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In reference to walking speed and as noted in the research, what is the BEST goal that would demonstrate the minimal amount needed for a small but meaningful improvement in a patient who was demonstrating a walking speed of 0.7 m/s?

 If a physical therapist reports a vulnerable adult situation in good faith but the allegations are later found to be unsubstantiated, what legal protection does the PT have?

An 82 year old patient reports difficulty rising from a chair and reduced walking speed. Which physiologic change BEST explains their increased risk for loss of independence?

The physical therapist is treating a patient with Alzheimer’s disease who is status post ORIF following a hip fracture.  The patient has a difficult time communicating verbally, she prefers to gesture and is easily confused especially in new environments.  Which of the following outcome measures should the PT utilize to assess pain?

A 77-year old patient has been transferred to a local skilled nursing facility from the hospital. The patient is 2 weeks post ORIF ( was in the hospital for 2 weeks) and is WBAT with a front wheeled walker (FWW provided by the SNF). The physical therapist has been asked to evaluate and treat this patient. The goal is for the patient is to be discharged  back to the assistive living facility. The patient has Medicare insurance. The patient’s Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM) Reimbursement rate is determined to be X. Which of the following factors are utilized in determining the Physical Therapy PDPM  

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