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PT-CPI WEB Assessment, Questions and answers. 100% verified. Rated A your rating on the safety criterion should result in checking the "significant concerns" box - ✔✔true At final evalua... tion, Jason's documentation is consistently thorough, concise, and is always completed prior to established deadlines. Jason is now carrying 90% Of a full time therapist's caseload for patients with complex cardiovascular and pulmonary conditions; he is safe and effective 100% Of the time when managing patients with more straightforward, simple orthopedic conditions. The only reason the student requires Cl assistance is to provide minimal cueing to appropriately progress interventions with patients who have complex cardiopulmonary conditions. You have no doubt that if the patient load was increased to 100%, the student's documentation would be equally strong and timely. Rate patient management documentation - ✔✔Between advanced intermediate performance & entry-level performance Maria is a year DPT student on a 12-week neurological Her previous 8-week clinical was in an outpatient clinic. Her final internship is scheduled to be a 16•week placement at an acute care hospital. The following information describe Maria's performance during the first six weeks (i.e. mid-evaluation) Of this experience rated to performance criterion #13, Patient Management: Procedural Maria strong academic knowledge and demonstrates skill in basic interventions appropriate for in the rehabilitation setting. She exhibits excellent safety awareness and performs 90% of the interventions in a competent manner. Maria can be inefficient when performing some selected interventions, which serves to limit the size of her current caseload, 60% of the full-time PT caseload. Maria needs intermittent cueing to be effective with selected (e.g„ hand placement for guiding movement and positioning) While on other occasions she completes the same activities independently. Rate Maria's Procedural Intervention - ✔✔? Limiting Maria's performance is - ✔✔consistency & efficiency Linda has completed 8 week experience in acute care and has one more semester of coursework remaining before final 16 week placement. Linda independently identifies the need to teach patients home exercise but requires frequent guidance in designing the programs. More than 50% of the time, she needs guidance to keep programs concise and to set priorities for the most important elements even With patents With She Often requires feedback When teaching to avoid the use of terminology that the patients cannot understand. She needs frequent guidance to design and teach home exercise programs for patients with lumbar dysfunction. She needs guidance When managing patents With spine She is able to maintain about of a full-time therapist caseload. Rate Linda's educational interventions - ✔✔Intermediate performance Linda is now able to review the medical record, obtain a history from the patient, and perform a systems review independently, efficiently, and accurately. She consistently performs simple tests and measures such as goniometry without guidance. She demonstrates the ability to select and perform relevant tests and measures efficiently to examine patients with simple orthopedic conditions, without supervision. She occasionally requires cueing to select and perform relevant tests and measure for patients with complex orthopedic or spine conditions. After cueing, she is able to perform these tests efficiently and accurately. She is able to maintain about 75% of a full-time physical therapist caseload. - ✔✔Advanced intermediate performance Which of the following written comments would be most appropriate for describing Linda's final rating - ✔✔Linda has skill in examining patients with complex orthopedic and spine conditions. She is now able to perform with much less supervision than was initially and she has increased her in the second half of this experience Shaquile is participating in a first clinical experience in an acute care hospital that provides patient services from a large metropolitan urban area. The student arrives early and Stays late to accommodate the unique needs Of this patient population without prompting from the Cl. The student consistently identifies billing and legal issues Of providing pro bono care. Although patients are unable to pay for services, the student consistently treats them with dignity and respect. The student is sharing a caseload with the Cl and manages patients with simple or complex problems 75% of the time. - ✔✔Advance beginner performance Kurt is a 1st yr DPT student has completed 3 semesters (basic science, exam skills, & functional mobility courses) he is participating in 1st 8 wk clinical experience in a long-term care/geriatric facility. [Show More]

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