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What is the definition of Recreational Therapy? - correct answer use of recreation and therapy to bring about a functional change -relieve health problems -cope with health problems -experience highest levels of wellness possible (health promotion) ATRA (American Therapeutic Recreation Association) & NCTRC (National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification) definition - correct answer a systematic process that utilizes recreation and other activity-based interventions to ...

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What are specific operating procedures (SOPs)? (A) General guidelines and protocols for performing task (B) Specific guidelines and protocols for performing specific task (C) An application approach based chiefly on critical thinking (D) A application framework that is the same for all modalities - correct answer (B) Specific guidelines and protocols for performing specific task An injury record is considered to be: (A) A case study (B) A trial testimonial (C) A legal document (D...

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certified therapeutic shoe fitter exam questions and

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Certified Fitter of Therapeutic Shoes Exam Questions And A

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Therapeutic Shoe Fitter Exam Questions And A

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Therapeutic Shoe Fitter Exam Questions And Answers

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Therapeutic Shoe Fitter- Terminology Exam Questions And A

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this pertains to results obtained from treatment. it is having medical or healing properties. a healing agent - correct answer therapeutic this is a method of application or employment of any therapeutic agent. limited usually to physical agents and devices. any specific sensory stimulus such as taste, touch, vision, pressure, or hearing - correct answer modality a device or technique that delivers a physical agent to the body for therapeutic purposes - correct answer therapeut...

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osteoarthritis risk factors - correct answer age, obesity, prolonged and repetitive motions, genetic factors how does obesity lead to OA? - correct answer affects weight-bearing joints - hip, knee, hand OA clinical presentation includes? - correct answer localized pain to affected joints, joint stiffness, limited range of motion, crepitus/crackling is there a lab that tests for OA? - correct answer no, labs can rule out other disease states. Labs -- ESR, rheumatoid f...

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The five criteria that define and creates a profession - correct answer 1. provide a public service 2. consist of sub group and common interest of ethics/standards l educational process The difference between Recreation and Therapeutic Recreation. - correct answer Recreation is activity based with rules and regulations. Recreational therapy is activities aim to people's functionality to participate in daily life activities. Satisfying Leisure experience you must have... ...

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types of relationships - correct answer Social Intimate Therapeutic self disclosure - correct answer • Establish relationship • Brief disclosure • Identical experiences • Forecasting trouble2 characteristics of a social relationship - correct answer • Meets personal needs • Companionship, friendship socialization, enjoyment • Sympathetic/neutral • Not responsible to ↓ anxiety • Indefinite timeframes • Minimal teaching expectations • Boundar...

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Maximum Protection Phase - correct answer the initial postoperative period when protection of operated tissues is paramount in the presence of tissue inflammation and pain. Moderate Protection Phase - correct answer the intermediate phase of rehabilitation when inflammation has subsided, pain and tenderness are minimal, and tissues are able to withstand gradually increasing levels of stress. Minimum Protection Phase - correct answer little to no protection of operated tissue...

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identify the mnemonic regarding principles of rehabilitation & briefly describe each factor - correct answer *A*- avoid aggravation *T* - timing *C* -compliance *I* - individualization *S* - specific sequencing *I* - intensity *T* total patient the rehabilitation clinician is the member of the primary rehabilitation team responsible for coordinating with other team members, educating the patient on the rehabilitation process, & maintaining communication with everyone involved in t...

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What is the job of a PT? - correct answer to evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients for conditions that limit their ability to move or function in daily life. The goal of physical therapy is to help the patient move safely and without pain. Where do PTs work? - correct answer PTs work in PT clinics, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and other health settings What is the educational requirements for PTs - correct answer PT's now have a doctorate degree (not Masters Degree...

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Connectedness is formed, however, it is _____ and _____, and forged only until the purpose is achieved - correct answer Contractual and temporary Successful clinical practice is considered a combination of _____. - correct answer The therapist's technique and the therapeutic relationship (both of which cannot be separated) Therapeutic Interpersonal Relationships between health care professionals and patients are associated with: - correct answer -Improvements in patient s...

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what is a therapeutic modality? a) a therapeutic procedure for self-treatment b) a holistic approach to physical therapy c) a clinical process that delivers a therapeutic application d) a device or application that delivers a physical agent to the body - correct answer a device or application that delivers a physical agent to the body the most common physical agents used to treat orthopedic injuries are heat, cold, sound, __________, electricity, & __________. - correct answer ...

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What is a therapeutic modality? a. a therapeutic procedure for self-treatment b. a holistic approach to physical therapy c. a clinical process that delivers a therapeutic application d. a device or application that delivers a physical agent to the body - correct answer D Knobology refers to the study of ________ without the supporting ______. - correct answer application; theory Name the 3 primary sources of information that clinicians use to make evidence based decisions...

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A. drop arm test - correct answer The special test that is performed to test for RTC tear where the arm is placed at 90 degrees abduction and then the patient slowly lowers to their side is called the A. drop arm test B. infraspinatus test C. neer test D. apprehension test C. apley's compression test - correct answer The special test that is performed to test for meniscal injury where the patient lies prone with 90 degrees of knee flexion and the therapist stabilizes the femu...

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Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) - correct answer · Common among people aged 60 or older · Can damage the macula, which is needed for sharp, detailed central vision. · The greatest risk factor is age (other risks include: smoking, family history, obesity, and Caucasians are more likely to get it) · No pain, blurred vision, drusen · Treated by healthy diet, dietary supplements, and laser treatment What does age-related macular degeneration look like? - correct answer ...

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Why are patients and clients referred for PT services typically? - correct answer Physical impairments associated with disorders of the movement system caused by injury, disease or health-related conditions that restrict their abilities -also for people that want to improve overall fitness and QOL to reduce risk of injury/disease Fundamental component of PT services - correct answer individually designed therapeutic exercise program Therapeutic exercise - correct answer one...

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Risk factors of Osteoarthritis (OA) - correct answer Older age Obesity Occupation, sports, and trauma Genetic factors clinical presentation of OA - correct answer Symptoms of pain localized to affected joints, joint stiffness, limited range of motion, and crepitus (crackling or grating sound) Physical examination of joints (hand, knee, hip, spine, foot) Laboratory tests Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) less than 20mm/hr Rheumatoid factor negative Evaluation of synovial f...

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