AMCA Physical Therapy Aide Prep Guide UPDATED ACTUAL Questions
and CORRECT Answers
1. recovery what is the specialty of medical rehabilitation concerned with?
2. rendering care what is the major focus of the rehab team?
3. malpractice professional negligence is also called
4. confidentiality name the most important thing for assistive personnel to keep in
mind during the daily routine in medical setting
5. social worker which rehabilitation team is responsible for the patients emotion-
al needs?
6. defamation what word pertains to any attack on a persons reputation
7. negligence failing to meet a specific standard of care would be defined as
8. good samaritan law this allows medical personnel to render care especially in an
emergency situation without fear of a malpractice suit
9. patient rights/consent to this must be obtained before any procedure or medication can be
treat; diagnostics given to a patient
10. disease/illness anything that poses risk to the human body or a living organism
is called-
11. universal precautions; PPE treating all human blood as if it were infectious is known as
12. FALSE OSHA standards require clearing only when needed
13. TRUE failing to meet a specific standard of care could be defined as
malpractice
14. TRUE a HIPPA form, not a consent form, must be given before any
, procedure or medication can be given to the patient
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and CORRECT Answers
1. recovery what is the specialty of medical rehabilitation concerned with?
2. rendering care what is the major focus of the rehab team?
3. malpractice professional negligence is also called
4. confidentiality name the most important thing for assistive personnel to keep in
mind during the daily routine in medical setting
5. social worker which rehabilitation team is responsible for the patients emotion-
al needs?
6. defamation what word pertains to any attack on a persons reputation
7. negligence failing to meet a specific standard of care would be defined as
8. good samaritan law this allows medical personnel to render care especially in an
emergency situation without fear of a malpractice suit
9. patient rights/consent to this must be obtained before any procedure or medication can be
treat; diagnostics given to a patient
10. disease/illness anything that poses risk to the human body or a living organism
is called-
11. universal precautions; PPE treating all human blood as if it were infectious is known as
12. FALSE OSHA standards require clearing only when needed
13. TRUE failing to meet a specific standard of care could be defined as
malpractice
14. TRUE a HIPPA form, not a consent form, must be given before any
, procedure or medication can be given to the patient
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