Children from families with low-income who are not eligible for Medicaid and cannot afford to buy health insurance may be covered by this government insurance. 

Which of these are not examples of reflective listening? 

A PTA who signs an insurance claim for treatment that was performed by a PT aide is guilty of violating the California State Practice Act

What is the purpose of the Plan section in SOAP note documentation?

Mrs. Johnson is a 68-year-old woman who recently underwent a total knee replacement on her right side due to severe osteoarthritis. She is currently receiving outpatient physical therapy 2 weeks post-surgery. She uses a front-wheeled walker for short distances and complains of stiffness and pain when standing up after sitting for long periods. She lives alone in a single-story home and is highly motivated to return to gardening and attending her weekly book club at the local library. She reports difficulty getting in and out of her car, standing for long periods, and walking up and down the 3 steps to her front door. Her daughter helps her with grocery shopping and transportation. Question:Which of the following is an environmental factor affecting Mrs. Johnson?

“Readiness to change” can be thought of as the relationship between how much the change is valued by the person and how confident they are that they can actually make the change.

A PT in California can supervise up to ____ PTA’s at the same time. 

Mrs. Johnson is a 68-year-old woman who recently underwent a total knee replacement on her right side due to severe osteoarthritis. She is currently receiving outpatient physical therapy 2 weeks post-surgery. She uses a front-wheeled walker for short distances and complains of stiffness and pain when standing up after sitting for long periods. She lives alone in a single-story home and is highly motivated to return to gardening and attending her weekly book club at the local library. She reports difficulty getting in and out of her car, standing for long periods, and walking up and down the 3 steps to her front door. Her daughter helps her with grocery shopping and transportation. Question:Which of the following best represents a participation restriction for Mrs. Johnson?

The objective portion of a SOAP note reads:  Objective: Patient performed the following interventions under direct supervision of the PTA: Supine straight leg raises, clamshells with resistance band, and sidelying hip abduction (2 sets of 10 each) for strengthening hip abductors Seated resisted shoulder flexion and abduction using Theraband to improve upper extremity strength Standing heel raises and partial squats 3 sets of 20 each while holding onto parallel bars for support to improve endurance. Exercises were performed with proper form and verbal cueing to improve lower extremity and shoulder strength. No manual assistance was required beyond setup and form correction. Based on the interventions described in the Objective section, which of the following is the most appropriate CPT code to bill for this treatment?

Mrs. Johnson is a 68-year-old woman who recently underwent a total knee replacement on her right side due to severe osteoarthritis. She is currently receiving outpatient physical therapy 2 weeks post-surgery. She uses a front-wheeled walker for short distances and complains of stiffness and pain when standing up after sitting for long periods. She lives alone in a single-story home and is highly motivated to return to gardening and attending her weekly book club at the local library. She reports difficulty getting in and out of her car, standing for long periods, and walking up and down the 3 steps to her front door. Her daughter helps her with grocery shopping and transportation. Question:Which of the following best represents an activity limitation for Mrs. Johnson?