CLO 2: Which of the following statements provides the correct instructions for ascending stairs with axillary crutches, for a patient that is WBAT on the (L) LE, with severe pain: 

CLO 11: A patient you are about to see for physical therapy is experiencing nausea, dizziness and a fever secondary to an infection. What would the appropriate course of action for the PTA with this patient?

CLO 5: Which muscles should be given special consideration when PROM is performed?

CLO 10: You have been assigned a patient who is to receive gait training with appropriate AD. The PT completed the eval yesterday and you go see the patient for the first time today in her room. Upon sitting the patient up at the side of the bed, you realize the patient cannot maintain a sitting position without support and she is not able to move her left UE at all. What is the most appropriate?

CLO 5: The normal or neutral curvature of the lumbar spine which should be maintained when lifting is performed is clinically referred to as?

CLO 17: Pressure to a localized area of soft tissue can lead to local ischemia. What is the danger to the patient?

CLO 11: Initial treatment for a severe allergic reaction includes checking the patient’s airway; if it is compromised, this will require:

CLO 11: When assisting a Dependent patient with low blood pressure into a sitting position at the side of the bed, what is one precaution that a PTA must keep in mind?

CLO 5: What is the purpose of bed mobility activities?

CLO 5: Which muscles should be given special consideration when PROM is performed?