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CLO 5: You are performing a transfer with your patient and it took about 75% of your strength and that of a PT tech. What amount of assistance would you document?

CLO 5: The picture above shows the use of a ________.

CLO 5: When segmentally moving a patient in bed, what can a PTA do to minimize the strain on their back?

CLO 5: Your patient is a 23-year-old s/p spinal cord injury with no control of their LE’s. Which transfer should a PTA teach them that would be the safest and allow them the most independence?

Jean Piaget used detailed observations of his own children to develop his theory of:

CLO 11: While performing sidelying to sitting with an 86-year-old suffering from pneumonia, the pt complains of feeling very dizzy and disoriented. What is the best course of action for the PTA to take?

CLO 2: List the 3 precautions for a THR patient

CLO 8: What is the federal law that protects health care related information in the US?

CLO 5: Which muscles should be given special consideration when PROM is performed?

CLO 11: A 76-year old male is 2 weeks status post (L)THR, per the POC as per the supervising PT, you are currently seeing the pt for hip rehabilitation. The pt develops an acute case of sciatica and piriformis syndrome on the (L) LE. The supervising PT then asks you to add piriformis stretches to this pt’s current THR program. What is the most appropriate course of action?