Test Bank for Therapeutic Exercise Foundations and Techniques, 8th Edition, Carolyn Kisner, Lynn Allen Colby

Test Bank for Therapeutic Exercise Foundations and Techniques, 8th Edition, Carolyn Kisner, Lynn Allen Colby Test Bank for Therapeutic Exercise Foundations and Techniques 8th Edtion by John Kisner, Carolyn; Colby, Lynn Allen and Borstad Chapter 1: PTA: Therapeutic Exercise: Foundational Concepts Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. You are asked to perform therapeutic exercises with a patient who has impairments in muscle performance. You could expect to do any of the following except: A. Strength exercises. B. Coordination exercises. C. Power exercises. D. Muscular endurance exercises. 2. Using the ICF model of functioning and disability, the loss of range of motion and pain present with an inversion sprain of the ankle is referred to as the: A. Health condition. B. Impairment of body function. C. Activity limitation. D. Impairment of body structure. 3. Using the ICF model of functioning and disability, the inability to perform self-care activities such as feeding is referred to as: A. Pathology. B. Impairment. C. Activity limitation. D. Participation restriction. 4. The best way to develop effective treatment procedures is to use which of the following methods? A. Evidence-based practice B. Anecdotal evidence C. Clinical tradition D. Opinion of the experienced clinician 5. Which of the following components of patient management is within the scope of practice of a PTA? A. Evaluation of data collected B. Determination of a PT diagnosis C. Establishment of a prognosis and plan of care D. Implementation of appropriate interventions 6. Which of the following elements is not a source of a patient’s history? A. Self-report heath questionnaire B. Medical record review C. Posture analysis D. Interview with a significant family member of the patient 7. Which of the following is an example of task-specific functional training? A. Instructing a patient in self-ROM for the shoulder to improve independence with ADLs. B. ISOM quad strengthening to improve stair-climbing ability C. Hamstring stretching to improve knee extension at heel strike D. Sit-to-stand activities with a weighted backpack to improve strength for transfers 8. Any of the following would be grounds for discontinuation of PT services except: A. Patient decision to stop. B. Expected goals are achieved and outcomes are attained. C. Change in medical status. D. Patient unwillingness to pay when insurance coverage is maximized. 9. The stage of learning in which an open environment with distractions interferes with learning is which of the following? A. Cognitive B. Transformative C. Associative D. Autonomous 10. Each of the following is a good instructional strategy for the autonomous stage of learning except: A. Use little to no feedback. B. Set up a series of more difficult exercises. C. Demonstrate the movements. D. Suggest ways that the task can be used in more challenging situations. 11. According to the Patient Management Model outlined in The Guide to Physical Therapist Practice, all of the following are components of intervention except: A. Communication with the physician and the insurance company. B. Therapeutic exercise and modalities to treat impairments resulting in activity limitations and participation restrictions. C. Interviewing the patient and family members to understand the prior level of function. D. Instruction to the patient and the family members about the patient’s health condition.