A patient has the following balance grades reported in an initial evaluation: Sitting Static – Poor, Dynamic – Poor; Standing Static – Poor, Dynamic – Poor. Which of the following positions is BEST to begin pregait activities?

Divide 9 by  4

What is a common side effect of psychiatric medications that PTAs should monitor for?

A PTA is treating a patient diagnosed with a right CVA. The PT has documented in his/her note that the patient exhibits “Pusher Syndrome.” Which of the following postures will the patient MOST likely display?

A short-term goal for a patient with a neurological deficit is as follows: “The patient will transfer from tall kneeling to half kneeling with supervision in 2 weeks to improve mobility skills from the floor.” Activities that work toward this goal are MOST likely classified as:

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is typically triggered by:

A PTA is preparing to transfer a patient diagnosed with a R CVA from sit to stand. As the PTA positions the L LE (s)he notes a cyclical spasmodic movement at the ankle. This should be documented as:

A PTA is performing resistive D1 flexion to the R LE and notes the R UE moving into flexion. This is referred to as:

Which of the following represents the role and drug name of an SSRI?

Solving  + = multiply both sides by _____ then subtract _____ both sides and eventually divide by ____ .