14.  A physical therapist wants to document how much assistance a patient requires with basic functional mobility. Which of the following standardized tools evaluates the level of assistance required to climb stairs?

10.  A clinician palpates +1 bilateral dorsalis pedis pulses on a patient. What is the MOST appropriate interpretation of this finding?

16. A physical therapist uses pulse pressure calculations to interpret blood pressure data in the clinic. Which blood pressure reading is most suggestive of inadequate cardiac output?

Why is it difficult to throw a ball while treading water (as in water polo)? 

BONUS QUESTION: What is the difference between walking and running when analyzing gait (1 point)? If this questions is answered correctly, the points will be added to your score.

Discuss and list three mechanical principles that apply to either a throwing, striking, hitting or kicking motion? (3 points)

BONUS QUESTIONS: What are the three components of a kinesiological analysis (1.5 point)? These bonus points will be added to your test score if correct. 

Why lift a heavy weight by flexing and then extending the knees, rather than flexing at the hips and then lifting the trunk?

What type of exercise is an exercise in which the velocity of muscle contraction is controlled? 

List and discuss at least one factor that must be considered in any evaluation of a particular exercise or piece of exercise equipment (1 point).