Damon is a server at Sizzle Steakhouse, a local restaurant, and enjoys meeting new people who dine there. Recently, an elderly couple visited, and Damon overheard them talking about their financial struggles. They asked Damon for refills of food that they could take home with them. Damon agreed even though it was against the restaurant’s policy. With which ethical theory do Damon’s actions conform?

Lakota runs Daylight Donuts, a world-renowned donut and coffee restaurant, in their locality. They started the restaurant after getting a license from Daylight Donuts and by regularly paying a fee for the right to use its brand name, products, and methods of operation. Lakota most likely operates which of the following?

TechHealth, Inc. had a decline in its sales due to increased competition in its local market. TechHealth, Inc. is looking to adopt the market development strategy. Which of the following is the best step for the company to take to overcome its financial losses?

A patient with multiple sclerosis (MS) is taking baclofen to manage spasticity. Which potential side effect is most important for the PTA to recognize during treatment?

A patient with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is prescribed oxybutynin to manage bladder urgency and frequency. Which of the following side effects should the Physical Therapist Assistant monitor for during therapy sessions?

A patient with multiple sclerosis expresses withdrawal from social activities and loss of interest in therapy. Which of the following actions is most appropriate for the PTA?

A patient with cerebral palsy receives Botulinum toxin (Botox) injections to reduce spasticity. Which side effect should the PTA monitor for during treatment?

Before beginning treatment, a PTA reviews a patient’s chart and notes a recent history of deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Why is this information important for planning interventions?

Your patient was not ready for therapy because he hasn’t brushed his teeth or combed his hair. This is the time he was scheduled for PT, therefore, you decide to work on balance retraining in the patient’s room while they are doing their grooming before taking him to the gym. You hand the patient his comb and he attempts to brush his teeth with it. You suspect this patient has _____.

You are treating a patient who sustained a cervical cord lesion from a horseback riding accident and presents with paralysis of all four extremities and trunk. He is on a respirator to assist him with his breathing. He is unable to perform any active movements except slight movement of the head and he is able to speak but tires very easily. Your patient has: