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A 65 year old male with a medical history of hypertension, atherosclerosis, and is a current smoker presents to a physical therapy evaluation with reports of low back pain. The patient had no change in pain with active lumbar range of motion. A pulsating mass was noted when palpating the abdomen. What physical therapist action is most appropriate?

A physical therapist performs an evaluation on a patient with low back pain with radiating pain. The physical therapist notes a diminished myotome of L5 bilaterally. What functional movement would most likely be impaired?

An example of an emergency circumstance is:

A patient with a prior history of cancer presents to physical therapy with reports of low back pain. Which of the following criteria would result in a referral to the primary care provider?

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The material collecting in the fetal intestines and if released in utero, can lead to breathing difficulties, infections and other serious complications is called: [BLANK-1]

When obtaining the BPD, what anatomical structures are important to include to make sure the correct plane in the fetal brain is being measured?

For both Parkinson’s disease and Huntington’s disease, provide a written response (in organized paragraphs or clearly labeled sections) that addresses all of the following points for each disorder: Primary type of movement disorder (hypokinetic or hyperkinetic) and the major motor symptoms (4 points) Etiology and main causes (genetic, environmental, or idiopathic) (4 points) Specific effects on the direct and indirect pathways of the basal ganglia (5 points) Currently available treatments (2 points)