Exam 1: Introduction to Screening for Referral in Physical Therapy

Which of the following is a symptom?

According to the Goodman Screening for Referral Model, what should be done first when screening a patient?

Which of the following is not one of the four categories of preferred practice patterns in the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice?

Neuromuscular signs and symptoms are sometimes observed in clients receiving physical therapy because of an adverse reaction. What is the most likely source of this adverse reaction?

Which of the following is defined as a comparison of symptoms of similar diseases and laboratory/procedure results?

Which element of the patient management model, according to the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice, consists of assessment or judgment of the patient's data/condition?

Which of the following would not be a red flag for a physician referral during a physical therapy screening?

What type of physical therapy describes a philosophy of whole-person care?

Risk factor assessment and risk reduction fall under which type of disease prevention?

When a serious disorder is missed during the physical therapy screening process, what is the most likely cause of this mistake?

A physical therapist finds a yellow flag symptom during the screening process of a new patient. What is the appropriate action by the physical therapist?

What state was the first to pass a scope of practice law that allowed direct access to physical therapists?

Symptoms that present bilaterally are always

What is the purpose of the review of symptoms during the screening progress?

What is the key to prevention of further significant comorbidities or complications of a medical problem?