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  • September 12, 2022
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Documentation for Physical Therapist
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Copyright © 2018 by F. A. Davis Company Chapter 1. Introduction to Documentation Multiple Choice 1. What is the definition of documentation? A. Anything written without supplying evidence B. The use of documentary evidence to support original written work C. Classifying knowledge that is not readily available D. The assembling of documents without classification of knowledge ANS: B Rationale: Proper documentation must supply evidence, and knowledge must be readily available and classified. 2. Why is documentation necessary in patient care? A. It helps provide written and legal proof that treatment occurred. B. It does not need to be written if it is reported verbally. C. It helps determine what one might do with a patient. D. It is not necessary at all. ANS: A Rationale: Information about patient care must be written, not just verbally discussed, or it did not happen. Documentation might help a therapist plan the treatment session, but it is always necessary to provide the written and legal proof of care. 3. In the SOAP note example provided in Figure 1 –1, why was the objective section incorrect? A. It did not report how much assistance was given in sitting and rolling and could not be followed. B. It did not report how long the patient was able to sit, but rolling is a skill that can be understood without further clarification. C. It did not report how many times the patient rolled, but sitting can be done in only one position. WWW.GRADESMORE.COM
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Copyright © 2018 by F. A. Davis Company D. It did not report the specific parameters of the treatment session and was not reproducible. ANS : D Rationale: The objective section must give information related to the specific time span, amount or type of assistance, and positions or placement of hands for support. It must be easily reproduced by another therapist based on the information given. 4. In the SOAP note example provided in Figure 1 –1, why is the assessment section incorrect? A. It is correct and no changes are necessary. B. It needs to include more specific goals for rolling and sitting. C. It needs to delineate how long the patient sat compared with the last session. D. It is correct but should also include the short-term goal of rolling. ANS: C Rationale: The assessment section needs to summarize what happened in the objective section. It should provide information based on the skills performed, type of improvement compared with the last session and the relationship of the comparison, and how the skill meets short- or long-
term goals set up in the original plan of care. 5. Documentation classification has evolved over many years. Which documentation classification provides a definitive summary of an active pathology with the relationship to the resulting impairment? A. ICIDH Classification B. National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research C. Nagi Disablement Model D. Functional Impairment Model ANS: C Rationale: This is the definition of the Nagi Disablement Model. 6. Which taxonomy can be defined as the loss or abnormality of a physiological, psychological, or anatomical structure or function? A. Disability B. Functional limitation WWW.GRADESMORE.COM
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Copyright © 2018 by F. A. Davis Company C. Handicap D. Impairment ANS: D Rationale: This is the definition of impairment. 7. What two events changed treatment and documentation responsibilities for the PT and PTA? A. Medicare insurance and physician referrals B. Medicaid insurance and types of documentation C. HMO and physician referrals D. Medicare insurance and types of documentation ANS: A Rationale: Responsibilities for the PT and PTA changed because of the requirements of Medicare insurance and physician referrals for physical therapy services. 8. When was the first academic program developed for the PTA? A. 1959 B. 1967 C. 1973 D. 1979 ANS: B Rationale: The first PTA program was established in 1967. 9. What type of access allows a patient to see a PT without a physician’s referral? A. Indirect B. Express C. Time ly D. Direct ANS: D Rationale: Direct access provides the ability for a patient to see a PT without a physician’s referral. 10. What state became the first state to allow direct access? A. California B. Nebraska WWW.GRADESMORE.COM
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