Your treatment intervention for your patient involves wheelchair transfer training.  During your session you practice individual steps such as locking the brakes, lifting the foot plates, moving forward in the chair, standing up, pivoting, and sitting down, and then practice the steps all together.  This type of practice is known as:

You are working with a 21 y/o patient who sustained a CVA and are attempting to work on static sitting balance.  You place his L UE on the mat for support and his right LE extends.  He is demonstrating an associated reaction.  What is your best course of action to take at this time?

Your patient has been unable to participate in the prescribed exercise program during the last week due to a pulmonary embolus.  He demonstrates significantly decreased strength on re-examination.  What principle of strengthening does this demonstrate?

Patients with significant sensory loss will require assistance in shifting toward intact systems to monitor and adjust balance.  Using a mirror when working on sitting or standing balance would be using what type of strategy?

Compensatory training would be the most appropriate choice for which of the following neurological pathologies?

The appearance of new motor patterns resulting from the adaptation of remaining motor elements or substitution of alternative motor strategies and body segments is known as:

Fatigue can arise from neuromuscular disease affecting three primary sites.  These include:

Which term was defined as a person properly licensed to arrange and conduct funeral services with the exception of embalming?

What is the use of a single dollar amount used to identify the charge for a group or bundle of goods and or services?

Which of the following is a price list which may be prepared for use in certain limited situations such as children or infants?