NPTE Clinical Files | Physical Therapy
Health & Fitness
Question 1:
Given the patient's medication and medical history, which complication is he at an increased risk for during mobility training
A) Orthostatic hypotension
B) Fractures
C) Respiratory distress
D) Hyperkalemia Question 2:
The patient is exhibiting difficulty following multi-step commands. Which approach would be MOST appropriate when giving instructions for exercises?
A) Provide written instructions with diagrams.
B) Give complex, multi-step verbal commands rapidly.
C) Demonstrate the exercise first and then provide simple, one-step commands.
D) Use tactile cues exclusively without any verbal instruction.
LINKS MENTIONED:
Lower Back Pain Examination
History Taking
Neurological Differential
6 Minute Walk Test
End Feels
Genitourinary Differential
Topical Agents
Traumatic Brain Injury
Exercise Response
Gout
Electrical Stimulation
Shoulder Special Testing
Pulmonary Interventions
Cranial Nerve Testing
Therapeutic Ultrasound
Blood Gases
Gait Dysfunction Part 2
Hypercortisolism
Pusher's Syndrome
Femoral Torsion
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