A PTA is working to provide gait training to a patient with a leg length discrepancy. In documenting the gait observed, the PTA recognizes that the most accurate term to describe the first part of stance in all ambulatory people is:
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In what position would the rectus femoris be passively insuf…
In what position would the rectus femoris be passively insufficient?
A physical therapist assistant is treating a patient with me…
A physical therapist assistant is treating a patient with medial epicondylitis and ongoing elbow pain. Treatment is focused on improving length of the involved muscles/tendons. Of the following, which muscle would MOST likely need to be stretched?
A patient with chronic pain of the left temporomandibular jo…
A patient with chronic pain of the left temporomandibular joint has pain when deviating the mandible to the right. A physical therapist assistant measures the motion at 10mm. This motion would be considered:
A 22 year-old female dancer is observed to over-pronate duri…
A 22 year-old female dancer is observed to over-pronate during gait. Pronation of the foot is a combination of which of the following motions?
A patient being treated for 2nd degree medial collateral lig…
A patient being treated for 2nd degree medial collateral ligament strain is found to have achieved normal knee ROM five weeks after the initial injury. During gait training, the PTA should see maximum knee flexion occur during this phase:
The __________________ make up half of the brain tissue prov…
The __________________ make up half of the brain tissue providing support and nutrients to the neurons.
The muscles and innervation of the pharyngeal phase of the s…
The muscles and innervation of the pharyngeal phase of the swallow include all of the following EXCEPT the
Auditory reception and language processing primarily occurs…
Auditory reception and language processing primarily occurs in the _______________ lobe.
During the production of /s/, /f/, /t/, the velopharyngeal p…
During the production of /s/, /f/, /t/, the velopharyngeal port remains