CLO 5: The loss of blood supply to a body part is called:

CLO 8: You are performing ROM exercises with your patient’s LE and you have them draped to expose the hip joint for treatment. After a few repetitions the draping becomes loose and the patient is slightly exposed, but doesn’t complain or isn’t aware. At this point what would be the most appropriate action?   

CLO 2: Which of the following are considered as pre-ambulation equipment?

CLO 11: Any situation that occurs during PT interventions that requires immediate and prompt medical attention to prevent harm to a pt is referred to as?

CLO 5: Which of the following ICP monitoring devices can be used to both monitor intracranial pressure and allows for withdrawal of CSF?

CLO 5: What can be used to provide motion of the body segments during ROM?

CLO5: When is the use of a mask indicated?

CLO 2: Which of the following can add resistance to many activities associated with lifting, reaching, pushing pulling, and carrying an object?

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 76-year old male is 2 weeks status post (L)THR, per the POC as per the supervising PT, you are currently seeing the pt for hip rehabilitation. The pt develops an acute case of sciatica and piriformis syndrome on the (L) LE. The supervising PT then asks you to add piriformis stretches to this pt’s current THR program. What is the most appropriate course of action?