97110
What is therapeutic exercise
Evaluation
PT
Name one symptom that may require emergency medical attention
What is:
severe headache; sudden dizziness, confusion or clumsiness; seizures; chest pain; difficulty breathing
A fixed amount a consumer pays for a specific service after they have paid their deductible
What is copayment
30 minutes of service is how many units
what is 2
Hands-on techniques like joint mobilization, manipulation, and soft tissue massage to restore mobility.
What is Manual therapy or 97140
gathering data for a discharge visit
Who is PT or PTA
The resting heart rate that would prohibit exercise
What is 120 bpm
True or False- you can bill for activities provided by an aide to a Medicare patient
What is False
_____________ __________ help show our care is reasonable
What are functional deficits
Techniques to improve motor control, coordination, balance, and proprioception.
What is neuro re-ed or 97112
True or False: When supervising a PTA, the PT must be available in person for general supervision.
What is False. They only need to be available via telecommunications
Name one of the steps in the emergency response protocol
Safety, Assess, EMS, Communicate, Debrief
The amount the consumer pays for covered services before the health insurance plan begins to pay
What is deductible
You work with a patient for 56 minutes and provide:
22 minutes of gait training
16 minutes of exercises focusing on improving strength/motion
18 minutes of balance exercises
What are your charges?
1 unit gait training 97116
1 unit ther ex 97110
1 unit neuro re-ed 97112
97010
What is cold/hot pack
A supervisory visit should be made by the PT at least _____________ (time frame)
What is once a month
In the emergency handoff acronym SBAR, S stands for
The amount the consumer pays to have health insurance
What is a premium
According to Medicare, 3 units of service is ________ to _________ minutes
What is 38 to 52 minutes
Examples of this code include reaching, carrying, transfers and bed mobility
97530 or Therapeutic activities
List one factor the PT takes into account before delegating a patient to a PTA
The physical therapist assistant’s education, training, experience, and skill level
Patient or client criticality, acuity, stability, and complexity
The predictability of the consequences
The setting in which the care is being delivered
Federal and state statutes
Liability and risk management concerns
The mission of physical therapist services for the setting
The needed frequency of reexamination
Blood pressure measurement at rest that would contraindicate exercise
What is greater than 180/110
In order to bill for PT services, they need to be
____________, ____________, and __________
What is reasonable, necessary and skilled
Emphasizing complexity, safety and effectiveness of care all help prove services are ____________