PTA Peat PEAT Exam Practice Exam 2025
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Which of the following 1.Hip joint
joints is MOST likely
affected in a patient who
has Legg-Calvé-Perthes
disease?
1.Hip joint
2.Knee joint
3.Subtalar joint
4.Talonavicular joint
,A patient who has been 1.Increased resting heart rate
restricted to total bed
rest for 1 week should be
expected to exhibit which
of the following changes
in cardiopulmonary
function?
1.Increased resting heart
rate
2.Decreased submaximal
exercise heart rate
3.Increased functional
residual capacity
4.Decreased respiratory
rate
,While pulling to the 1.The plantar reflex has not been integrated.
standing position and
cruising, a 1-year-old
child flexes the toes
bilaterally. Which of the
following observations
would be of MOST
concern?
1.The plantar reflex has
not been integrated.
2.The positive supporting
reflex has not been
integrated.
3.The Babinski reflex is
interfering with the
infant's functioning.
4.The spontaneous
stepping reflex is
interfering with the
infant's functioning.
, A patient has spent a 1.Prone position with head down 45°
week lying in supine
position in bed. Which of
the following positions
will MOST effectively
promote clearance of the
pooled pulmonary
secretions?
1.Prone position with
head down 45°
2.Supine position with
head down 45°
3.Prone position with
head elevated 45°
4.One-quarter turn from
prone position on the left
side
UPDATE/PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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solutions)ASSURED SUCCESS/GRADED A+!!!
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Terms in this set (158)
Which of the following 1.Hip joint
joints is MOST likely
affected in a patient who
has Legg-Calvé-Perthes
disease?
1.Hip joint
2.Knee joint
3.Subtalar joint
4.Talonavicular joint
,A patient who has been 1.Increased resting heart rate
restricted to total bed
rest for 1 week should be
expected to exhibit which
of the following changes
in cardiopulmonary
function?
1.Increased resting heart
rate
2.Decreased submaximal
exercise heart rate
3.Increased functional
residual capacity
4.Decreased respiratory
rate
,While pulling to the 1.The plantar reflex has not been integrated.
standing position and
cruising, a 1-year-old
child flexes the toes
bilaterally. Which of the
following observations
would be of MOST
concern?
1.The plantar reflex has
not been integrated.
2.The positive supporting
reflex has not been
integrated.
3.The Babinski reflex is
interfering with the
infant's functioning.
4.The spontaneous
stepping reflex is
interfering with the
infant's functioning.
, A patient has spent a 1.Prone position with head down 45°
week lying in supine
position in bed. Which of
the following positions
will MOST effectively
promote clearance of the
pooled pulmonary
secretions?
1.Prone position with
head down 45°
2.Supine position with
head down 45°
3.Prone position with
head elevated 45°
4.One-quarter turn from
prone position on the left
side
