A fall that resulted in loss of consciousness for 10 minutes, two hours of post-traumatic amnesia, and a Glasgow Coma Scale rating of 14 at thirty minutes post injury is most likely related to which clinical classification?

What is the most common sign of metastatic disease in the bones?

A physical therapist is doing a chart review prior to seeing a patient in acute care. The chart says the patient has petechiae on both arms and abdomen and has a platelet count of 10,000.  What should the therapist do?

What lab value is expected to be elevated in a patient with Gout?

For patients with colorectal cancer after abdominal surgery, what should be primarily addressed in physical therapy?

Age-related changes in the peripheral nervous symptom are typically related to which process?

What is the term for the injury sustained from a severe blow to the head that results in shearing forces to the brain, tensile stress, and significant injury?

What is an early preceding sign of Parkinson Disease?

A patient presents with shortness of breath, cough with excessive mucus production, peripheral edema, and cyanotic nail beds. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Symptoms like bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome and proximal muscle weakness are red flags for dysfunction in which system?