Intro To Physical Therapy: ABPTS Practice Exam
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Clinical Residency - ANSWER Post-professional programs
Occur after the graduate physical therapist has obtained their license to practice
Clinical Residency Time Frame - ANSWER Completed with a minimum of 1,500 hours
and in 9 to 36 months
Clinical Residency Purpose - ANSWER Designed to significantly advance the physical
therapist resident's knowledge and skills in a defined area of clinical practice
Clinical Residency Advantages - ANSWER Combines opportunities for ongoing clinical
supervision and mentoring with a theoretical basis for advanced practice and scientific
inquiry
Clinical Residency Benefits - ANSWER Increase marketability
Qualify to sit for Specialist Certification Exam
Focused practice under expert therapist
Clinical Fellowship - ANSWER Post-professional clinical and didactic education for
physical therapists who demonstrate clinical expertise, prior to commencing the
program, in the practice focus on the fellowship
Clinical Fellowship Advantages - ANSWER Further training in a specialty (subspecialty)
Clinical Fellowship Hours - ANSWER Completed within a minimum of 1,000 hours
supervised clinical practice and 50 hours of didactic instruction
No fewer than 6 months and no more than 36 months
, Clinical Fellowship Benefits - ANSWER Continued development of knowledge and skills
in a focused advanced area of clinical practice
Provides greater depth than what is covered in residency
Ongoing clinical mentoring for advanced practice in a sub-specialization beyond that of
a defined specialty area
ABPTRFE (meaning) - ANSWER American Board of Physical Therapist Residency and
Fellowship Education
ABPTRFE - ANSWER Credentialing body for APTA for post-professional residency and
fellowship programs in physical therapy
(244 accredited residency programs; 48 accredited fellowship programs)
Specialty Certification - ANSWER The opportunity to become board-certified clinical
specialists through the ABPTS
Elements of Clinical Specialization - ANSWER Voluntary process
Nonrestrictive process
Coordinated process
CCS - ANSWER Cardiovascular & Pulmonary
ECS - ANSWER Clinical Electrophysiology
GCS - ANSWER Geriactrics
OCS - ANSWER Orthopaedics
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Clinical Residency - ANSWER Post-professional programs
Occur after the graduate physical therapist has obtained their license to practice
Clinical Residency Time Frame - ANSWER Completed with a minimum of 1,500 hours
and in 9 to 36 months
Clinical Residency Purpose - ANSWER Designed to significantly advance the physical
therapist resident's knowledge and skills in a defined area of clinical practice
Clinical Residency Advantages - ANSWER Combines opportunities for ongoing clinical
supervision and mentoring with a theoretical basis for advanced practice and scientific
inquiry
Clinical Residency Benefits - ANSWER Increase marketability
Qualify to sit for Specialist Certification Exam
Focused practice under expert therapist
Clinical Fellowship - ANSWER Post-professional clinical and didactic education for
physical therapists who demonstrate clinical expertise, prior to commencing the
program, in the practice focus on the fellowship
Clinical Fellowship Advantages - ANSWER Further training in a specialty (subspecialty)
Clinical Fellowship Hours - ANSWER Completed within a minimum of 1,000 hours
supervised clinical practice and 50 hours of didactic instruction
No fewer than 6 months and no more than 36 months
, Clinical Fellowship Benefits - ANSWER Continued development of knowledge and skills
in a focused advanced area of clinical practice
Provides greater depth than what is covered in residency
Ongoing clinical mentoring for advanced practice in a sub-specialization beyond that of
a defined specialty area
ABPTRFE (meaning) - ANSWER American Board of Physical Therapist Residency and
Fellowship Education
ABPTRFE - ANSWER Credentialing body for APTA for post-professional residency and
fellowship programs in physical therapy
(244 accredited residency programs; 48 accredited fellowship programs)
Specialty Certification - ANSWER The opportunity to become board-certified clinical
specialists through the ABPTS
Elements of Clinical Specialization - ANSWER Voluntary process
Nonrestrictive process
Coordinated process
CCS - ANSWER Cardiovascular & Pulmonary
ECS - ANSWER Clinical Electrophysiology
GCS - ANSWER Geriactrics
OCS - ANSWER Orthopaedics
