PTAP 1300 TEST || all accurately answered.
errethymia correct answers Decrease in red blood cells
hepatomegaly correct answers Enlarged liver
Dysphasia correct answers loss of speech
spasticity correct answers muscle tightness, contracted muscles
cyanosis correct answers lack of oxygen to fingertips and lips (Blue)
OPIA correct answers Eye
Reno correct answers kidney
angio correct answers blood vessel
dyspnea correct answers shortness of breath
Who does renewal of licensure correct answers State board of physical therapy
Idiopathic correct answers unknown
atrophy correct answers wasted away of muscle, dead leg
dystrophy correct answers progressive wasting of muscle
,strain correct answers injury to muscle
sprain correct answers injury to joint
ligament correct answers bone - bone
tendon correct answers muscle - bone
penia correct answers reduction
concorde showcases which accommataions for ADA correct answers Wheelchair in bathroom
what governs states for children in special education correct answers IDEA
who regulates medicare correct answers CMS
What is most important when suspecting child abuse correct answers Call CPS
Why are state laws enacted correct answers ensure public safety
female therapist giving massage and patient gets aroused correct answers tell them it's
inappropriate
most compelling reason to report abuse correct answers they tell you they are being abused
Etiology correct answers Cause of disease
, Prognosis correct answers anticipated course for recovery of disease, foretelling the course of
disease
exacerbate correct answers to cause a disease or its symptoms to become more severe
remission correct answers state or period during which the symptoms of a disease become less
intense, reduced
osteomyelitis correct answers inflammation of bone and bone marrow
carpal tunnel syndrome correct answers hand, wrist
Code of Ethics correct answers - physical therapists shall respect the inherent dignity and rights
of all individuals.
-shall be trustworthy and compassionate in addressing rights
-ATPA
- ethical principles
- core values
beneficence correct answers patients best interest
maleficence correct answers cause harm to patient
errethymia correct answers Decrease in red blood cells
hepatomegaly correct answers Enlarged liver
Dysphasia correct answers loss of speech
spasticity correct answers muscle tightness, contracted muscles
cyanosis correct answers lack of oxygen to fingertips and lips (Blue)
OPIA correct answers Eye
Reno correct answers kidney
angio correct answers blood vessel
dyspnea correct answers shortness of breath
Who does renewal of licensure correct answers State board of physical therapy
Idiopathic correct answers unknown
atrophy correct answers wasted away of muscle, dead leg
dystrophy correct answers progressive wasting of muscle
,strain correct answers injury to muscle
sprain correct answers injury to joint
ligament correct answers bone - bone
tendon correct answers muscle - bone
penia correct answers reduction
concorde showcases which accommataions for ADA correct answers Wheelchair in bathroom
what governs states for children in special education correct answers IDEA
who regulates medicare correct answers CMS
What is most important when suspecting child abuse correct answers Call CPS
Why are state laws enacted correct answers ensure public safety
female therapist giving massage and patient gets aroused correct answers tell them it's
inappropriate
most compelling reason to report abuse correct answers they tell you they are being abused
Etiology correct answers Cause of disease
, Prognosis correct answers anticipated course for recovery of disease, foretelling the course of
disease
exacerbate correct answers to cause a disease or its symptoms to become more severe
remission correct answers state or period during which the symptoms of a disease become less
intense, reduced
osteomyelitis correct answers inflammation of bone and bone marrow
carpal tunnel syndrome correct answers hand, wrist
Code of Ethics correct answers - physical therapists shall respect the inherent dignity and rights
of all individuals.
-shall be trustworthy and compassionate in addressing rights
-ATPA
- ethical principles
- core values
beneficence correct answers patients best interest
maleficence correct answers cause harm to patient
