A 65-year-old male is referred to your clinic following a prostatectomy. He reports that he is experiencing small episodes of urinary leakage when he coughs and transfers from sit to stand. Which type of incontinence is he demonstrating?

Which of the following types of drugs is STRONGLY linked to falls in the elderly?

A 59-year-old female is referred to you with complaints of “pressure” in her pelvic floor and reports increased discomfort with prolonged standing, walking, and exercise. She also complains of difficulty emptying her bladder. This patient is most likely suffering from:

What effect does moving the rear wheels forward have on wheelchair performance?

Which of the following is MOST accurate when adjusting a work station?

Which of the following describes the potential referral patterns of the obturator internus muscle?

During your supine mat assessment, you note the patient has a left-elevated, non-reducible pelvic obliquity. Which of the following interventions would be MOST appropriate to distribute pressure and build a stable base?

Polypharmacy in older adult patients increases the risk of which of the following?

A 45-year-old male is referred to therapy with a diagnosis of prostatitis. During the evaluation the patient is found to have active trigger points. All are characteristics of an active trigger point EXCEPT:

You are working with a 70 year old patient in your outpatient clinic. The patient has a history of hypertension that is managed with a beta blocker. Prior to beginning treatment, the patient’s blood pressure is 127/72 and his heart rate is 60. While exercising on the bike, the patient starts to report a slight headache and that he feels dizzy. His blood pressure reads 135/70 and his heart rate is 62. What is your next step?