Ptas 156 Exam 1 Review

The standards for PTA (Birth of PTA) was established what year?

The vision 2020 was released what year?

The PTA caucus was created in what year?

What does CAPTE stand for?

What does FSBPT stand for?

What is direct access?

What does general supervision mean?

What does direct supervision mean?

What is a prognosis?

What does a plan of care include?

The treatment is stopped by the Physical Therapist

The treatment is stopped by the patient

What are some examples of PT interventions?

Is not a responsibility of PTA

• Initial evaluation

• Patient care

• Administers interventions

• Patient education

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

• PTA Caucus

• House of Delegates

• Board of Directors

• Assemblies

Which organization represents PT on a global level in 92 nations?

• CAPTE

• Assemblies

• World confederation of PT

• PTA Caucus

Is [your statement here] true or false?

• True

• False

Provided by clinicians on a referral basis

• Primary

• Secondary

• Tertiary

• Option 4

which level of the apta does this refer to? Local level, more common in largely populated areas, based on location of residence or employment.

• Chapter

• District

• Sections

• Assemblies

Which organization accredits PT education?

• World confederation of Physical therapy

• CAPTE

• FSBPT

• PTA caucus

Which level of the APTA does this apply to? Highest policy making body, Determines policies.

• House of delegates

• Board of directors

• PTA Caucus

• Assemblies

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 ______.

• Assembly

• PTA Caucus

• House of Delegates

• Board of Directors

Which level of care does PT not usually fall under?

• Primary

• Secondary

• Tertiary

• Option 4

Specialized care on a referral basis

• Primary

• Secondary

• Tertiary

• Option 4

Which year was Physical Therapy founded?

• 1921

• 1967

• 1930

• 1896

Which level of the APTA does this apply? State and national level, Includes students.

• Assemblies

• Districts

• Chapters

• Sections

Having a shortened rectus femoris muscle would be considered a?

• Functional limitation

• Disability

• Impairment

• Option 4

In Illinois does PT have direct access?

• Yes

• No

• In evaluation only

• For PT only not for PTA's

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)

• Chapters

• Sections

• Districts

• Assemblies

Which organization coordinates state boards that regulate PT and creates model practice acts?

• FSBPT

• APTA

• CAPTE

• World confederation of PT

The inability to climb stairs due to decreased ROM in your R knee is considered a?

• Functional limitation

• Disability

• Impairment

• Option 4

The term professional is applied to?

• PTA

• PT

• Both

• Neither

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.

• Districts

• Sections

• Chapters

• Assemblies

The inability to bend your knee is considered a?

• Functional limitation

• Disability

• Impairment

• Option 4

What does FSBPT stand for?