CLO 2: If your patient has good use of their LE’s, but has poor lower extremity strength and balance, the most appropriate w/c to bed transfer to perform with the patient would be:

CLO 2: Which of the following is a precaution for active exercise?

CLO 2: Which of the following is a common cause of back problems and discomfort?

CLO 5: For the patient to receive the maximum benefit for AAROM, the PTA should?

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

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

CLO 8: All of the following are elements of informed consent except?

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?

CLO5: When treating a pt with a pulmonary artery catheter inserted into the subclavian vein, you must be careful with performing which UE ROM:

CLO 5: What is the most dangerous disadvantage of axillary crutches that are too long?