GROUP 2 BONUS QUESTIONS- Choose only ONE question to answer. Include question number and your answer in your response. (For example: “Question 1, answer B”)  1. You are treating a toddler with a corrected gestational age of 16 months,  which of the following is the highest level of milestones you would expect to see in a session if they are typically developing?  a. Toddler able to get to standing independently and walk well alone in all directions (FWD, Back, Sideways) while carrying objects in play b. Toddler is seen rolling on tummy and sits with UE support  c. Toddler is seen running and walking over and around objects while also stepping up on a step with support from the parent d. Toddler pulls to stand, walks with support and picks up toys from a squat with support from mom and cruises around on a table  2. You have been working with a 12-year old patient for 7 years on core  strength, LE strength and motor control. He has widespread motor dysfunction, resting nystagmus, and you notice a tremor when he is reaching for objects during treatment. Of these options, what is his most likely diagnosis?  a. Myelomeningocele  b. Spastic Diplegic Cerebral Palsy  c. Ataxic Cerebral Palsy  d. Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy  3. Which of the following is NOT atypical behavior of Autism?  a. Hand/arm flapping   b. Preoccupation with parts of objects (wheel turning, spinning toys, flapping part, knobs)   c. Dyspraxia – motor planning problems   d. Interaction with other children   4. Which of the following is NOT true regarding Early Intervention Services?   a. The primary service provider can be a PT   b. Only utilizes a interdisciplinary approach  c. Focuses on embedding learning opportunities in the everyday routine   d. Early steps ends the day before the child’s 3rd birthday  

You are evaluating a child that is referred for idiopathic toe walking  (ITW). The doctor is looking to you for your expertise in movement analysis. What should you consider as other primary diagnoses that need to be ruled out? *Pick the most complete answer. DMD Scoliosis Severs Disease Tethered Cord ASD DCD CP Hip Dysplasia Hydrocephalus

GROUP 1 BONUS QUESTIONS- Choose only ONE question to answer. Include question number and your answer in your response. (For example: “Question 1, answer B”)  1. A 12 y/o male presents to your outpatient clinic with a dx of DMD. Based on this diagnosis, what would you anticipate is the LEAST likely to be included in your treatment? a. Serial casting in progressive dorsiflexion b. Pool therapy including tricep extension with floating dumbbells along water surface c. Standing with upper extremity support to participate in therapeutic games d. Progressive leg strengthening exercises focused on eccentric movements 2. You are working in the NICU and walk into baby Jeffrey’s room for his PT treatment. You notice Jeffry’s arms are extended and flailing around, his fingers are splayed, and he is moving erratically. What is the most likely explanation for Jeffry’s positioning?   a. This is a normal resting state for a baby.  b. The baby is presenting with signs of stress.  c. The nurse forgot to put a blanket on the child   d. He is behind on his milestones and you need to practice bringing the arms to midline.  3. A 14-month old named Tom Brady presents in your clinic with Type 2 SMA. What would you most likely be expecting to find as you begin working with him based on his diagnosis?   a. He is unable to sit without support  b. He is able to stand alone and walk but may have slight tremors and weakness  c. He is unable to stand or walk without support  d. He presents normal as Type 2 SMA does not manifest until >18 months  4. A 3 year old comes to your clinic and you notice they are clinging to their caretaker more today. You continue your treatment and the toddler begins to wet himself. You notice a burn on his upper thigh when you are cleaning his accident. What should you do next in this situation?  a. Confront the parent and ask about the burn mark  b. Report the findings in the note but ignore the situation  c. Call the Florida child abuse hotline if you suspect abuse  d. Wait until next session and see if you notice anything else suspicious 

Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a genetic disease affecting the central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, and voluntary muscle movement (skeletal muscle). SMA is caused by a deficiency of a motor neuron protein called SMN, for “survival of motor neuron.” This protein,  is necessary for normal motor neuron function. SMN plays a pivotal role in gene expression in motor neurons. There are four types of SMA. Which type is the most severe?

List 2 of the 10 reasons for payer denials in regards to documentation. 

In educational presentations, a “deliverable” is:​

A leadership role in the context of speaking involves defining ground rules and facilitating dialogue.​

In a training session, a needs analysis is:​

Pain documentation:

All of the following are steps to respond to or refute a point except ____.​