brain dump from PT final exam for PEAT exam
NPTE Questions with Detailed Verified Answers
what is the ramp slope maximum Ans: 1:12 rise:run
what does the 1:12 for ramps mean Ans: 1 inch rise requires 12 inches or run to
prevent grade from being too much
how long does a straight ramp landing need to be Ans: 60 inches long
how long does a ramp landing that changes in direction need to be Ans: 60 inches by
60 inches
What is the maximum ramp length Ans: 30 feet
what is the minimum door width required Ans: 32 inches
what is the minimum bathroom sink height Ans: 29 inches from floor
what is the required toilet seat height Ans: 17-19 inches from floor
what is the hallway width required Ans: 36 inches
what is the required carpet pile height Ans: less than 1/2 inch
what is the ramp grade required by ADA Ans: 8.3% grade
what is a willful attempt or threat to inflict injury with the apparent ability to do so
Ans: assault
What is the intentional touching without consent Ans: battery
what is the omission of an act that a prudent person would do under the same
cirucmstances Ans: negligence
, what is when a professional omits or commits an action that another professional with
regulat knowledge and skill of that professsion would do properly Ans: malpractice
what muscles are scapular upward rotators Ans: serratus anterior, lower trap, and
upper trap
what muscles are downward rotators of scapula Ans: levator, rhomboids, pec minor
what does the O'brien test measure Ans: SLAP
what does the Yergason's test measure for Ans: bicipital tendonitis
what does the Neer test measure Ans: subacromial impingement
what does a painful arm tell you Ans: possibly subacromial impingement or AC joint
what muscle protracts the scapula Ans: serratus anterior
what muscles retracts the scapula Ans: rhomboids
what muscle elevates the scapula Ans: levator scapulae
what muscles depress the scapula Ans: lats, and lower trap
what conditions cause transverse ligament laxity Ans: pregnancy, ehlers danlos, RA,
marfan sx, down syndrome
what is the inability of a 2 joint muscle to complete full AROM Ans: active insufficieny
what is the inability of a 2 joint muscle to complete full PROM Ans: passive
insufficiency
what is considered a normal pulse grading Ans: 2+
if the introduce a light stimulus to the right eye and there is no response what is the
problem Ans: issue with the Right cranial nerve 2 optic
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NPTE Questions with Detailed Verified Answers
what is the ramp slope maximum Ans: 1:12 rise:run
what does the 1:12 for ramps mean Ans: 1 inch rise requires 12 inches or run to
prevent grade from being too much
how long does a straight ramp landing need to be Ans: 60 inches long
how long does a ramp landing that changes in direction need to be Ans: 60 inches by
60 inches
What is the maximum ramp length Ans: 30 feet
what is the minimum door width required Ans: 32 inches
what is the minimum bathroom sink height Ans: 29 inches from floor
what is the required toilet seat height Ans: 17-19 inches from floor
what is the hallway width required Ans: 36 inches
what is the required carpet pile height Ans: less than 1/2 inch
what is the ramp grade required by ADA Ans: 8.3% grade
what is a willful attempt or threat to inflict injury with the apparent ability to do so
Ans: assault
What is the intentional touching without consent Ans: battery
what is the omission of an act that a prudent person would do under the same
cirucmstances Ans: negligence
, what is when a professional omits or commits an action that another professional with
regulat knowledge and skill of that professsion would do properly Ans: malpractice
what muscles are scapular upward rotators Ans: serratus anterior, lower trap, and
upper trap
what muscles are downward rotators of scapula Ans: levator, rhomboids, pec minor
what does the O'brien test measure Ans: SLAP
what does the Yergason's test measure for Ans: bicipital tendonitis
what does the Neer test measure Ans: subacromial impingement
what does a painful arm tell you Ans: possibly subacromial impingement or AC joint
what muscle protracts the scapula Ans: serratus anterior
what muscles retracts the scapula Ans: rhomboids
what muscle elevates the scapula Ans: levator scapulae
what muscles depress the scapula Ans: lats, and lower trap
what conditions cause transverse ligament laxity Ans: pregnancy, ehlers danlos, RA,
marfan sx, down syndrome
what is the inability of a 2 joint muscle to complete full AROM Ans: active insufficieny
what is the inability of a 2 joint muscle to complete full PROM Ans: passive
insufficiency
what is considered a normal pulse grading Ans: 2+
if the introduce a light stimulus to the right eye and there is no response what is the
problem Ans: issue with the Right cranial nerve 2 optic
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