A patient with peripheral neuropathy is at increased risk for falls. The PTA should focus on interventions that:

A patient with a recent lower limb amputation is beginning mobility training. The PTA’s FIRST focus should be on:

A PTA notices redness on a patient’s heel while removing socks for a gait training session. The MOST appropriate initial action is to:

The correct use of a goniometer during a physical therapy session involves:

A PTA is assisting a patient who has generalized weakness and is using a gait belt. What is the MOST appropriate location for the PTA to stand during ambulation?

Which of the following is the MOST important reason to monitor a patient’s vitals during exercise?

When a patient with rheumatoid arthritis shows signs of joint swelling and increased pain, the PTA should:

A patient with congestive heart failure is undergoing physical therapy. Which of the following vital signs would be MOST important to monitor during the session?

A PTA working with a patient with a below-knee amputation should prioritize:

When a patient expresses anxiety about their ability to perform a new mobility skill, the PTA should: