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PTAS 110

Chapter 1

QuestionAnswer
HOD house of delegates
physiotherapy another term for Physical Therapy
Examining / Examination process to determine the nature of the and status of the condition
Alleviating
impairments
limitations
prevention
consultation
education
research
Define Physical Therapy There is no single definition of PT instead each state has a practice act that defines the parameters of PT for that state
Vision 2020 1. doctoral education 2. autonomous practice 3. direct access 4.practitioner of choice 5. evidence based practice 6. professionalism
autonomous practice
direct access
when did all 50 state have direct access to PT In 2014 all 50 states had direct access
professionalism
The 7 core Values are? 1. accountability 2.altrusim 3. compassion/ caring 4.excellence 5. integrity 6.professional duty 7. social responsibility
accountability
altruism the pt comes first
compassion/ caring
excellence
integrity
professional duty
social responsibility
Balance Budget ACT
Code of Ethics for the PT
standards of ethical conduct for the PTA
when did the PTA program start at VU? the PTA program started at VU in 1972
CAPTE
autonomy of judgement separates a professional from a technician
disability
functional limitations
disability model
Pulse Sites Temporal -side of forehead Carotid- lateral throat Brachial- up medially form the antecubital Radial- at the wrist on the thumb side Dorsalis Pedis- on the top of the foot
normal newborn heart rate 100-150 bmp
normal infant heart rate 90-160 bmp
normal child heart rate 70-130 bmp
normal adult heart rate 60-100 bmp
bradycardia heart rate < 60 bmp
Tachycardia heart rate >100 bmp
normal temperate 96.8-99.3 F
pyrexic temperate over 100 F
normal oxygen 95-100% O2
hypoxemia Below 90% O2 ( cannot treat patient if oxygen level is this low)
normal respiration 12-20 breaths per min for state board 12-18 breaths per min for book
the 4 characteristics of respiration rate , rhythm, depth, character
Rate number of breathes per minutes
Rhythm regularity of pattern
Depth amount of air exchanged
Character Deviation from normal, resting, or quiet respiration
Who was the first president ? Mary McMillian
APTA The American Physical Therapy Association
Physical Therapist the professional practitioner of physical therapist services
physical therapist assistant the only individual who assists the physical therapist in practice
Physical therapist service or physical therapist practice preferred when referring to the provision of physical therapy. The term "physical therapy service" is appropriate when referring to a facility or a department in which physical therapist services are provided
Physical Therapy Aides physical therapy aides are any support personnel who perform designated tasks related to the operation of the physical therapy service.
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