Your patient is beginning to walk after a brain injury. You observe that he hikes his right hip when he advances that limb. Which of the following represents the most appropriate reason for addressing this gait deviation in your treatment plan?

Which of the following tasks would be considered “gait training” instead of “ambulating” with a patient whom had just sustained a stroke?

Which of the following is considered a contraindication for the tilt table?

____________  is a form of active resistive exercise; the speed of movement of the limb is controlled throughout the arc or range of motion, and the resistance offered is in direct proportion to the force offered by the patient throughout the range of motion of the exercise.

Which of the following is true of weight-bearing restrictions in general?

Which of the following is considered to be bed mobility:

Which of the following is considered a contraindication for the tilt table?

When a patient has sustained a spinal cord injury where the C6 nerve root was spared muscle stretching of the extrinsic finger flexors is not advised to maintain what?

_________________________range of motion is performed on a person by manual or mechanical means, no voluntary muscle contraction.

A 19-year-old male sustained a split thickness burn to his right arm from his anterior shoulder to his anterior wrist. Which is the MOST appropriate position of the burned areas for the PTA to recommend for proper healing?