FPT Comprehensive Practice Exam

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• Which generation is noted as being more digital natives?
• External environmental factors (ICF) include which of the following?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the Nagi model?
• Which label best describes movement system impairments in a PT diagnosis?
• Which development occurred in the 1970s?
• Person-first language is defined as:
• In the ICF framework, participation refers to what?
• Which option best defines participation restrictions?
• Which of the following are considered specialized units within Inpatient Rehab?
• Which ICF component covers Employment, social life, and family roles?
• Which of the following is listed as a value by WHO?
• Interventions should be...
• Which item is an external environmental factor in the ICF framework?
• Which item is part of the cardiopulmonary systems review?
• In which decade did the polio epidemic occur?
• What is the primary focus in an Inpatient Rehab Hospital?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the neuromuscular systems review?
• Which statement best describes person-first language?
• How are psychomotor skills best described?
• The Participation (ICF) component includes which domains?
• Which term best captures the concept of understanding and valuing the unique characteristics that make each person and group distinct?
• Internal environmental factors (ICF) include which of the following?
• Which statement is true regarding environmental factors in the ICF model?
• How does the ICF framework help inform PT diagnosis?
• Which statement best describes Home Health care in rehab?
• Compared with the ICF framework, the Nagi model is characterized by the absence of a formal coding system.
• Which two models are contrasted in the material?
• In the ICF framework, body function refers to which of the following?
• Approximately how many accredited PT/PTA educational programs exist?
• Which statement reflects core values in interprofessional education (IPE)?
• Which statement best describes written communication?
• Why are participation restrictions important in the ICF framework?
• Which of the following best represents the IPE team for Subacute Rehab?
• Which option best represents the SNF IPE team composition?
• Affective skill in patient care is best described as:
• To have effective communication in IPE, which elements should be examined?
• Which statement best differentiates empathy from sympathy?
• Which item is part of the musculoskeletal systems review?
• In ICF coding, what does D stand for?
• Which of the following are contextual factors in the ICF model?
• Which term means recognizing differences without judgement and being aware of varied customs, communication styles, and health beliefs without filtering them with our personal biases?
• In ICF coding, what does B stand for?
• Which professional is NOT typically included on the SNF IPE team?
• Which of the following is NOT typically part of the Inpatient Rehab interdisciplinary education team?
• Secondary prevention
• A physical therapist diagnosis primarily focuses on which aspect?
• What is the primary purpose of the reflective practitioner theory in clinical practice?
• Which statement about CAPTE accreditation in Scotland is true?
• Active listening requires which of the following elements?
• Which statement characterizes Traditionalists' communication preferences?
• Which service is explicitly included on rehab IPE teams for recreation and leisure?
• Which generation is described as authentic and open in communication?
• In Subacute Rehab Hospital settings, which description best matches patient status?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four qualities of empathy?
• What is the purpose of ICF coding?
• In an outpatient PT setting, what determines when the physical therapist should reach out to a patient?
• Which item is included in the integumentary systems review?
• CAPTE accredits over 250 PT programs and over 350 PTA programs in the United States.
• Which term means welcoming, respecting, valuing, and providing opportunities for full participation for all individuals and groups?
• Which term describes actively developing the skills to work effectively across cultures, including listening with empathy and adapting communication?
• Which professional is most associated with orthotics in rehab teams?
• In an acute care hospital, the physical therapy focus is on which of the following?
• Which statement describes psychomotor skills in clinical assessment?
• Which item is included in the neuromuscular systems review?
• Which four items comprise the core competencies of interprofessional education (IPE)?
• Which statement best expresses FSBPT's vision?
• In ICF coding, which component describes daily life activities and participation?
• Primary prevention
• Two types of treatments
• What are the key elements to involve the patient?
• An ACL tear is an example of which ICF component?
• What is the primary objective of telehealth care?
• NPTE stands for which of the following?
• The evaluation is used to identify which of the following?
• Which term describes a belief about a group that may lead to biased actions?
• Which statement best describes the typical scope and goal of outpatient rehabilitation services?
• The first edition of the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice was published in which decade?
• Which statement about prognosis is true?
• Which is an example of secondary prevention?
• Which patient population is typically admitted to an Inpatient Rehab Hospital?
• Which developments occurred in the 1930s?
• Which term denotes an overt and intentional act of discrimination?
• In an IPE outpatient context, outreach by the physical therapist is primarily determined by what factor?
• In ICF terms, what do occupational therapists primarily focus on?
• Which event occurred in the 1920s in the history of the physical therapy association?
• Which professional is included on the Inpatient Rehab IPE team?
• What is a primary purpose of open questions in the funneling process?
• Which option correctly matches a generation with its communication preference?
• Implicit bias is defined as:
• What is the primary focus of the history and review of systems?
• What is the final step of the physical exam?
• Which major milestone occurred in the 1980s?
• FSBPT's primary function is to ... ?
• What is the primary purpose of the evaluation?
• Which of the following is considered part of the PT Exam Overview?
• Which statement correctly lists the core components of the ICF model?
• What best defines directive questioning?
• Which element is part of the physical examination?
• Active listening requires which combination of components?
• CAPTE's scope includes accrediting PT and PTA programs; how many PT programs are accredited in Scotland?
• What are the goals of IPE?
• In a cross-generational team, which practice best aligns with Traditionalists and Baby Boomers' communication expectations?
• How does chart review differ between acute care and outpatient settings?
• Who leads the IPE team?
• Which roadmaps guide the evaluation process?
• Which is the correct order in the Clinical Reasoning Road Map?
• Which option best enhances cross-generational communication?
• What best describes parallel questioning?
• What is the systems review primarily used to determine?
• Tertiary prevention
• Which option correctly identifies a non-component of the ICF model?
• Which option lists the professionals commonly included on the Subacute Rehab IPE team?
• Which framework is commonly used to guide PT evaluation and classification of function?
• Which statement about history taking strategies is true?
• What happened in the 1990s?
• Which statement best captures CAPTE's mission?
• The association office moved from New York to Washington, D.C. in which decade?
• Which term refers to an overt and intentional act of discrimination?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the integumentary systems review?
• In ICF coding, what does E stand for?
• Which term describes the collaborative leadership style within interprofessional teams?
• In the Transtheoretical Model, which stage involves actively taking steps toward change?
• Which ICF component describes Activities such as mobility and self-care?
• In the ICF framework, body structure refers to what?
• Which sequence best describes the Reflective Practitioner Theory's process?
• Outpatient rehabilitation services commonly address which of the following conditions?
• Which term describes preconceived judgments not based on logic or evidence?
• Which model emphasizes biological, social, and psychological factors to provide a holistic view of care?
• Emphasizing abilities over limitations promotes which approach?
• MD vs PT diagnosis: which statement is accurate?
• Explicit bias is defined as:
• Which statement best reflects WHO's mission?
• Which generation is characterized as digital natives, quick learners, instant communication?
• ICF was developed by which organization?
• In ICF terms, what do physical therapists primarily focus on?
• Which anthropometric measure is listed as part of the musculoskeletal systems review?
• What best describes the system review's role?
• What phrase is used to describe the quality of communication in IPE?
• Which model is used to build the ICF and focuses on biological, social, and psychological factors for a holistic view of care?
• Which of the following is an example of personal factors in the ICF framework?
• The phrase 'ex: knee pain' is used to illustrate which ICF component?
• Which sequence correctly lists the stages of the Transtheoretical Model in order?
• What is prognosis?
• Where is the initial inspection performed for an acute patient?
• Which concept is described as eliminating barriers and uplifting marginalized groups to ensure fair treatment, access, and opportunity, not only providing resources but addressing systemic disparities?
• During outpatient initial inspection, what is typically observed?
• Which of the following is a step commonly associated with active listening?
• Which term describes indirect, subtle, or unintentional acts of discrimination?
• What happened in the 1950s in the history of physical therapy organizations?
• What does paraphrasing involve?
• Which term best describes understanding all the ways individuals differ, including race, ethnicity, gender, age, ability, and socioeconomic status?
• What is the purpose of the diagnosis in physical therapy?
• Which term refers to eliminating barriers and uplifting marginalized groups to ensure fair treatment, access, and opportunity, including addressing systemic disparities in healthcare?
• Which milestone occurred in the 1960s?
• Which statement best expresses FSBPT's mission?
• Medicare recognized physical therapy services in which decade?
• The Activities (ICF) component describes which of the following?
• Which generation is described as digital natives with instant communication?
• In SNF (long-term/extended care) facilities, what is the primary objective?
• Which elements are involved in teams and teamwork within IPE?
• In ICF coding, what does S stand for?
• Which statement characterizes Baby Boomers' communication preferences?
• What term describes acting on prejudice to treat people unfairly based on their group?
• What is the aim of a PT diagnosis?
• Contextual factors (ICF) include which categories?
• What is at the top of the APTA chart?
• The term "layperson" refers to:
• Which term describes a person without knowledge in a specific subject?
• Which generation is described as using straightforward communication?
• Which of the following is the correct sequence for history-taking strategies?
• Which organization accredits physical therapy and physical therapy assistant education programs in the United States?
• Which is an example of tertiary prevention?
• Which statement about CAPTE's scope is true?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the cardiopulmonary systems review?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the Home Health IPE team?
• Which statement best captures CAPTE's vision?