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33. Which of the following medications will MOST likely improves the efficiency of the heart, improving contractility, being less frequent but stronger; it is a concern because its therapeutic dose is similar to its toxic dose?  

21. Which of the following is LEAST likely to be associated with cardiac conduction?  

50. Which of the following lab values would MOST likely result in an increased risk of thrombus?

45. Which of the following statements is LEAST likely correct when comparing the field tests as used for graded exercise testing?  

07. A PTA is performing a chart review on 4 (four) patients prior to treatment. Which of the following diagnosis SHOULD the PTA immediately return to the PTOR, indicating they CAN NOT treat due to contraindication?  

06. A PTA is performing crutch training on a 7-year-old female sprain/strain to the left ankle. Baseline vitals reveal BP: 91/53 | HR: 97 | RR: 14. Which of the following descriptions BEST interprets these findings?  

23. Which of the following medications will MOST likely decrease cardiac contractility and acts as an antihypertensive?  

12. A PTA is performing a chart review on their reveals the patient has not walked in many years. The patient has a history of smoking, was a construction worker in his youth, he cares little about exercise believing ‘rest is all I need”.  Which of the following BEST describes the patient’s predictors to exercise dropout?  

28. Which of the following conditions is MOST likely to be appropriate for physical therapy?  

19. Which of the following electrocardiogram would a PTA expect to see on someone using beta-blockers?