When Can a PTA Adjust or Modify a Program of Treatment

question 10

Multiple Choice

When can a PTA adjust or modify a program of treatment?

• A) When the PTA observes certain signs and symptoms in the patient.
• B) After seeking input and direction from the supervising PT.
• C) The PTA cannot ever change the plan of care.
• D) None of the above.

Comprehend the strategic aspects and ROI measurement of training programs.

Identify the role and benefits of anxiety within orientation efforts.

Differentiate between various training methodologies and their applications.

Appreciate the advantages and preferences for e-learning versus traditional classroom training.

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Definitions:

Psychoanalysis

A therapeutic approach founded by Sigmund Freud focusing on the unconscious mind, conflicts, and childhood experiences to treat mental disorders.

Psychological Defenses

Psychological defenses are unconscious processes that protect individuals from anxiety and the perception of internal or external dangers or stressors.

Modern Psychodynamic Therapies

Contemporary approaches to psychotherapy that derive from psychodynamic theory, focusing on unconscious processes and the patient-therapist relationship.