Module A Flashcards

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Includes a randomized control and experimental group

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Randomized control trials

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One or more groups of similar subjects are followed over a period of time to see whether differences develop based on exposure to another variable

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Cohort study

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3
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Compares a few individuals with similar individual presentations or outcomes

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Case series studies

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4
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Analyze multiple studies already performed in a subject area

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Systemic Review

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5
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Compare the same variable studied in many articles

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Meta-analyses

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Provides an in-depth investigation of an individual, group, or institution

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Individual case study

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Subjects for a study with similar conditions studied retroactively to determine whether common factors predisposed them to the condition.

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Case control study

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Reliability

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Supports the consistency of responses in what is being measured.

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Validity

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When the measurement tool is accurately measuring what is supposed to be measured.

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10
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Inter-rater Reliability

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Consistency in results with data collection between clinicians.

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Intra-rater Reliability

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Consistency of responses from one clinician taken at multiple times.

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12
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Probability

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The likelihood that the results of a study could have occurred by chance.

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13
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Standard deviation

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The amount by which scores vary from the mean

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Confidence interval

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The probability that a true score for a variable lies between a certain range of scores

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15
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Sensitivity

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The tests ability to identify people WITH a certain condition

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Specificity

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The tests ability to identify people WITH OUT a certain condition

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17
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Which type of evidence is the strongest?

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Systemic Review

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18
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Which of the following would be the best source to go to find a consolidation of practice recommendations for a condition, based on current evidence and research available?

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Clinical Practice Guideline

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19
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What year did the first colleges admit PTA students?

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1967

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20
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What 2 major events influenced the development of the profession of physical therapy?

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The polio epidemic and World War 1

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21
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Who was the first president of the American Physical Therapy Association?

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Mary McMillan

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22
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Applies standards that assure continuous improvement with entry-level preparation of physical therapists and physical therapist assistants.

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CAPTE (Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education)

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23
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A body that represents PTA interests, needs and issues in APTA Governance

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PTA Caucus

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24
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Highest policy-making body of the APTA

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House of Delegates

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National conference for students in physical therapy
National student conclave
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Encourages and facilitates APTA member participation in the political process
PT-PAC (Physical Therapy Political Action Committee)
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What is Vision 2020?
Vision 2020 is a plan that was created by the APTA House of Delegates in 2000 to improve the physical therapy profession.
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What are the 6 elements of vision 2020?
Direct Access, Evidence-based practice, Doctoring practice, Autonomous practice, Professionalism, and Practitioner of choice.
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Summarize the APTA Vision Statement for Physical Therapy
the APTA Vision Statement for Physical Therapy means that changing the physical therapy community by improving patient movements and health will better their own lifestyles.
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When does the Maryland Board of Physical Therapy meet?
3rd Tuesday of every month
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List 4 duties of the Maryland State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners
Writing regulations, interpreting the scope of practice, educating licensees, and disciplining those who violate the law.
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Give an example of an "open question"
"Where is your pain today?" (Requires the patient to give an answer that is more than one word)
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Give an example of a "closed question"
"Do you have pain today?" (allows the patient to answer with a yes or no)
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List 3 forms of nonverbal communication
Appearance, Body position, and Facial Expressions
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Rewrite the following using "people first" language: | It is a fund-raiser for the mentally retarded.
It is a fund-raiser for those with intellectual, cognitive, developmental disabilities.
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Rewrite the following using "people first" language: | The blind man came in last place.
The man who has visual impairments came in last place.
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Rewrite the following using "people first" language: | Confined to a wheelchair.
Uses a wheelchair
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Re-write the following statement using "people first" language: Stricken with Lou Gehrig's disease.
A person who has Lou Gehrig's disease
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Nosocomial infection
An infection that originates in a hospital
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What are the five elements in the cycle of infection?
Reservoir, exit, transmission, infection, susception
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Describe the purpose of standard precautions
A system of infection control that is taken with all patients regardless of their diagnosis or infection status
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According to Standard Precautions for contact transmission, what protocol is used for items that are removed from the patient’s room?
Patient care items (eg. Thermometer, stethoscope, blood pressure cuff) should remain in the room. If any item has to be removed, it must be disinfected and or placed in a bag labeled “biohazard”.
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Surgical Asepsis
Practices that render and keep objects and areas free of all microorganisms, preventing the spread of infection to a patient
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What is the proper clothing application sequence for aseptic isolation?
Gown, Mask, Goggles, Gloves
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What are the most common modes of transmission of pathogenic microorganisms?
Contact, Droplet, Airborne
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Give example of diseases that are commonly transmitted through contact.
Herpes simplex virus, staphylococcus aureus, VRE and C-Diff
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Which areas of the side-lying patient are at greatest risk for pressure sores
Lateral ears, lateral ribs, greater trochanters, humeral epicondyles
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Which area of pillow placement is most likely to contribute to a contracture of the hamstring muscles in prone position?
Anterior to the ankles
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Which areas of a prone patient are at greatest risk for pressure sores?
Acromion processes, forehead, crests of the tibias, dorsum of the feet
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In general, how frequently should a dependent patient’s position be changed?
At least every 2 hours
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Which areas are especially prone to pressure sores in a patient who is wheelchair dependent?
Ischial tuberosities and olecranon processes
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What is a potential effect of the placement of a small bolster behind the knees of a supine patient?
Iliopsoas and hamstring contractures
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Which areas of a supine patient are at greatest risk for pressure sores?
Occipital tuberosity, spines of the scapula, sacrum, heels
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Isometric Contractions
A muscle contraction with no visible joint movement
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Give an example of an isometric contraction
Quad set
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Isotonic Contractions
A muscle contraction that with visual joint movements
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During what muscle contraction do muscle fibers shorten?
Concentric Contraction
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During what muscle contraction do muscle fibers lengthen?
Eccentric Contraction
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Trunk rotation occurs in which of the following planes of motion?
Transverse Plane
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Shoulder flexion occurs in which of the following planes?
Sagittal Plane
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Hip abduction occurs in which of the following planes?
Frontal Plane
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Which muscle contraction describes a controlled and consistent speed of contraction?
Isokinetic