At which one of the following joints does dorsiflexion and plantarflexion primarily occur and what part of the foot is this considered?

Which one of the following special tests is most sensitive to ACL tears in the acute phase?

A PTA completes a goniometric measurement of the ankle and reports the following findings: DF 20°. PF 50°, EV 10°, and IV 35°. This would be considered:

A PTA is treating a patient with decreased push off during gait. According to the PT’s  plan of care, exercises to strengthen the plantar flexors are to be initiated. Which muscles would be the MOST appropriate to strengthen?

Under the PT’s plan of care, one of the goals for the patient is: Improve eccentric strength of the quads. Which one of the following exercises is BEST for eccentric strengthening?

A PTA prepares to treat a patient with an acute grade I sprain of the medial collateral ligament. The MOST common mechanism of injury of a MCL Sprain is ____ and a grade I can be described as_________ .

A PTA is treating a patient following a proximal tibia fracture who had been immobilized in a brace for 6 weeks. What grade mobilization would be MOST appropriate for this patient?

A PTA is treating a patient diagnosed with patellofemoral pain syndrome. The PT has requested that the PTA educate the patient on potential contributing factors to this diagnosis. All of the following EXCEPT ____________ are contributing factors to patellofemoral pain syndrome.

Which isolation precaution requires the patient to be placed in a private isolation room?

Infectious diseases are not usually caused by: