PT Basics
What does "PT" stand for?
Physical Therapy
This muscle group is located on the front of the thigh.
Quad or Quadricep.
This degree is typically earned to become a physical therapist.
Doctor of Physical Therapy
What does the 'MU' stand for?
Memorial Union
This superhero is also known as Bruce Wayne.
Batman.
This type of PT typically works with university and professional teams.
Sports PT
This bone is commonly called the "collarbone."
The Clavicle.
This type of course focuses on the structure of the human body.
Human Anatomy
What are UC Davis' official colors?
Blue and Gold
This country is shaped like a boot.
Italy!
This is the process of observing a PT before pursuing the profession.
PT Shadowing
This ligament is commonly injured during sudden changes of direction.
The ACL.
This exam is required by some PT programs.
GRE.
This is the name of UC Davis' student newspaper.
The California Aggie.
This sport uses the terms "love" and "deuce."
Tennis.
Name 3 PT settings.
Acute Care, Outpatient Orthopedics, Inpatient Rehabilitation, Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF), Home Health, Sports Medicine, Pediatric, Neurological Rehabilitation, etc
This muscle is the primary elbow extensor.
The Triceps.
This type of job for undergrads involves assisting a PT in a clinic.
PT Aide
Who is the official UC Davis Mascot?
Gunrock the Mustang
hint: the animal is also a car brand.
What is the largest organ in the human body?
The skin!
This type of PT treats nervous system disorders and injuries such as strokes, Parkinson's disease, spinal cord injuries, and multiple sclerosis.
Neurological PT
This joint allows the greatest range of motion in the body.
The shoulder joint.
What does "PTCAS" stand for?
Physical Therapist Centralized Application Service
What is the name of the museum on campus?
The Manetti Shrem Museum.
hint: near Mondavi center.
This element has the chemical symbol "W."
Tungsten