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5 pt/Client managment model
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Examination, elvaluation, diagnosis, prognosis, and intervention
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Pathology
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disruption of normal processes at celluar level
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impairment
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abnormalilty of a body function at tissue, organ , or system level
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Functional Limiations
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decreased functional ability
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disability
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restrictive activity in particular context or enviornment
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reflects areas
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prevention, health promotion, wellness, fitness and consultation
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hierachy of a profession
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lifetime commitment, rep. organization, spec. edu., service to clients, autonomy of judgement
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core values
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accountability, altruim, compassion, excellence, intergrity, prof duty, social responsibility
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1 st president
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mary mcmillian
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increase for demands of pts
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aging pop, child health care in schools, fitness boom
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primary care
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family doctor
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secondary care
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PT accessed
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tertiary care
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specialist
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direct access allow pt to be what
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primary care
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areas in the prevention and health promotion
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screening, prevention, ergonomic assessment, Funtional capacity evaluation, and working conditioning
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examination
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hx, system review, tests, and measures
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evaluation
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judgment based upon a measurement , making a clinical judgment based on an assessment
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diagnosis
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a categorization of the findings from the examination encompassing a cluster of s/s commonly associated w a disorder
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prognosis
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futuristic predictionof level of improvement
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intervention
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maner in which it progresses with documentation
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reexamination
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every 15 times or 30 days
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allied health care provider that assists the pt in the provision of pt and who is has graduated from a accreditied pta program
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PTA
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LAMP
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Leadership, Administration, Managment, and Professionalism
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rapport
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respect w/o agreeing
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haptics
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touching the patient
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