Ptas 156 Exam 1 Review
- 1.Is not a responsibility of PTA
- A.
Initial evaluation
- B.
Patient care
- C.
Administers interventions
- D.
Patient education
- 2.The term professional is applied to?
- A.
PTA
- B.
PT
- C.
Both
- D.
Neither
- 3.Which level of care does PT not usually fall under?
- A.
Primary
- B.
Secondary
- C.
Tertiary
- D.
Option 4
- 4.Specialized care on a referral basis
- A.
Primary
- B.
Secondary
- C.
Tertiary
- D.
Option 4
- 5.Provided by clinicians on a referral basis
- A.
Primary
- B.
Secondary
- C.
Tertiary
- D.
Option 4
- 6.Which year was Physical Therapy founded?
- A.
1921
- B.
1967
- C.
1930
- D.
1896
- 7.The APTA was originally called?
- 8.The standards for PTA (Birth of PTA) was established what year?
- 9.The vision 2020 was released what year?
- 10.The PTA caucus was created in what year?
- 11.which level of the apta does this refer to? Local level, more common in largely populated areas, based on location of residence or employment.
- A.
Chapter
- B.
District
- C.
Sections
- D.
Assemblies
- 12.Which level of the APTA does this apply to? At state level, there are 52, requires dues, participation at state level and representation at national level.
- A.
Districts
- B.
Sections
- C.
Chapters
- D.
Assemblies
- 13.Which level of the APTA does this apply to? National level, Allows those with similar interests to meet, there are 18, have SIGs (specific interest groups)
- A.
Chapters
- B.
Sections
- C.
Districts
- D.
Assemblies
- 14.Which level of the APTA does this apply? State and national level, Includes students.
- A.
Assemblies
- B.
Districts
- C.
Chapters
- D.
Sections
- 15.Which level of the APTA does this apply to? Highest policy making body, Determines policies.
- A.
House of delegates
- B.
Board of directors
- C.
PTA Caucus
- D.
Assemblies
- 16.Which level of the APTA does this apply to? Works with the house of delegates, communication of the issues of the APTA, 6 officers and 9 ______.
- A.
Assembly
- B.
PTA Caucus
- C.
House of Delegates
- D.
Board of Directors
- 17.Which level of the APTA does this apply to? Created in 2005, represents PTA's to the House of Delegates, discusses pertinent issues of the PTA's
- A.
PTA Caucus
- B.
House of Delegates
- C.
Board of Directors
- D.
Assemblies
- 18.What does CAPTE stand for?
- 19.What does FSBPT stand for?
- 20.Which organization accredits PT education?
- A.
World confederation of Physical therapy
- B.
CAPTE
- C.
FSBPT
- D.
PTA caucus
- 21.Which organization represents PT on a global level in 92 nations?
- A.
CAPTE
- B.
Assemblies
- C.
World confederation of PT
- D.
PTA Caucus
- 22.Which organization coordinates state boards that regulate PT and creates model practice acts?
- A.
FSBPT
- B.
APTA
- C.
CAPTE
- D.
World confederation of PT
- 23.What does FSBPT stand for?
- 24.The inability to bend your knee is considered a?
- A.
Functional limitation
- B.
Disability
- C.
Impairment
- D.
Option 4
- 25.The inability to climb stairs due to decreased ROM in your R knee is considered a?
- A.
Functional limitation
- B.
Disability
- C.
Impairment
- D.
Option 4
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