Scope of Practice
Assessment and Documentation
Pharmacology and Medications
Skin and Muscoloskeletal
Neurologic Disorders
Endocrine and Cardiovascular
100

T/F" Scope of practice is the same in all U.S. states.

False

100

T/F: HIPAA requires 'double lock' for paper files.

True

100

Define pharmacology.

Study of drug uses, mechanisms, effects

100

What bacteria cause impetigo?

Staphylococcus aureus (or Streptococcus pyogenes)

100

Which neurotransmitter is reduced in Parkinson disease?

Dopamine

100

Which condition is 'the silent killer'?

Hypertension

200

Define Standard of Care

the degree and level of care given by similarly trained and qualified individuals who are in the same or similar lines of work or in the same or similar work setting

200

Give one example of objective information.

Posture, swelling, gait, etc.

200

What is pharmacokinetics?

Study of drug movement in body: absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion

200

T/F: Shingles usually appears bilaterally

False, it is unilateral

200

T/F: Multiple sclerosis involves destruction of myelin.

True

200

Overproduction of GH in adulthood = ?

Acromegaly

300

Which is outside scope?

a) stretching

b) joint manipulation

c) aromatherapy

d) hot/cold packs

b) joint manipulation

300

OPPQRST acronym?

Onset, Provocation, Palliative, Quality, Region, Severity, Timing

300

Which class lowers cholesterol?

(a) ACE inhibitors 

(b) Statins 

(c) Anticoagulants 

(d) Corticosteroids

b) Statins

300

Define osteoporosis

Loss of bone density, fragile bones

300

What protein accumulates in Alzheimer disease?

Beta-amyloid and tau tangles

300

List the 'three Ps' of diabetes

Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia

400

Client asks about herbal supplements. What should you do?

Stay within scope; refer to healthcare provider.

400

SOAP stands for?

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan

400

Scenario: Client on anticoagulants requests deep tissue

Use light pressure; warn of bruising

400

Which headache involves stabbing eye pain?

Cluster headache

400

Scenario: Client has tonic-clonic seizure. First step?

Stay calm, clear area, cushion head, roll to side

400

MI is commonly known as a ______.

Heart attack

500

Difference between absolute vs. local contraindication?

Absolute = no massage; Local = avoid affected area.

500

Client refuses to update health history. What do you do?

Postpone treatment until updated.

500

How long avoid massage over Botox site?

72 hours or until cleared

500

Scenario: Client with osteoporosis requests firm spinal pressure

Use light pressure; explain risk of fracture

500

Define coup–contrecoup injury

Brain injury at site of impact and opposite side

500

Scenario: Client with CHF and ascites. Best position?

Side-lying or seated