Your patient has been diagnosed with Tennis Elbow.  Which of the following muscles in NOT involved?

Your patient has a recurring anterior shoulder dislocation.  Which of the following exercises would be most appropriate for your patient?

Classic signs of a significant drop in blood glucose levels may include ___?

The PT has just evaluated a new patient and has assigned him to you.  You notice that the PT “problem” is decreased endurance, generalized weakness and decreased functional mobility.  The POC indicates bed mobility training, transfer training, LE strengthening exercises and progressive gait training when patient is ready. Your first move as the PTA working with this patient is to __?

You have just completed reviewing a muscle test performed by the therapist with whom you are working.  He noted that the patient was able to complete 50% of the available shoulder abduction range, with gravity eliminated.  The muscle testing grade should have been:

The patient positioned in kneeling works on weight shifting activities.  Which stage of motor control is demonstrated with this activity?

The largest healthcare coverage/ funding source in the US for inpatient healthcare services:

The flexor carpi ulnaris and the extensor carpi ulnaris must act together so that ________ can occur.

You are in the process of re-assessing a patient’s muscle grade to compare it to the initial PT evaluation. You realize you will have to re-assess the patient utilizing a gravity-eliminated position. What is the best possible grade for this patient?

You are treating a patient with a median nerve injury. The patient can perform full range of motion without manual resistance.  This finding would be rated: