HOSA PHYSICAL THERAPY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
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HOSA PHYSICAL THERAPY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
When was the ADA signed into law?
July 26th, 1990
What is the term for action requiring significant difficulty or expense taking into consideration direct and net cost of accomodations, the facitilies financial resources, number of pe...
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HOSA PHYSICAL THERAPY QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
When was the ADA signed into law?
July 26th, 1990
What is the term for action requiring significant difficulty or expense taking into
consideration direct and net cost of accomodations, the facitilies financial
resources, number of persons employed and impact of operations.
Undue Hardship
What is the term for an employer excluding a qualified individual from
employment if they pose a direct threat to the health and safety of others in the
work place. Must be supported by objective or medically supportable methods?
Direct Threat
What government agengies develop rules and regulations for the ADA
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and the Department of Justice
(DOJ).
What is managed care type of organization; contracts with selected doctors,
hosptials and pharmacies to create a network of participating providers. You pay
less if you use providers that belong to the plan's network.
Preferred Provider Organization
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)
A managed care type of insurance plan. Most restrictive. Patient's choose primary
physician from within a network of physicians. All care must be coordinated by the
primary physician. Either pay physicians a salary or set amount per patient. Must
approve treatment you are about to receive.
Pre-Authorization
The process of obtaining coverage approval for a service or medication from the
managed care plan
Co-payment
The portion of a fee for health care serves that is the responsibility of the patient
Medical Necessity
Legal term used to determine what services will be provided and paid for. Describes
services that are consistent with a diagnosis, meets standards of good medical practice,
and are not primarily for the convenience of the patient/provider.
The American Physical Therapy Association
National professional organization designed to foster advancements in physical therapy
practice, research and education.
Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education
Serves the public by establishing and applying standards that assure quality and
continues improvement in the level preparation of PTs and PTAs.
Medicare A
hospital visits
Medicare B
, Outpatient
Medicare C
"medical insurance" Combination of both
Medicare D
Prescription drugs
Medicare level that is;
720 minutes
two separate therapists
one therapy five days a week
one therapy three days a week
Ultra High
Very High
500 minutes (34 units/8.3hrs)
must be given therapy 5 days a week
High
325 minutes (22 units/5.4 hrs)
must average 4.3 total units/day
Medium
325 minutes (22units/5.4hrs)
must average 4.3 total units/day
must be seen 5 days a week
Low
45 minutes of therapy 3 units
Patient must be treated 3 days minute 45 minutes of therapy
-restorative nursing provides atleast two activties daily during at least 6 days week
Standards of Ethical Conduct: Standard #1
Physical therapist assistants shall respect the inherent dignity and rights of all
individuals
Standards of Ethical Conduct: Standard #2
Physical therapist assistants shall be trustworthly and compassionate in addressing the
rights and needs of patients/clients
Standards of Ethical Conduct: Standard #3
Physical therapist assistants shall make sound decisions in collaboration with the
physical therapist and within the boundaries established by laws and regulations
Standards of Ethical Conduct: 4
Physical therapists assistants shall demonstrate integrity in their relationships with
patients/clients, families, colleagues, students, other health care providers employers,
payers, and to the public
Standards of Ethical Conduct: #5
Physical therapist assistants shall fulfill their legal and ethical obligations
Standards of Ethical Conduct: Standard 6#
Physical Therapy assistants shall enhance their competence through the lifelong
acquisition and refinement of knowledge, skills and abilities
Standards of Ethical Conduct: Standard #7
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