AMCA PTTC study guide 2025/2026 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED VERSION
2025!!
What is ethics - ANSWER-ethics is the knowledge of what
is right conduct
verses what is wrong
conduct
No ROM - ANSWER-most synarthroses are immovable joints
held together by
fibrous
tissue
Limited ROM - ANSWER-amphiathroses are joints joined
together by cartilage that is slightly moveable, such as the
vertebrae of the spine or the pubic bone
Full ROM - ANSWER-diathroses are joints that have free
movement, Ball-and-
socket joints (hip) and hinge joints (knees) are common
diathroses joints
,(synovial
joints)
synovial joints - ANSWER-freely moving joints, are surrounded
by joint capsules
Bursae - ANSWER-sacs of fluid that are located between the
bones of the joint
and the tendons that hold the
muscles in place
total hip replacement (THR) - ANSWER-An artificial joint
(prosthesis) is inserted
in the place of a
natural hip.
amputee patients - ANSWER-circulation is often compromised
in amputees due
to the lack of activity and any changes in the remaining limbs
should be noted
stroke - ANSWER-occurs when the normal circulation
pattern of the brain is
disrupted. Oxygen is denied to essential parts of the brain
and this lack of
,oxygen often results in brain damage, paralysis, loss
of motor skills.
precautions with stroke patients - ANSWER-- Don't place in face
down position
- Immediately alert others if change in breathing
pattern occurs
- all activities should be
done slowly
- balance may be
impaired
fire = RACE - ANSWER-R- rescue individuals
in danger
A- sound the
alarm
C- confine the fire by closing all doors
and windows
E- extinguish the fire with the nearest suitable fire
extinguisher
Electrical Safety - ANSWER-- Avoid using damaged
power cords
- Avoid using any
extension cords
, - Avoid any electrical while
collecting blood
- Try and use three pronged
plugs
Radiation Safety - ANSWER-- time: exposed to source
- shielding: if anything is between you and the source of
radiation
- distance: how far person of object is away from source
External Hemorrhage - ANSWER-- apply direct pressure to
wound until bleeding stops or EMS arrives
- if bleeding continues, keep applying cloth or gauze over the
ones already on the wound
common symptoms of shock - ANSWER-- clammy, pale, cold
skin
- rapid weak pulse
-shallow or increased breathing rate
-staring eyes and expressionless face
First aid for shock - ANSWER-- maintain an open airway
- call for assistance
- keep patient lying down with head lower than the rest of the
body
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED VERSION
2025!!
What is ethics - ANSWER-ethics is the knowledge of what
is right conduct
verses what is wrong
conduct
No ROM - ANSWER-most synarthroses are immovable joints
held together by
fibrous
tissue
Limited ROM - ANSWER-amphiathroses are joints joined
together by cartilage that is slightly moveable, such as the
vertebrae of the spine or the pubic bone
Full ROM - ANSWER-diathroses are joints that have free
movement, Ball-and-
socket joints (hip) and hinge joints (knees) are common
diathroses joints
,(synovial
joints)
synovial joints - ANSWER-freely moving joints, are surrounded
by joint capsules
Bursae - ANSWER-sacs of fluid that are located between the
bones of the joint
and the tendons that hold the
muscles in place
total hip replacement (THR) - ANSWER-An artificial joint
(prosthesis) is inserted
in the place of a
natural hip.
amputee patients - ANSWER-circulation is often compromised
in amputees due
to the lack of activity and any changes in the remaining limbs
should be noted
stroke - ANSWER-occurs when the normal circulation
pattern of the brain is
disrupted. Oxygen is denied to essential parts of the brain
and this lack of
,oxygen often results in brain damage, paralysis, loss
of motor skills.
precautions with stroke patients - ANSWER-- Don't place in face
down position
- Immediately alert others if change in breathing
pattern occurs
- all activities should be
done slowly
- balance may be
impaired
fire = RACE - ANSWER-R- rescue individuals
in danger
A- sound the
alarm
C- confine the fire by closing all doors
and windows
E- extinguish the fire with the nearest suitable fire
extinguisher
Electrical Safety - ANSWER-- Avoid using damaged
power cords
- Avoid using any
extension cords
, - Avoid any electrical while
collecting blood
- Try and use three pronged
plugs
Radiation Safety - ANSWER-- time: exposed to source
- shielding: if anything is between you and the source of
radiation
- distance: how far person of object is away from source
External Hemorrhage - ANSWER-- apply direct pressure to
wound until bleeding stops or EMS arrives
- if bleeding continues, keep applying cloth or gauze over the
ones already on the wound
common symptoms of shock - ANSWER-- clammy, pale, cold
skin
- rapid weak pulse
-shallow or increased breathing rate
-staring eyes and expressionless face
First aid for shock - ANSWER-- maintain an open airway
- call for assistance
- keep patient lying down with head lower than the rest of the
body
