: 1. Working with other healthcare providers to improve patient
outcomes (RN,OT, MD, RT Etc..)
2. verbal/ non verbal/ written (documentation) active listening skills
Question 17.
3. Direct intervention / Direct Asses (NYS)
Correct Answer: 3. dependent on evaluation assistive tech, manual, HEP,
Functional training, Wound care integu repair, therapeutic exercises, motor/
movement etc.... -PTs can see patients without a physician referral for up to 30
days.
Question 18.
4. patient instruction
Correct Answer: informing on everything, health, wellness, Plan of care, risk
factors, safety, fall risk prevention. etc.....
Question 19.
5. Defensible Documentation
Correct Answer: Accurate, organized, and clear recording of patient care data,
provider information, and results for medical and legal purposes. SOAP