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3. According to Gilligan’s Model for Moral Decision-Making, which of the following is/are true?
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A. Girls get stuck at the good boy-nice girl stage of moral development.
B. Girls focus more on social justice issues. C. Girls focus on achievement before intimacy. D. Girls place a higher importance on relationships in decision-making.* |
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4. A physician feels it is the right thing to use discarded fetal tissue for research on stem cells for medical uses because of the potential to help a large number of patients. Which type of ethics is the physician practicing?
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A. Contextualism
B. Deontology C. Legalism D. Utilitarianism * |
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5. Refer to the APTA Code of Ethics. Principle 8 addresses which ethical principle?
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A. Beneficience
B. Autonomy C. Veracity * D. Fidelity |
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6. If a student was strong in the skill of self-assessment that would strengthen his or her performance on which Generic Ability?
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A. Commitment to Learning *
B. Interpersonal Skills C. Professionalism D. Responsibility |
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7. You have treated Mrs. Smith in the past for an ankle injury and she now calls with a physician referral for you to treat her mother after a total hip replacement. Which of the elements of Vision 2020 is occurring?
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A. Direct Access
B. Practitioner of Choice * C. Professionalism D. Evidence-Based Practice |
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8. All of the following are true about the law except:
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A. It is created by elected or appointed officials.
B. It is designed for protection of the public. C. It is non-punitive in its consequences. * D. It is punitive in its consequences. |
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9. In Virginia, if a PT must be available for consultation this is defined as:
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A. General Supervision *
B. Personal Supervision C. Direct Supervision D. Line of Site Supervision |
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10. The scope of practice for a profession is:
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A. The promise of help.
B. The definition of what the profession does. * C. The ability to access patients independently of a referral. D. The locations in which the profession practices. |
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11. As of 2008 how many states have some form of direct access for evaluation and treatment for Physical Therapy services?
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A. 31
B. 50 C. 44 * D. 39 |
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12. A hospital network like VCU Health System has as one of its key missions to provide care for patients who are uninsured. This is an example of which type of value?
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A. Institutional *
B. Community C. Individual D. Societal |
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Which of the following documents supersedes all others in determining what is the legal practice of physical therapy in a given state?
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A. Rules and Regulations
B. Code of Ethics C. Statutes * D. APTA Position Statements |
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Which of the following is a correct list of health professionals that can refer to physical therapy in Virginia?
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A. Doctor of Medicine, Chiropractor, Nurse Practitioner *
B. Dentist, Physician Assistant, Veterinarian C. Osteopath, Podiatrist, Occupational Therapist D. Doctor of Medicine, Nurse, Speech Pathologist |
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Which of the following requires a change in the law (the statutes) to achieve?
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A . Rules and Regulation Changes
B. Evidence-Based Practice C. Changes to the DPT Degree D. Change in Direct Access status * |
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Refer to the APTA Code of Ethics. Which ethical principle or rule is addressed in
Principle 1? |
A. Justice
B. Fidelity C. Autonomy * D. Veracity |
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A person faced with a moral decision about whether it is the right thing to
withhold healthcare from a Mexican patient who is here in the US illegally, considers the values of all those involved equally important. This person is practicing which type of moral decision-making? |
A. Relativism
B. Deolotology C. Contextualism * D. Legalism |
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Which of the following is true about the Guide for Professional Conduct?
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A. It is determined by the APTA House of Delegates
B. It is used to Interpret the Code of Ethics * C. It applies only to APTA members. D. It provides an overview of how practice should be delivered |
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19. You know the right thing to do is to report the wrongdoing of another physical therapist but choose not to report them for fear of negative consequences for yourself. At which level of moral development are you having difficulty?
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A. Moral Sensitivity
B. Moral Awareness C. Moral Courage * D. Moral Judgment |
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20. What is the minimal entry-level education of physical therapists who are actively practicing in the United States in 2008?
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A. Masters of PT
B. Certificate of PT * C. Doctor of PT D. Bachelors of PT |
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T F According the APTA Vision Statement, by 2020 all PT’s in the
United States will have direct access and have reimbursement for the services they provide |
true
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T F The first professionals were lawyers, physicians, and politicians.
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false
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T F The APTA Code of Ethics is only binding on APTA members.
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F
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T F APTA position statements are legally binding on all PT’s.
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F
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T F In order to provide health and wellness information or education to
clients in Virginia the PT must be licensed and have 3 years of practice experience. |
F
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If you were to decide that the only right course of action was to tell Mr. Gordon
the truth because it is always wrong to lie to someone you would be using which type of ethical decision making? |
A. Pragmatic Ethics
B. Utalitarian Ethics C. Virtue Ethics D. Duty Ethics * |
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After Kim determined worked through the RIPS model and decided which ethical principles were involved, according to the problem solving model used in class, her next course of action should be:
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A. To gather all of the facts possible
B. To describe the desired outcomes C. To describe the practical issues D. To clarify her professional duties * |
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1. Which of the following is the highest level of regulation?
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A. Registration
B. Clinical Specialist C. Certification D. Licensure * |
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2. Which of the following is true about the practice of the Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) in Virginia?
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A. The PTA’s first visit with the patient must be made with the PT.
B. The PTA can change the plan of care if the patient progresses beyond established goals. C. The PTA may see an outpatient for up to 10 visits in 30 days before re-evaluation is required by the PT. D. The PT must evaluate the patient and establish the plan of care. * |
