Title: Final Exam
Course: PHT 1007 Topics in Physical Therapy > Section: Module 16

Q: A physical therapist assistant cannot be sued in the event of an accident involving a treatment procedure with a patient:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: All private sector employers who employ 5 or more persons are required to comply with ADA regulations:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: It is not necessary to obtain informed consent from individuals participating in a research study:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: PTAs working in the state of Florida require onsite supervision by the PT in all settings at all times:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: Physical therapist assistants have the same level of autonomy and independence in all states across the nation:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: Physical therapists and physical therapist assistants can only be licensed to practice in the state in which they live:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: Qualitative research is characterized by samplings with large numbers of participants, non-probing, specific questions, and statistical analysis of the data collected.
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: Red is the preferred color of ink for written documentation in a patient’s chart:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: Since the PTA works under the direction and supervision of a physical therapist, it is not necessary for the PTA to read and interpret professional literature and critically analyze new concepts:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: The APTA’s Vision for 2020 predicts that all physical therapist assistants will have a doctorate degree:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: When working with a deaf patient, it is usually best to use a family member to communicate with the patient instead of a professional interpreter:
- true
- false
A: false
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct