Question 1

Preparatory work with a patient in the short-sitting position will provide which of the following opportunities?

Accepted Answer

A) Symmetrical weightbearing 
B) Static and dynamic balance control 
C) Anticipatory balance control 
D) All of the above 
A) Symmetrical weightbearing 
B) Static and dynamic balance control 
C) Anticipatory balance control 
D) All of the above D

Question 2

Which of the following activities can you engage your patient in if your goal is to facilitate weight transfer forward that is needed for sit-to-stand mobility?

Accepted Answer

A) Patient places hands on a therapy ball positioned in front of the patient and the PTA moves the ball forward. 
B) Have the patient reach out to either side to retrieve objects. 
C) Have the patient sit on a mat with arms at sides and instruct patient to extend elbows to lift hips up off from mat. 
D) Have patient practice static balance control while seated on a disc placed on the mat. 
A) Patient places hands on a therapy ball positioned in front of the patient and the PTA moves the ball forward. 
B) Have the patient reach out to either side to retrieve objects. 
C) Have the patient sit on a mat with arms at sides and instruct patient to extend elbows to lift hips up off from mat. 
D) Have patient practice static balance control while seated on a disc placed on the mat. A

Question 3

When going up the stairs during therapy, the patient should:

Accepted Answer

A) Lead with the involved leg 
B) Lead with the leg that had surgery 
C) Ask the PT which leg should lead 
D) Lead with the uninvolved or stronger leg 
A) Lead with the involved leg 
B) Lead with the leg that had surgery 
C) Ask the PT which leg should lead 
D) Lead with the uninvolved or stronger leg D

Question 4

Your patient needs to be crutch trained prior to discharge home.He has an order to be PWB on the left lower extremity.He has weak shoulders due to chronic arthritis.Which of the following assistive devices is your BEST choice?

Accepted Answer

A) Axillary crutches 
B) Forearm crutches 
C) Axillary crutches with platform attachments 
D) He cannot use crutches; he must use a walker. 
A) Axillary crutches 
B) Forearm crutches 
C) Axillary crutches with platform attachments 
D) He cannot use crutches; he must use a walker.

Question 5

Which of the following gait patterns is BEST for the patient described in question 4?

Accepted Answer

A) Four-point gait 
B) Two-point gait 
C) Swing-through gait 
D) Three-point gait 
A) Four-point gait 
B) Two-point gait 
C) Swing-through gait 
D) Three-point gait

Question 6

Partial body weight support is replacing the use of parallel bars in some clinics.All of the following are advantages of the body weight support over traditional parallel bars EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) Interlimb and intralimb timing can be practiced before ability to fully support body weight. 
B) Reduced risk of falls 
C) Increased use of upper extremities for support 
D) Learned nonuse is prevented. 
A) Interlimb and intralimb timing can be practiced before ability to fully support body weight. 
B) Reduced risk of falls 
C) Increased use of upper extremities for support 
D) Learned nonuse is prevented.

Preparatory work with a patient in the short-sitting position will provide which of the following opportunities?

Which of the following activities can you engage your patient in if your goal is to facilitate weight transfer forward that is needed for sit-to-stand mobility?

When going up the stairs during therapy, the patient should:

Your patient needs to be crutch trained prior to discharge home.He has an order to be PWB on the left lower extremity.He has weak shoulders due to chronic arthritis.Which of the following assistive devices is your BEST choice?

Which of the following gait patterns is BEST for the patient described in question 4?

Partial body weight support is replacing the use of parallel bars in some clinics.All of the following are advantages of the body weight support over traditional parallel bars EXCEPT:

Pta: Clinical Decision Making

Pta: Examination of Vital Signs

Pta: Examination of Sensory Function

Pta: Musculoskeletal Examination

Pta: Examination of Motor Function: Motor Control and Motor Learning

Pta: Examination of Coordination and Balance

Pta: Examination of Gait

Pta: Examination of Function

Pta: Examination of the Environment

Pta: The Prescriptive Wheelchair

Pta: Chronic Pulmonary Dysfunction

Pta: Heart Disease

Pta: Vascular, Lymphatic, and Integumentary Disorders

Pta: Stroke

Pta: Multiple Sclerosis

Pta: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Pta: Parkinsons Disease

Pta: Traumatic Brain Injury

Pta: Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury

Pta: Vestibular Disorders

Pta: Amputation

Pta: Arthritis

Pta: Burns

Pta: Chronic Pain

Pta: Psychosocial Disorders

Pta: Cognitive and Perceptual Dysfunction

Pta: Neurogenic Disorders of Speech and Language

Pta: Promoting Health and Wellness

Pta: Orthotics

Pta: Prosthetics

Pta: The Prescriptive Wheelchair

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Exam 11: Pta: Locomotor Training

Preparatory work with a patient in the short-sitting position will provide which of the following opportunities?

Which of the following activities can you engage your patient in if your goal is to facilitate weight transfer forward that is needed for sit-to-stand mobility?

When going up the stairs during therapy, the patient should:

Your patient needs to be crutch trained prior to discharge home.He has an order to be PWB on the left lower extremity.He has weak shoulders due to chronic arthritis.Which of the following assistive devices is your BEST choice?

Which of the following gait patterns is BEST for the patient described in question 4?

Partial body weight support is replacing the use of parallel bars in some clinics.All of the following are advantages of the body weight support over traditional parallel bars EXCEPT:

Pta: Clinical Decision Making

Pta: Examination of Vital Signs

Pta: Examination of Sensory Function

Pta: Musculoskeletal Examination

Pta: Examination of Motor Function: Motor Control and Motor Learning

Pta: Examination of Coordination and Balance

Pta: Examination of Gait

Pta: Examination of Function

Pta: Examination of the Environment

Pta: The Prescriptive Wheelchair

Pta: Chronic Pulmonary Dysfunction

Pta: Heart Disease

Pta: Vascular, Lymphatic, and Integumentary Disorders

Pta: Stroke

Pta: Multiple Sclerosis

Pta: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Pta: Parkinsons Disease

Pta: Traumatic Brain Injury

Pta: Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury

Pta: Vestibular Disorders

Pta: Amputation

Pta: Arthritis

Pta: Burns

Pta: Chronic Pain

Pta: Psychosocial Disorders

Pta: Cognitive and Perceptual Dysfunction

Pta: Neurogenic Disorders of Speech and Language

Pta: Promoting Health and Wellness

Pta: Orthotics

Pta: Prosthetics

Pta: The Prescriptive Wheelchair

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