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The most probable neurovascular factors involved with thoracic inlet syndrome are the compression of the

You are treating a patient in the chronic phase of a spinal problem such as one who has a flexion bias due to spondylosis. Which of the following is not appropriate for this phase?

When initiating setting and dynamic exercises of the involved hip after comminuted subtrochanteric fractures that required medial cortex reconstruction which of the following exercises should be postponed for 4-6 weeks to avoid stresses across the fracture site?

Which one of the following is correct according to the second argument for euthanasia that Vaughn discusses on p. 556?

Functional abilities tested in a Functional Capacity Evaluation include all of these except

Dewayne Rutherford, LPTA,  is treating a patient with a lumbar muscle sprain that they sustained one week ago. The most appropriate course of action, in this order, would be

Which of the following positions places the least amount of pressure on an intervertebral disc for a patient with an extension bias? A.  B.  C.  D.

The Global Lung Function Initiative 2012 spirometry reference equations classify individuals into which of the following races? Select all of the correct answers.

You are treating a patient in the maximum protection phase of a hip injury. Which of the following exercises would be appropriate?

In his article, Gawande explains how Armando Osio’s primary-care practice changed. The second of Osio’s patients that he describes had which injuries or disease?