Clinicial Anatomy
What is the innervation and spinal root for Glut. Mini.?
Inferior Gluteal Nerve (L4-S1)
consistency when measured by the same tester
Where is "IntRA-rater reliability"?
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Term: Alterations in the tolerated steady-state level
What is Allostasis?
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A group of people born around the same time and raised around the same place
What is a generation?
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This Professional Assocation oversees: membership, practice/ethics frameworks, public advocacy and legislative action
What is the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)?
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Ligament: originates from the lateral epicondyle, attaches distally to annular ligament, resists varus force
Who is the Radial Collateral Ligament?
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Four Examples of Airborne Transmission
Who are TB, Measles, Chicken Pox, and Covid 19
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Bailey's Nickname for Brian Neville
Who is "The Nevron"?
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Medical Model that views disability as a linear process
What is the Nagi Model of Disability?
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President of the APTA
Who is Dr. Kyle Covington?
What is the Origin and Innervation of the Splenius Capitis?
What is the prox. lower 1/2 ligamentum nuchae, spine proc. C7-T4 + intervening supraspinous ligaments?
What is the Dorsal Rami of C3-5?
Gold Standard Method for Body Temperature
What is a Invasive Thermosistor: Bladder, Artery, or Nasopharyngeal
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Five factors determining rate of diffusion thru the respiratory membrane
What is thickness of the membrane, surface area, diffusion coefficient, partial pressure differenc, and V/Q coupling?
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Three Categories of Disability
What is Developmental, Acquired, or Age-associated Disability?
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Three types of Advocacy in Physical Therapy
What is Patient, Self, and Professional Advocacy
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What is the insertion and innervation of the Longissimus Cervicis?
What are the post. tubercles of transv. proc. C2-6 and the Dorsal Rami C2-T5?
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Scenario: a patient is suspected to have infection passed via contact. In addition to standard precautions
How are Contact Precautions - Isolation/Private Room, Gloves+Gown, Change gloves after having contact, Remove Gloves/Gown before exiting, Single patient use equipment, Limit Transport
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Explain the difference btwn Respiration and Ventilation
Respiration = interchange of gases from pulmonary ventilation to systemic gas exchange
Ventilation = mvmnt of air into and out of the lungs
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Which of the Five A's used in regards to change the behavior
What is to "Advise"?
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During what decade did Early Neurological & Pediatric Specialization become big in PT?
When was 1950's - 1960's?
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Scenario: Dr. Myers comes up to you in lab and asks you to find the the scaphoid. Where would you palpate and what is the lecture specific injury he had mentioned that happens to this area?
How is the snuff box palpation technique and the FOOSH (Fall On OutStretched Hand) injury?
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Explain the Six Steps to perform a Gross Assessment
What is 1) good postural alignment 2)unaffected PROM 3) AROM unaffected 4) if full AROM apply grad. prog. of resistance 5) if not full AROM, grav. eliminated gross assessment 6) repeat on affected side
Lecture Specific: What cells in the pancreas secrete digestive enzymes in an inactive form?
What are Acinar Cells?
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The Motor Development Control Theory regarding the nervous system's hierarchal control to drive development
What is the Neural-Maturation Theory?
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Three types of Physician Bias discussed in lecture
What is Confirmation, Recency, and Ascertainment Bias?