Medical Terminology
Surgical removal.
What is -ectomy?
The primary role of this organization is to protect the consumer.
What is PTBC?
EBP
What is the acronym for Evidence Based Practice?
Standards of behavior that tell humans how to act in situations. Branch of philosophy that deals with morality.
What are ethics?
pt.
What is the abbreviation for patient?
The ability to bounce back to baseline when faced with a difficult situation.
What is resiliency?
Tachypnea
What is the medical term for rapid shallow breathing?
Assigning portion of a task to a PTA.
What is Direction?
Lowest level of evidence, largest number of published articles
What is an ethical dilemma?
SOAP
What is Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan?
Sets the overall course and determines major goals of the organization, inspiring, agents of change, visionaries
What are leaders?
The muscle that is important in respiration.
What is the diaphragm?
What is 2?
The three components of evidence based practice.
What is clinical experience, research evidence, patient preference?
Three types of ethical problems in physical therapy.
What are patient rights, professional issues and business issues?
Information that is told to you by the patient or care giver.
What is the subjective portion of the SOAP note?
Implement the plans to accomplish goals of the organization, execute ideas, control risk, direct day-to-day
What are managers?
the branch of medicine that focuses on diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the kidney
What is nephrology?
Non-patient related tasks.
What are items like filing, phones, and assist only during transfers or gait training?
The highest level of evidence, smaller number of published articles/studies
What is a Systematic Review?
The ethical situation in which important values are present and may be challenged. May be different but not necessarily bad.
What is an issue/problem?
Where the interventions you provide during your treatment are documented.
What is the objective section of the SOAP note?
People who do what others want them to do, are lower in hierarchy in an organization, don't necessarily see them selves as subordinates, may not be less skilled or educated than leadership
Who are followers?
IDDM and NIDDM
What is Insulin Dependent DM (Type 1) and Non-Insulin Dependent DM (Type 2)?
2 items that must be included in the PT POC
What are PT Goals and PT Interventions.
Four elements of a good clinical question (PICO)
- Population/Problem
- Intervention/Exposure
- Comparison
- Outcome
The model of decision making utilized in ethical situations.
What is the RIPS Model?
R - Realm (individual, organization, society)
IP - Individual Process (moral sensitivity, judgement, motivation, courage)
S - Situation (issue, dilemma, distress, temptation, silence)
Where you document the range of motion or manual muscle test performed with the patient.
What is the objective section of the SOAP note?
Anything reproducible
Clinic supervisor, clinical instructor, APTA PTA Caucus Representative
What are leadership/management roles which PTAs can serve in?