PT AIDE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SOLVED 100%
What muscle is located in the posterior calf, and flexes /points the foot and ankle? - Answers
Gastrocnemius
What muscle fans over the anterior chest, and moves the shoulder joint? - Answers Pectoralis Major
What muscle is located in the anterior hip, and flexes the hip to bring the leg forward? - Answers
Iliopsoas
What type of bone is encapsulated in a tendon, and found near joints to assist with motion? - Answers
Sesamoid bone
What structure(s) make up the Central Nervous System(CNS)? - Answers Both Brain and Spinal Cord
What portion of the brain controls skeletal muscle movement and coordination? - Answers Cerebellum
What bone cell creates and builds bone? - Answers Osteoblasts
Straightening of a body part is known as - Answers Extension
The body plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior parts is known as - Answers Frontal
plane
Turning of a body part around its axis is known as - Answers Rotation
What does HIPAA stand for? - Answers Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
The body plane that divides the body into left and right sides is known as the - Answers Sagittal plane
Damaging a person's character or reputation is known as - Answers Defamation
Being at fault is known as being - Answers Liable
The legal name for a wrong doing is a - Answers tort
A mistake, or not doing something that you are supposed to do, as a professional is known as - Answers
Malpractice
Damaging a person's character or reputation in writing is known as - Answers Libel
Damaging a person's character or reputation through spoken word is known as - Answers Slander
Making a mistake, or not doing something that you are supposed to do, is known as - Answers
Negligence
Who are patients expected to discuss their test results with? - Answers Their physician
, A legal request for documentation that requires release of information, without authorization - Answers
Subpoena
Private communication that should not be shared - Answers Privileged communication
Granting permission for treatment/service after understanding of all risks and benefits involved -
Answers Informed Consent
A quality of utmost importance in the healthcare environment - Answers Confidentiality
Understanding that healthcare workers can't be held liable for care provided at an accident - Answers
Good Samaritan Law
What does Dx stand for? - Answers diagnosis
What does pulmon/o- mean - Answers lung
What does intra- mean? - Answers within
What is the formal medical term for a heart attack? - Answers Myocardial Infarction(MI)
What does -itis mean? - Answers Inflammation
Which of the following terms is implied by the word part peri- ? - Answers Both around and surrounding
What kind of water is used in an autoclave? - Answers Distilled water
What does -gravida mean? - Answers Pregnancy
What is the term for inflammation of a joint? - Answers Arthritis
What is edema? - Answers Swelling
This is the primary means of defense against infection? - Answers Handwashing
An understanding that all individuals are infected and require protection from poss. disease - Answers
Universal Precautions
What are the 6 C's of charting? - Answers Client words, Clarity, Completeness, Conciseness,
Chronological order, Confidentiality
Insurance option that allows for more flexibility, including less restrictions on specialists - Answers PPO
Which of the following is not one of the 6 C's of charting? - Answers Coincidence
Insurance plan providing coverage to members of a group typically employees or org. members -
Answers Group Insurance Plan
A code used in medical billing to identify the treatment provider - Answers Provider Information Code
What muscle is located in the posterior calf, and flexes /points the foot and ankle? - Answers
Gastrocnemius
What muscle fans over the anterior chest, and moves the shoulder joint? - Answers Pectoralis Major
What muscle is located in the anterior hip, and flexes the hip to bring the leg forward? - Answers
Iliopsoas
What type of bone is encapsulated in a tendon, and found near joints to assist with motion? - Answers
Sesamoid bone
What structure(s) make up the Central Nervous System(CNS)? - Answers Both Brain and Spinal Cord
What portion of the brain controls skeletal muscle movement and coordination? - Answers Cerebellum
What bone cell creates and builds bone? - Answers Osteoblasts
Straightening of a body part is known as - Answers Extension
The body plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior parts is known as - Answers Frontal
plane
Turning of a body part around its axis is known as - Answers Rotation
What does HIPAA stand for? - Answers Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
The body plane that divides the body into left and right sides is known as the - Answers Sagittal plane
Damaging a person's character or reputation is known as - Answers Defamation
Being at fault is known as being - Answers Liable
The legal name for a wrong doing is a - Answers tort
A mistake, or not doing something that you are supposed to do, as a professional is known as - Answers
Malpractice
Damaging a person's character or reputation in writing is known as - Answers Libel
Damaging a person's character or reputation through spoken word is known as - Answers Slander
Making a mistake, or not doing something that you are supposed to do, is known as - Answers
Negligence
Who are patients expected to discuss their test results with? - Answers Their physician
, A legal request for documentation that requires release of information, without authorization - Answers
Subpoena
Private communication that should not be shared - Answers Privileged communication
Granting permission for treatment/service after understanding of all risks and benefits involved -
Answers Informed Consent
A quality of utmost importance in the healthcare environment - Answers Confidentiality
Understanding that healthcare workers can't be held liable for care provided at an accident - Answers
Good Samaritan Law
What does Dx stand for? - Answers diagnosis
What does pulmon/o- mean - Answers lung
What does intra- mean? - Answers within
What is the formal medical term for a heart attack? - Answers Myocardial Infarction(MI)
What does -itis mean? - Answers Inflammation
Which of the following terms is implied by the word part peri- ? - Answers Both around and surrounding
What kind of water is used in an autoclave? - Answers Distilled water
What does -gravida mean? - Answers Pregnancy
What is the term for inflammation of a joint? - Answers Arthritis
What is edema? - Answers Swelling
This is the primary means of defense against infection? - Answers Handwashing
An understanding that all individuals are infected and require protection from poss. disease - Answers
Universal Precautions
What are the 6 C's of charting? - Answers Client words, Clarity, Completeness, Conciseness,
Chronological order, Confidentiality
Insurance option that allows for more flexibility, including less restrictions on specialists - Answers PPO
Which of the following is not one of the 6 C's of charting? - Answers Coincidence
Insurance plan providing coverage to members of a group typically employees or org. members -
Answers Group Insurance Plan
A code used in medical billing to identify the treatment provider - Answers Provider Information Code
