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While working with a patient, the physical therapist assistant assigns an exercise to be performed and then walks a few steps away to mention how much they hate their job to a co-worker nearby. Which of the following terms best describes this scenario? A. Compassion Fatigue B. Burnout C. Stres...

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PTA 220 PT Rehabilitation Midterm || very Flawless.
While working with a patient, the physical therapist assistant assigns an exercise to be performed
and then walks a few steps away to mention how much they hate their job to a co-worker nearby.
Which of the following terms best describes this scenario?

A. Compassion Fatigue
B. Burnout
C. Stress Management
D. Boredom correct answers Burnout

T/F: Like it or not, your values and beliefs affect your patient care and, ultimately, your patients'
mobility outcomes. correct answers True

What does the acronym AMAP stand for in relation to promoting patient independence? correct
answers As Much As Possible

Which of the following statements BEST represent effective verbal communication? correct
answers Mr. Jones, do you mind repeating some of the instructions provided about how to ensure
your safety while walking.

T/F: Knowledge of patients' and families' communities and awareness of the economic impacts
of decisions is required for collaborative relationships between the therapist and their patients.
correct answers True

What would be the BEST response to a visibly upset patient who expresses concerns about dying
and wants to talk about spiritual matters? correct answers Allow them to express their concerns
and offer additional resources.

Therapists in a nursing home have poor productivity and often lack creativity with interventions.
Which of the following factors MOST likely accounts for these problems? correct answers The
staff is experiencing burnout

When working with a patient who recently had transtibial amputation, what is the most
productive way to encourage adherence to an exercise program? correct answers Include
exercises that will further his goal of walking with a prosthesis.

What is the following statements are true about interactions with patients? correct answers Our
attitudes are expressed at a conscious level as well as an unconscious level

Which of the following questions is considered MOST culturally inclusive to ask when obtaining
a patient's history? correct answers " Are you in a relationship?"

T/F: Patients who believe that they can succeed in a task tend to have a better functional
outcomes in rehabilitation. correct answers True

,T/F: Patients have the right to receive ALL information about their treatment plan and case to
decide to make informed decisions about participation in their care. correct answers True

A physical therapist assistant accepted a position in a nursing home that employs few very
experienced therapists. The assistant is surprised by some of the problems encountered by the
therapy staff, such as poor productivity and frequent absenteeism. Which factors likely account
for this problem? correct answers The therapy staff is experiencing a burnout because of a heavy
caseload

What is FALSE about patient education? correct answers Patients can easily find information on
the internet now, which helps decrease the amount of time needed to spend on providing the
patient with proper education.

Which of the following BEST describes how a patient can be subjected to ageism? correct
answers A therapist preparing to evaluate an 82 year old female patient whom they have not met
yet and they pre-type their notes stating the prognosis to be fair due to the patient's inability to
participate in aerobic activities.

Which of the following factors is MOST likely to motivate patients to engage in ongoing healthy
behaviors? correct answers A high sense of self esteem

Which of the following communication approaches the BEST when communicating with
patients in an adult rehabilitation unit? correct answers Ask the patient how they prefer to be
addressed

Which of the following has been called one of " the last acceptable forms of prejudice" where
people commonly experience stereotypical negative portrayals in the media, as well as
discrimination at home, in an educational setting and in the workplace. correct answers Obesity
bias

T/F: The most aspects and relationships we identify related to patient's mobility activities, the
more opportunities we have to influence patient outcome responsibility. correct answers True

A student physical therapist assistant (SPTA) is starting their first clinical rotation at an
outpatient therapy clinic. The first patient starts at 8:00 am. The clinical instructor (CI) asks the
SPTA to arrive at the clinic at 7:30 am every day. When the SPTA comes, they notice the rest of
the staff arrives at 8:00 am. The SPTA would also like to start at 8:00 am instead. What is the
main reason for the SPTA to continue to arrive 30 minutes early at the clinic? correct answers To
allow adequate time to prepare for the day. The SPTA should take the time to read about their
patients for the day.

How much of our communication occurs through nonverbal indicators such as facial
expressions, gaze, hand movements and body positions? correct answers 93%

T/F: When the goal of treatment is to direct someone's movement, the most effective tactile cues
are directed distally while controlling the center. correct answers True

, T/F: Interacting with others as a professional does NOT usually increase your ability to
positively influence patients lives. correct answers False

T/F: Common clinician contributors to a problematic encounter include poor communication
skills, negative biases, and situational stressors such as time pressures and complex social
situations. correct answers True

During an interview with a patient, the patient begins to cry while discussing how they got their
injury. What is the BEST response? correct answers Listen to them attentively and allow them to
tell you their story

Which of the following statements is considered to be "diminishing terminology" that can hinder
effective communication with a patient? correct answers Normals

Which of the following represents an example of cultural mainstreams within some Middle
Eastern cultures? correct answers The husband's presence is expected at his wife's healthcare
visits

Which of the following is the BEST patient centered approach for patient compliance? correct
answers The physical therapist assistant ask questions, provides options and the patient selects a
choice.

During an interview with a patient, the patient begins to cry while discussing how they got their
injury. What is the BEST response from the physical therapist assistant? correct answers Listen
to them attentively and allow them to tell their story.

Based on the common biases in the US healthcare community, which of the following patients is
likely to be at the GREATEST risk for experiencing negative bias? correct answers A 28 year
old obese Mexican woman with chest pain

Which of the following statements are TRUE regarding patient education? correct answers
Education found on the internet should be examined for the source and consider the data in
context prior to being provided for the patient.

Which of the following is the best example of controlling centrally directing distally (CCDD)
concerning assisting with patient mobility? correct answers Gaurding at the shoulders and hips
while ambulating to limit unwanted movement

Which of the following statements BEST describes technique that can help someone encounter
challenging patients? correct answers Review the situation and reframe the situation in positive
terms

As a professional, it is important for PTA to maintain a balanced relationship between patients.
Which of the following is an example of maintaining a professional boundary? correct answers
Calling the patient to ensure they have received their home exercise program

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