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PTAP 1300 - Exam

angi/o correct answers blood vessel arthr/o correct answers joint ather/o correct answers yellowish, fatty plaque bi/o correct answers life carcin/o correct answers cancer cardi/o correct answers heart cephal/o correct answers head cholecyst correct answers gall bladder chondr/o correct answers cartilage cost/o correct answers rib cutaneo correct answers skin cyan/o correct answers blue

Which of the following is included in the clinical responsibilities of the PTA? correct answers Modification of selected interventions in order to assure patient safety Which statement is NOT within the scope of the physical therapist assistant? correct answers The PTA may examine & evaluate a patient What is the PTA's MOST important action and responsibility in reporting child abuse? correct answers Call Child Protective Services. Which answer is the BEST example of negligent PTA be...

Intradisciplinary Team? correct answers The team of the PT & PTA Interdisciplinary team? correct answers All healthcare professionals (PT, PTS, COTA, OT, SLP, RN. LVN, CAN, Dr., PA, NP, etc) What does a Restorative Aide do? correct answers The primary role of restorative aides is to assist patients with exercises that improve the use of limbs and body functions. These exercises are designed by the nursing or rehabilitation department where the patient belongs. A restorative aide's dutie...

errethymia correct answers Decrease in red blood cells hepatomegaly correct answers Enlarged liver Dysphasia correct answers loss of speech spasticity correct answers muscle tightness, contracted muscles cyanosis correct answers lack of oxygen to fingertips and lips (Blue) OPIA correct answers Eye Reno correct answers kidney angio correct answers blood vessel dyspnea correct answers shortness of breath Who does renewal of licensure correct answers State board of physic...

altruism correct answers a concern for others; generosity. Ex: placing the patient/client's needs above those of the PTA Professional Duty correct answers the commitment to meeting one's obligations to provide effective physical therapy services to patients/clients, to serve the profession, and to positively influence the health of society. Ex: demonstrating beneficence by providing optimal care. Accountability correct answers Willingness to take credit and blame for actions. Male...

Endarterectomy correct answers removing plaque from an artery-commonly in the carotid artery to prevent a stroke FWB correct answers full weight bearing low back pain correct answers LBP lower extremity correct answers LE manual muscle test correct answers MMT minimal assistance correct answers Min A moderate assist correct answers Mod A- osteoarthritis correct answers OA plantar flexion correct answers PF progressive resistive exercise correct answers PRE passive r...

non-verbal communication correct answers -body language and facial expressions -written (patient education materials & communication boards and texting) OSHA correct answers Occupational Safety and Health Administration -protects workers from infectious disease transmission IDEA correct answers Individuals with Disabilities Education Act -provide early intervention (special education) HIPAA correct answers Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act -PHI: protected health in...

Which type of learner does best when he/she actually goes through the motions of the movement? correct answers Kinestetic what type of learner does best when he/she observe the PTA perform the movement behavior correct answers Visual which of the following reasons is NOT included in the purpose for The Guide to PT Practice. correct answers Provides specific protocols for treatment Before a physical therapist assistant can provide patient care, the physical therapist MUST provide the PTA...

Beneficence correct answers acting in the best interest and welfare of patient Nonmaleficence correct answers non-harming or inflicting the least amount of harm possible to reach a beneficial outcome. Maleficence correct answers the doing of evil or harm Negligence correct answers -failure to do something that a reasonable person of ordinary prudence would do in a certain situation or the doing of something they wouldn't do. -improper/unskilled treatment of patient Abuse correct ...