Which of the following is an example of an impairment?

T/F: An impairment is usually a sign or symptom.

T/F: Difficulty with dressing and grooming are both examples of an impairment.

The inability to work due to a spinal cord injury would be an example of a(n) _________________.

Difficulty with stair climbing would be an example of a(n) ___________________.

T/F: Pain is an example of a functional limitation.

Which profession primarily involves on the field coverage and care during sports practices and events and typically requires a master's degree?

Which profession consists of treating patients with functional deficits through the performance of activities of daily living?

T/F: A physical therapist only treats the lower extremity.

T/F: An occupational therapist only treats the upper extremity.

A Physical Therapist Assistant can do all of the following except:

T/F: A PTA does not need a license to practice.

The physical therapy aide, or rehab tech, can do which of the following:

T/F: The OTA can evaluate, set goals, and discharge the patient.

To practice as a PTA or OTA, one must have the following:

To apply for a therapy aide or rehab tech job, one needs a:

T/F: A PTA or COTA can typically perform the same treatment techniques as the PT or OT.

Which 2 events led to the development of the physical therapy profession in the United States?

Which US president suffered from the effects of the polio virus and was a huge supporter of the PT profession?

The first therapists were called:

T/F: The physical therapy profession was originally an exclusively female profession.

Which of the following played the greatest role in the development of the PT and OT professions?

Which legislation resulted in a decline in rehab services and job scarcity due to cuts in Medicare and reimbursement for therapy services?

T/F: As of 2020, all entry-level PT programs are a Master's Degree.

T/F: All PTs currently practicing in the US have Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree.

Who is considered the "father of occupational therapy/"

T/F: Eleanor Clarke Slagel is considered the "mother of occupational therapy" and was originally a social worker.

T/F: The development of the OT profession in the US began in pediatric hospitals and orphanages.

The ________________ resulted in the employment of thousands of OTs in public school systems and enhanced the abilities of disabled children to participate in regular school activities.

T/F: A doctorate degree is currently the minimum degree required to practice as an occupational therapist.

T/F: Membership to the APTA is required for all PTs and PTAs.

What is the name of the organization that is responsible in accrediting professional PT and PTA educational programs?

Which organization develops and maintains the national licensing exam of PTs and PTAs?

T/F: In late 2020, the AOTA began offering exam-based advanced certifications.

What is the name of the accrediting agency for occupational therapy education?

T/F: To become of therapy aide or rehab technician, a high school diploma is typically the only educational requirement.

T/F: PTAs and COTAs document treatment notes for their patients.

T/F: Only PTs and OTs can perform evaluations/re-evaluations and can discharge the patient from therapy.

When students in the PT/OT program at CTC Hull pass the American Allied Health Certified Physical therapy Aide exam, it will help them get a job as a ________________________.

T/F: If someone has a doctor of physical therapy or doctor occupational therapy degree, they should be referred to as Dr. in the professional setting.