Physical Therapists
causes of PT
what do these abres mean
aims of the APA
Facts
100

Who was Marguerite Sanderson 

1st supervisor of reconstruction aides, recruiting and arranging training for rec aides. 

100

What did the WWl congress authorize?

The legislation to rehab permanently disabled service workers of the U.S military. 

100

PT 

Physical therapist 

100

#1

Mantain professional and scientific standards 

100

What were graduates in 1922 called?

Physiotherapists 

200

Who was Mary McMillan 

One of the first founders and the 1st President of the American Physical Therapy Association 

200

In 1916 what did poliomyelitis result in?

Infantie Paralysis 

200

PTA

Physical therapy assistant 

200

#2

Promote the science of PT 

200

In what year did AWPTA change its name to American physiotherapist association. 

1922

300

who were the first type of physical therapist?

reconstruction aids 

300

On January 15, 1921 what did McMillian and 30 former reconstruction aides turn themselves into?

PTs

300

ACPT

American college of physical therapy 

300

#3 

Aid in the establishment of education standards and scientific research. 

300

In 1930 what did the physiotherapist and AMA create 

Standers for the profession 

400

What did Hugh Owen Thomas invent?

Thomas splint.

400

How many woman in 1917, were called reconstruction aids?

1,200

400

AMA

American medical association

400

#4

To cooperate with and to work only under the standards of medical profession

400

Between 1919-1920 the reconstruction aides went from 748 to what number?

49

500

What did McMillan’s degree include?

Corrective exercises, massage, electrotherapy, aftercare of fracture, dynamics of scoliosis, neurology, and neuroanatomy.

500

When did the official publication of the association first appear?

March 1921

500

AWPTA

American women‘s physical therapeutics association. 

500

#5

Provide available info to those interested in PT.

500

At the first conference in Boston in 1922 what did the Association change its name to?

American Physiotherapy Association.