Welcome to your Physical Therapy NAME: Your Email: 1. [All of the following controls are affected by the ANS except] Heart rate and blood pressure. Body temperature regulation. Fine motor control. Sweating and salivation. None . 2. [You decide to test the integrity of the equilibrium mechanism of a patient with a history of balance disturbance. You ask the individual to stand perfectly still with the eyes closed. What is the name of this test?] The Babinski. The tonic neck reflex. Romberg's sign. Phalen's. None . 3. [What is the function of the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE)?] To design policies and procedures with regard to physical therapy. To make autonomous decisions concerning the accreditation status of continuing education programs for physical therapists and physical therapist assistants To design questions for the National Physical Therapy Examination. To oversee state licensing laws. None . 4. [The physiologic actions of epinephrine include] Decreased blood pressure. Peripheral vasodilation. Increased heart rate. Vasoconstriction of cardiac muscle blood vessels. None . 5. [An action potential is generated when:] Ionic fluxes reach equilibrium. Sodium ions move inward and potassium ions move out of the cell in a rapid exchange. Any form of stimulus is applied to the cell. Potassium activation through exchange channels across the membrane None . 6. [As the physical therapy director of a facility, you have been asked to write a program that assures proper use of the faciIity's funds and personnel. In which of the following are you likely participating?] Peer review. Quality assurance. Program evaluation. Utilization review. None . 7. [Intermittent claudication in the lower extremities suggests] Still's disease. Raynaud's disease Buerger's disease. Pott's disease. None . 8. [A realistic functional goal for a 6-year-old child with a very high lumbar lesion myelomeningocele and minimal cognitive involvement would be] Ambulation for exercise with a reciprocating gait orthosis and Lofstrand crutches. Community ambulation with HKAFOs and Lofstrand crutches. Community ambulation with a reciprocating gait orthosis and Lofstrand crutches. Physiologic ambulation with KAFOs and rollator walker. None . 9. [Which of the following muscles have the most important function as a downward rotator of the scapula?] Levator scapulae. Upper trapezius. Pectoralis major. Rhomboid major. None . 10. [Which of the following, although it is a benign tumor, can through the destruction of bone in its immediate vicinity?] Osteogenic sarcoma. Chondroma. Osteoma. Giant cell tumor. None . 11. [All of the following are attributes of cardiac muscle except:] It has specially increased diameters and internal structures for abundant sequestration of calcium ions. It has a mechanism of excitation-contraction coupling. It has a much slower conduction velocity of the action potential than is found in skeletal muscle fibers. The duration of contractions of cardiac muscle is mainly a function of the duration of the action potential. None . 12. [All of the following diseases make up the entity known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease except] Chronic bronchitis. Pulmonary emphysema. Acute bronchitis. Bronchial asthma. None . 13. [You are sent to evaluate a patient with a tumor in the lumbar region which has been staged using the TNM system. With this system, the letters TNM represent which of the following, in the correct order?] Tumor type, number of tumors, tumor metastasis. Tumor location, lymph node involved, mass size of the tumor. Tumor size, lymph node involvement, tumor metastasis. Tumor mass, number of lymph nodes, major organs involved. None . 14. [True or false: Seborrheic keratosis is a malignant tumor of the skin.] True. False. None . 15. [True or false: Physical therapists are the only professionals who provide physical therapy.] True. False. None . 16. [The organ most concerned with detecting sensations relating to equilibrium is] The cochlea. The cerebellum. The vestibular apparatus. The pinna. None . 17. [Which three muscles attach to the first cuneiform bone?] The anterior tibialis, the posterior tibialis, and the fibularis (peroneus) longus. The extensor digitorum, the flexor hallucis, and the fibularis (peroneus) longus. The anterior tibialis, the peroneus brevis, and the fibularis (peroneus) longus. The flexor carpi ulnaris, the flexor pollicis brevis, and the flexor pollicis longus. None . 18. [The closure of the mitral valve occurs when] Left atrial pressure equals left ventricular pressure. Left ventricular pressure exceeds left atrial pressure. Left atrial pressure exceeds aortic pressure. Left atrial pressure exceeds left ventricle pressure. None . 19. [Which element of patient/client management determines the predicted level of function that the patient will attain, and identifies the barriers that may impact the achievement of optimal improvement (age, medications, socioeconomic status, comorbidities, cognitive status, nutrition, social support, and environment) within a certain time frame?] The evaluation. The examination. The prognosis. The diagnosis. None . 20. [A72-year-oldpatientwhosufferedacerebralthrombosis5daysagopresentswith analgesia and thermoanesthesia of the ipsi lateral face; nystagmus, vertigo, and nausea; dysphagia and dysarthria; ipsilateral Horner's syndrome; and contralateral loss of sensations of pain and temperature of the body. Which artery would you suspect to be involved?] Basilar. Anterior inferior cerebellar. Internal carotid. Posterior inferior cerebellar. None . Time's upTime is Up!
