Intro to PT Exam 1

In Kentucky, PTAs can _________, unlike in other states.

dry needle

___________ assist students in navigating the transition from classroom to workplace.

Mentors

A _________ is an opportunity to introduce you to a potential employer.

Cover letter

A ____________ contains a summary of personal information, educational info, professional qualifications, etc.…

Resume

The ____________ is a biopsychosocial classification system based on the concept of health as a state of complete well-being.

ICF

The ICF consists of these two parts:

Functioning/disability, Contextual factors

What two major events led to the creation of the PT profession?

Polio, World Wars

The ___________ is the PT’s judgement about the optimal improvement the patient may achieve, and the time needed.

Prognosis

__________ are the result of the interventions.

Outcomes

Abbrev. for the Joint Commission on Accreditation and Certification

JACHO

What part of a SOAP note is this: Documenting their response to teach/back/education.

Assessment

What part of a SOAP note is this: Documenting that they performed a teach/back.

Objective

The goal of PT is to improve _____________

quality of life

The origination of PTA dates back to __________

400 bc

The Romans utilized __________, an early predecessor to PT.

gymnastics

PT progressed with orthopedic surgeries, such as __________

Open heart surgery

“Reconstruction aids” were originally:

Women

PT was earlier referred to as:

Physiotherapy

In the 30’s, PTAs worked under ___________

Dr referral

In 1937, the PT Assocation was formed, eventually becoming the _____________

APTA

PTAs were officially introduced in _________

1964

This organization governs all PT schools and is focused on accreditation.

CAPTE

________ was developed in 1970, focused on work-site injuries and employee safety.

OSHA

The two types of insurance:

Private, Government-issued

What does FSBPT do?

Registration for licensure exam

This is the highest policy making body of the APTA:

HOD

APTA is headquartered in:

Alexandria, VA

What are the 4 components of the APTA?

Districts, chapters, sections, assemblies

This ancient figure emphasized muscle strengthening using exercises:

Hippocrates

Americans originally considered disability:

irreversible

In 1969, the first ___ PTAS graduated in Miami.

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Clinton signed the ____________ to eliminate the Medicare deficit.

Balanced Budget Act

A __________ is an individual who seeks PT services:

Client

What are the 4 components of the APTA Strategic plan?

Mentor value, sustainable profession, quality care, demand and access

This organization is the Body for clinical Specialists certification:

ABPTS

The PT PAC ensures that ___________decision benefit the field.

Capitol Hill

The diagnosis/prognosis results from the ________

evaluation

___________ include techniques/activities that comprise the treatment plan.

Interventions

__________ should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time bound.

Goals

__________ is determined by patient’s state/condition.

outcome

____ is concerned with treating the person as a whole, not just “Joe with back pain” for example.

ICF

Contextual factors include:

body functions, body structures, activities/proprioception, environmental factors.

______ is focused on patient-centered care

PCMM

This type of intervention includes teaching the patient.

Education

An _________ is the duration of care for being under PT.

Episode

What are the 4 parts of a SOAP note?

Subjective, objective, assessment, plan

_________ guidelines help guide towards best, evidence-based practice.

Clinical practice

The _______ pertains to leave, maternity, etc.

FMLA

Reviewing colleague's charts is an example of ___________

peer review

In _________ supervision, the PT must be available via telecommunication.

General

In _________ supervision, PT must be physically present/available.

Direct

In KY, a PT can only supervise ___ personnel

4

________ means within discipline.

intra

_______ outside discipline

Inter

What are the 2 types of sexual harassment:

Quid pro quo, Hostile

Sexual harassment is ______ and applies to both ______

Illegal, sexes

Sexual harassment is dealt with in court using this standard:

Reasonable person

What does DEI stand for?

Diversity, equity, inclusion

Two types of bias:

Explicit, implicit

Differences in health between groups of people

Health disparities

Non-medical factors that affect your health:

Social determinants

Genetics, physical activity, and diet are examples of _________ determinants of health.

Non-social

The PT ___________ includes obtaining info and data.

Exam

The PT _____ included making clinical judgments based on info.

Evaluation

The _______ has sad to smiley faces detailing pain.

VAG (visual analog scale)

IEP stands for:

Individualized eduational plans

Geriatrics comes with increased:

comorbidities

Study of aging process:

Gerontology

System of moral principles governing conduct:

Ethics

Beliefs, principles, values about right and wrong.

Morals

Patient info is on a __________ basis

need-to-know

Names, addresses, SSI, etc. are examples of:

Protected health information

______ violations can lead to fines, jail, loss of license:

HIPAA

You can turn to the _____ model for ethical dilemmas.

RIPS

Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic, Analytic, and Spatial are types of:

learning styles

These were the first PTs

Sanderson, McMillan

Vision 2020 was formed in:

2000

_________ means accessing, applying, integrating evidence to guide clinical decision making.

Evidence based practice

The most commonly used treatment in PT:

Therapeutic exercise

Use of warm/cold water by submerging all or part or the body:

hydrotherapy

Some PEDS screening tests are the _______

APGAR

Which of the following is not a common pediatric neurologic system condition?

Spina bifida, CP, Brachial plexus, DCD, Asthma

Asthma

Care of cancer falls under:

Oncology

Incontinence, pregnancy, postpartum care, mastectomy, cancer recovery, pelvic pain are _________ health.

Women’s

The establishment of social rules for conduct:

Medical law

The ethical principle that focuses on doing the best for the patient:

Beneficence

What is the number of days before a reassessment is due in a hospital setting?

14

What is the number of days before a reassessment is due in a school system?

90

What is the number of days before a reassessment is due in a unspecifiable listed settings?

30

What is the other situation where a reassessment must be completed?

Change in condition

How many support personnel can a PT supervise in KY?

4

Section 4, 5e, specifies that PTs must be available via _____________, meaning they must be available to take a call, etc.

telecommunication

For a PTA student on an assigned clinical rotation, what % of the time must be with a PTA, and with a PT?

80, 20

How should you sign your name/title in medical documentation as a student?

PTA student

Who must cosign if you, as a student, document?

PT

CE is required on a __-yr biennium.

2

How soon must you legally notify the board of change in contact info or employment?

30 days

When and how often do Ky PTs and PTAs renew their license?

March, Every odd number year

What is the requirement for PTAs continuing competency?

20 hours

At least ____ hours must be earned from category 1.

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