A PTA is assisting with a patient 3 days following debrideme…
A PTA is assisting with a patient 3 days following debridement surgery of an infected surgical incision. The patient complains of general malaise and reports a slight elevated body temperature over the last 24 hours. The PT has asked you to remove the dressings in preparation for the re-evaluation. What is your role as a PTA in removal of dressings? CLO11
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Which of the following conditions should a PTA be worried about with a patient with fatigue that has Diabetes Mellitus, high cholesterol, and is showing signs of renal failure with muscle swelling, stiffness and dark red urine? CLO7
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Mrs. Goodall comes into the clinic for outpatient Physical Therapy, however after 15 minutes of therapy, it becomes obvious that she is suffering from a low-grade fever. After a brief interview, Mrs. Goodall reports that she is also very nauseous and has (R) LQ pain. Mrs. Goodall insists that she is fine and would like to resume therapy. What is the best course of action for the PTA in this situation? CLO7
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