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PTA ICF concepts and clinical signs.

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ICF & PTA Basics QuizVersión en línea PTA ICF concepts and clinical signs. por Maddison Kimmich 1 The ICF model was developed by which organization? a National Institute of Health b Centers for Disease Control c American Physical Therapy Association d World Health Organization 2 ___________ is the execution of a task or action by an individual. a Diagnosis b Performance c Assessment d Application 3 Which of the following is a personal factor in the ICF model? a Trunk instability b Motivation c Depression d Poor family support 4 Define “participation restriction” in the ICF model. a Limitations in involvement in life situations b Temporary injury c Inability to perform any task d Loss of consciousness 5 The acronym CBC stands for? a Complete Blood Count b Complete Brain Chemistry c Central Blood Capture d Circulating Blood Cells 6 A fasting glucose of 68 mg/dL warrants what PTA action? a Administer glucose tablets b Begin aerobic exercise c Proceed with treatment as normal d Delay PT and notify RN or MD 7 A hemoglobin level of 7.5 g/dL should result in what action? a Proceed with therapy b Administer iron c Increase intensity of exercise d Delay PT and report to RN/MD 8 A high pH with low PaCO₂ indicates what condition? a Metabolic acidosis b Respiratory acidosis c Respiratory alkalosis d Metabolic alkalosis 9 Which of these is a modifiable risk factor? a Age b Genetic disorders c Diet/Nutrition d Sex 10 A WBC count of 25,000 most likely indicates? a Infection b Allergic reaction c Dehydration d Normal variation 11 explain how changes in potassium levels can affect a patients treatment session a Abnormal potassium levels (hyper- or hypokalemia) can cause cardiac arrhythmias, muscle weakness, or cramping—PT should be modified or postponed based on severity. b continue PT c Don't notify any nurses or PT d nothing happens 12 Which of the following scenarios requires holding PT treatment? a Blood glucose: 98mg/dL b Sodium: 115 mEq/L c Hemoglobin: 9.2 g/dL d INR: 2.3 13 In Case 5, the patient has an INR of 7.5. Analyze how this impacts treatment and what safety considerations should be made. a An INR of 7.5 indicates high risk for spontaneous bleeding. The PTA should avoid any interventions and notify the supervising PT or physician b Continue the current anticoagulant dose and monitor daily c Double the anticoagulant dose to reach therapeutic range faster d The INR is perfectly fine 14 Which of the following lab values indicates a need for immediate medical consultation before therapy? a PaO2: 95 mm Hg b Troponin: 0.03 ng/mL c Hematocrit: 40% d PaO2: 55 mm Hg 15 How would you explain to a patient with high LDL levels what lifestyle changes may help manage their condition? a Recommend reducing saturated fat intake, increasing fiber, regular physical activity, and possibly medications as prescribed by a doctor b Avoid all physical activity to conserve energy c Drink sugary beverages instead of water d Skip prescribed medications 16 A patient's chart includes symptoms of "fruity breath" and a blood glucose of 265 mg/dL. What is the most likely concern? a Hypernatremia b Hypoglycemia c Ketoacidosis d Normal aging 17 Creatine Phosphokinase (CPK) levels are measured to assess potential ___________ damage. a Liver b Kidney c Muscle d Lung 18 If a PTA notes that a patient has elevated sodium levels due to dehydration, what signs might they observe, and how should treatment be modified? a Signs may include fever and rash; treatment should focus on increasing exercise intensity. b Signs may include dry mucous membranes, dizziness, confusion. Treatment should focus on patient safety, possibly seated or minimal exertion, and hydration should be encouraged (if appropriate). c Signs may include low blood pressure and bradycardia; treatment should include heavy resistance training. d Signs may include excessive sweating and hypoglycemia; treatment should include skipping water breaks. 19 A lack of wheelchair ramp access to work would fall under which ICF category? a Body Function b Activity c Environmental Factor d Participation 20 Review the red flags for systemic issues. Provide two examples that would warrant referral to a medical professional rather than continuing PT treatment. Choose one or more answers a Mild muscle soreness after exercise b Sudden onset of chest pain or shortness of breath c Temporary fatigue after a long day d Changes in mental status

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ICF & PTA Basics QuizVersión en línea

por Maddison Kimmich

The ICF model was developed by which organization?

___________ is the execution of a task or action by an individual.

Which of the following is a personal factor in the ICF model?

Define “participation restriction” in the ICF model.

The acronym CBC stands for?

A fasting glucose of 68 mg/dL warrants what PTA action?

A hemoglobin level of 7.5 g/dL should result in what action?

A high pH with low PaCO₂ indicates what condition?

Which of these is a modifiable risk factor?

A WBC count of 25,000 most likely indicates?

explain how changes in potassium levels can affect a patients treatment session

Which of the following scenarios requires holding PT treatment?

In Case 5, the patient has an INR of 7.5. Analyze how this impacts treatment and what safety considerations should be made.

Which of the following lab values indicates a need for immediate medical consultation before therapy?

How would you explain to a patient with high LDL levels what lifestyle changes may help manage their condition?

A patient's chart includes symptoms of "fruity breath" and a blood glucose of 265 mg/dL. What is the most likely concern?

Creatine Phosphokinase (CPK) levels are measured to assess potential ___________ damage.

If a PTA notes that a patient has elevated sodium levels due to dehydration, what signs might they observe, and how should treatment be modified?

A lack of wheelchair ramp access to work would fall under which ICF category?

Review the red flags for systemic issues. Provide two examples that would warrant referral to a medical professional rather than continuing PT treatment.

Choose one or more answers