1.

All of the following are activities of daily living except for:

(a) Dressing
(b) Eating
(c) Food preparation
(d) Ambulation

2. Which one of the following refers to the execution of a task or action by an individual?
(a) Function
(b) Activity
(c) Ability
(d) Action

3. Goal writing for pediatric patient must include all of the following except:
(a) Context specific
(b) Include measurement criteria
(c) Functional in nature
(d) Skill based assessment

4. The most common example of consistency is:

(a) Speed of movement
(b) Time to complete task
(c) Ability to do two tasks at once
(d) Rate of goal of achievement

5. The ability to perform a skill within a certain level of energy expenditure ( cardiovascular and
Musculoskeletal) is:
(a) Flexibility
(b) Efficiency
(c) Consistency
(d) Reliability

6. Which of the following is not component of skill-based assessment mode?

(a) Flexibility
(b) Efficiency
(c) Consistency
(d) Productivity

7. The ability to achieve a desired outcome with consistency, flexibility and efficiency is known as:
(a) Function
(b) Activity
(c) Skill based assessment
(d) Impairment
8. Which of the following measure is most important component of pediatric documentation:
 (a) Personal history
(b) Standardized assessment
(c) Socio-economic history
(d) Past medical history
9. All of the following are three key elements of patients current health condition except:
(a) Time course
(b) Location
(c) Function
(d) Underlying disease process
10. Ability to perform a skill under a variety of environmental conditions is known as:
(a) Flexibility
(b) Efficiency
(c) Consistency
(d) Productivity

11. Whenever possible , following key elements of the patient’s current health condition should be
specified:
A. Underlying disease process
B. Location
C. Time course
D. All of above

12. Which one of the following is not a component of well written functional goal?
A. Actor
B. Behaviour
C. Complaint
D. Degree

13. Therapists faced with ethical issues in their daily clinical practice. Which of the following would
be the most appropriate initial step when faced with an ethical dilemma:
A. Determine an action plan
B. Seek external support
C. Gather relevant information
D. Complete the action plan

14. A risk management committee identifies several examples of physical therapy malpractice.
Which of the following would not be considered a potentially negligent act?
A. Failure to follow a physician’s order
B. Application of faulty equipment
C. Sexual misconduct
D. Failure to achieve an established long term goal
15. A physical therapist and physical therapist assistant work as a team in an acute care medical
facility. Which of the following responsibilities would be appropriate for the physical therapist to
delegate to the therapist assistant?

A. Develop a patient treatment plan based on an initial examination

B. Revise an established patient plan
C. Implement a therapeutic exercise program
D. Write a discharge summary

16. A therapist describes an exercise program to a patient using terms such as flexion, extension,
and abduction. The patient informs the therapist that she does not understand the instruction.
The most appropriate action is to:

A. Verbally define each term

B. Provide a written definition of each term
C. Define each term without using medical terminology
D. Select a different exercise

17. The process of deriving general principles from specific facts or instances is called :

A. Inductive reasoning
B. Hypothesis
C. Inference
D. Deductive reasoning

18. ------------ are problems in body structure or function such as significant deviation or loss.

A. Retardation
B. Impairments
C. Handicap
D. Defects

19. ---------- can be defined as the ability to achieve a desired outcome with consistency, flexibility
and efficiency.

A. Skill
B. Behaviour
C. Learning
D. Attitude
 20. Impairment based documentation should be categorized into -------- to provide a concise and
organized written report.

A. Tests and measure headings

B. Tests and medical record
C. History and Systemic review
D. History and plan of care

21. Social history and participation is the part of initial evaluation format :

a. Impairments
b. Activities
c. Reason for referral
d. Goals

22. The functional outcome format outcomes are organized in following sets of goals:

a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5

23.The should document specific instructions or teaching of the patient or of the patient’s caregiver

a. Coordination
b. Communication
c. Patient related instructions
d. Direct interventions

24.Coordination/communication included in which of the following initial evaluation format section:

a. Reason for referral

b. Assessment
c. Goals
d. Plan of care

25.Examination management model is in relationship of which documentation format:

a. Reason for referral

 b. Activities
c. Participation
d. All of the above

26.Thecess by which a PT determine the critical problem that requires intervention and develop an
intervention plan to address those problems which model:

a. Patient management model

b. ICF
c. Both
d. None

27.What is the justification for physiotherapy intervention? Included in which section of initial
evaluation format:

a. Plan of care
b. Assessment
c. Goals
d. Activities

28.The patient/client management model define five integrated elements of the process:

a. Activities, goals, participation, prognosis, intervention

b. Examination, evaluation, diagnosis, prognosis, intervention
c. Examination, evaluation, diagnosis, prognosis participation
d. None

29.ROM limitation or strength deficits that have a causal relationship to the observed activity limitations
or might cause activity limitation in the future if not treated

a. Goals
b. Participation
c. Impairments
d. Activities
30.What are the two important models in PT documentation

a. ICF and patient management model

b. ICF and SOAP
c. Patient management model and SOAP
d. ICF and APTA

31.What are the 3 sets of goals

a. Participation goals, activity goals, impairment goals

b. Health condition, participation, impairments
c. Social, participation, impairment
d. Impairment, participation, referral

32.Gait training in different environments to improve speed, safety stability and endurance

a. Coordination/ communication
b. Patient related instruction
c. Direct intervention
d. Plan of care

33.Strength left knee flexion/extension 4/5 within 3 weeks

a. Activity goal
b. Impairment goal
c. Participation goal
d. Coordination goal

34.Child is unable to crawl distance of 6 feet in living room to get a desire toy this is categorized as

a. Health condition
b. Impairment
c. Activity limitation
 d. Participation restriction

35.Which of the following can be written be physiotherapy assistant as well

a. Progress note
b. Discharge summary
c. Treatment note
d. Initial examination

36.The intervention plan should be documented in the following categories:

a. Coordination/communication
b. Patient-related instruction
c. Direct interventions
d. All

37.Abrief statement summarizing the patient’s reason for being referred for physical therapy.

a. Assessment
b. Goals
c. Intervention plan
d. Plan of care

38.Past medical history, identifying source: patient report, chart review, or both, or other

a. Social History
b. Current condition
c. Activities
d. Assessment

39.Main formats for documentation

a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5
40.Develop a set of goals in consultation with the patient

a. Examination
b. Diagnosis
c. Prognosis
d. Intervention