31. Which of the following clinical settings is MOST associated by having the majority of all PT/PTA members & primarily focuses on orthopedic patients but has many sub-specialties, such as performance, aquatic, women’s health, & orthopedic?  

04. The lower respiratory tract under normal conditions should be sterile.

27. Which of the following physical therapy settings is almost exclusively provided by Physical Therapists due to the need of a one-time session, usually for an evaluation of axillary crutch training?

10. A PTA is treating a patient with respiratory difficulty. They appear tired, but not short of breath. Which of the following positions, based on respiratory status alone would be BEST to leave the patient?

43. Who is the third party In terms of reimbursement and billing?

23. Which of the following events is the MOST likely event that led to the development of the physical therapy profession?

03. Accordingly to the patient/client management model, which of the following is allowed by the PTA?

06. A PTA is performing bed mobility in an acute care hospital setting when during the roll the PTA notices a fresh skin tear that wasn’t there before you started treatment. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate course of action?  

11. Regarding risk management, one of the best methods to minimize risk is effective and accurate documentation. done effectively, it can protect both therapists and patients.  

17. This setting can be difficult for many therapists as their patient is often to have an incurable illness that maybe even less than 6 months to live. Which of the following settings BEST defines this setting?