You are working with a patient who has had a stroke.  He is ready to walk outside of the parallel bars with a hemiwalker.  Which of the following stages of motor control is this intervention?

All of the following patient positions should be limited to 30 minutes EXCEPT for which?

You are working on gait training with a patient who is WBAT RLE and using a walker.  The patient needs to take 2 steps backwards to sit in the wheelchair.  Which of the following best describes the gait pattern necessary?

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Incontinence is associated with a stroke in which of the following areas of the brain?

You are reviewing a patient’s chart and note that the patient is currently 6 days s/p grade II medial collateral ligament sprain. The physical therapist noted swelling of the knee as well as limited knee flexion active range of motion and passive range of motion. You are writing the patient’s interventions. Which of the following interventions would be the best to include?

You are treating an individual with a nerve injury with both sensory and motor involvement. You are educating your patient on what they should expect during the healing process. It would be appropriate to mention:

A PTA treats Bob and Joe from 3:00 to 4:00 pm, both of whom have Medicare.  They are in the same rehab gym, being treated by the same therapist, but Bob and Mike are receiving two totally different treatment interventions.  Which of the following best describes the billing for Bob and Joe?

You are working with an infant, who is supine.  When you flex the infant’s neck, her upper extremities flex and her lower extremities extend.  Which of the following best describes how you would document this?

Which of the following lab values places a patient at an increased risk of an occlusive stroke?