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what were the 3 main categories the speaker stated were at the heart of the system? - patient, providers, insurers what did Roger weisberg believe is the single most responsible driver of rising health care costs? - fee- for- service (T/F) it is possible that increased health care services may have increase the death rate? - true the United States look at health care as a right? - false T.R reid compares health care system. In his opinion, which one does he feel are the best? - france, ja...

What are the 2 main reasons that the profession thought they needed to create the role of the PTA - Polio Epidemic and WW II The creation of the PTA was in the year - 1967 What is the name of the first President of APTA? - Mary McMillian What Texas PT school was Ruby Decker associated with - University of Texas Medical Branch Is it legal for PTAs to perform Joint Mobilization in TX? - True The APTA contains chapters as part of the professional organization. Which of the following is a chap...

True or False: The profession of physical therapy will not be affected by the full enactment of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). - False, the ACA will have affect on reimbursement of medicare and medicaid True or False: Undocumented immigrants are covered by the Affordable Health Care Act. - False What was the date for the final step of the Affordable Health Care Act to begin? - New Years Day 2014 True or False: When billing for Medicare, it doesn't matter what part of the country the provi...

Where were the first PTA programs - Miami Dade Community College in Florida and St. Catherine's University in Minnesota The need for Physical Therapy first occurred in the early ____. - 1900s What two things required rehabilitation in the 1900s? - Polio epidemic and WWI When was the emergence of physiotherapy and by who? - 1918 by Mary McMillan Mary McMillan is the founder for? - American Physiotherapy Association HCC graduated their first PTA class when? - 1975 Mary McMillan Lecture Awa...

What are the three parts to the laws and rules exam ? - Part A: chapter 486 PT practice Part B: rule 64B17 Part C: chapter 456 health profession,occupation,provision What is legislative purpose? - To ensure that every PT practitioner is practicing in the state meets minimum requirements for safe practice. What is legislative intent? - It is the intent that PT practitioners who fall below minimum competency or who otherwise present a danger to the public be prohibited from practicing in t...

Visual cues allows us to perceptually organize by taking into account the following cues: - - depth - form - motion - constancy Describe retinal disparity. - - Eyes are about 2.5 inches apart which allows humans to get slightly different views of objects of world around. - gives humans an idea on depth What is convergence? - - gives humans an idea of depth as well based on how much eyeballs are turned. gives humans a sense of depth When are the muscles of the eye relaxed and contrac...

Which level of processing results in longer-lasting memory codes - Semantic (what is the meaning of a word or material) A momentary sensory memory of visual stimuli is called - Iconic our tendency to judge the likelihood of an event on the basis of how readily we can remember - Availability heuristic research findings suggest that iconic memory lasts for approximately - 1/2 second by encouraging people to imagine their home being destroyed by fire insurance agents are especially successfu...

You have already answered this question Minimal-risk research projects do not need to be reviewed by a full REB. A delegated review may be conducted by one or more REB members. False (your answer) True - True A new virus is spreading among human populations, and the mechanisms that explain how it spreads are not well defined. One theory is that the virus is spread from person to person in workplaces due to mosquitoes. If this theory is true, installing mosquito nets in workplaces would su...

What does intelligence predict? - Academic, economic, occupational success & success on standardized tests Where does intelligence come from? - Genetics, family environment, schooling What is Carroll's Three-Tiered Model (factor analysis)? - 1) General intelligence (g) 2) Basic intelligence (eg. fluid intelligence, crystallized intelligence, general memory & learning) 3) A set of specific abilities Who invented the first IQ test? - Alfred Binet (Binet-Simon intelligence test; 1904) Wha...

A child is kicking and screaming with his eyes open wide. Which stage of sleep would you most expect him to be in? A) REM sleep B) Non-REM sleep C) Awake - B) The child is having a night terror, which happen almost exclusively in non-REM sleep. - Typically Night terror = Stage 4 sleep Alex has been known to sleep walk ever since he was a young kid. One night, Alex drives to publix, comes home and cooks a pizza all while sleeping. What stage of sleep is Alex most likely in and do you beli...