1. ……………….
is the internalized conceptualization of expected professional
obligations, attributes, interactions, attitudes, values, and role behaviors in relation to
individual patients and clients and society as a whole
a) Occupation
b) physiotherapy
c) Professionalism
d) Both A & C
2. All of the following Dimensions are present in Occupation except:
a) Training period
b) Motivation
c) Autonomy
d) Commitment
3. Training period of a profession has all of the following characteristics except
a) long
b) Specialized
c) Involve things
d) involve symbols
4. All of the following are the dimensions of profession except
a) Autonomy
b) commitment
c) motivation
d)None
5. APTA stand for
a) All Physiotherapist Association
b) Australian physiotherapy association
c)American physiotherapy association
d) Both A & C
6. Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clients’ health networks and will hold all
privileges of autonomous practice. This is the statement of
a) banmassey
b) APTA
c) PPTA
d) Nicola
7.Physical therapy has arrived as profession is the statement of
a)Massey
b)Kolb
c) worthingam
d)MaryMcMillon
8. knowledge that is embodied and applied in and through the professional is called
A) occupation
B) formal knowledge
C) informal knowledge
D) Both A & C
9. All of the followings are false regarding training period in occupation except
A) short
B) specialized
C) involve symbols
D) subcultureimportant
10. four major ethics violations which were identified is/are
A) making a diagnosis
B) offering a prognosis
C) advertising for a patient
D) criticizing doctor or co-workers
E) All of above
11) the Obligations to enforce a code of ethics is also called
A) self-regulation
B) autonomy
C) sense of trust
D) commitment
12. APTA adopted its first code of ethics in
A) 1935
B) 1965
C) 1966
D) 1970
13. The five elements of patient/client management Integrated by physical therapist
contain all except
a) Examination
b) evaluation,
c) surgery
d) diagnosis
14. process of making clinical judgments, based on examination data, to create a
problem list for each patient is known as
a) examination
b) evaluation
c) diagnosis,
d) prognosis
15. identifying a disease, illness, or problem by examining someone is called
a) examination
b) Prognosis
c) Diagnosis
d) Evaluation
16. Who defined the term diagnosis as simply the primary dysfunction toward which the
PT directs treatment
a) Sahrmann
b) Rose
c) Maitland
d) None of them
17. predicted level of improvementin function
a) examination
b) prognosis
c) Evaluation
d) Diagnosis
18. Difference between long and short term goals is based on
a) Time
b) Clinical environment
c) Physician mood
d) Modulities in clinic
19. All are factors contributing to treatment decisions expect
a) PT’s educational level
b) size of the PT’s caseload
c) payment source
d) time of treatment
20. All are the circumstances for discontinuation except
a) Medical complications
b) Psychosocial complications
c) Marrigecermoney
d) Financial or insurance resources have been expended
21. At the end of an episode of care, the PT analyzes all except
a) Siblings in family
b) disabilities
c) health status
d) satisfaction with care
22. APTA has monitored the activities of professional organizations for all except.
a) Kinesiotherapists
b) Athletic trainers
c) Exercise physiologists
d) None
23. Ruth Purtilo describe the evolution of physical therapy over three identity periods
except..
a) Self identity
b) Patient-focused identity
c) Therapist-focused identity
d) Societal identity
24. __________ founded the American Women’s Physiotherapy Associationand was
elicted its first president in 1921.
a) Marguerite Sanderson
b) Dr. Eliott Brackett
c) Mary McMillon
d) None
25. PTs are universally recognized and promoted as the practioners of choice for persons
with conditions that affect..
a) Movement
b) Function
c) Health & wellness
d) All
26. According to Terlovw “ A shared history is one of the strongest bonds of any
________ group
a) Ethical group
b) Social group
c) Civil group
d) None
