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HOSA Physical Therapy Exam (Latest Update 2025 / 2026) Questions and Verified Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct
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Subjective Examination/Objective Examination
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The History of the Patient/The Remaining Parts
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Questions asked during a patient interview
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about the onset of the condition, current symptoms, previous physical therapy treatments, past medical history, and lifestyle and health habits pertaining to work and recreation.
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Review of Symptoms(ROS)
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is usually preformed by using checklists of common symptoms typically associated with various systems of the body.
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Systems Review
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the objective portion of the examination refers to quantize or qualitative measurements that are taken by the Pt.
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Active Range of Motion
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refers to the ability of the patient to voluntarily move a limb through an arc of movement. "willingness of patient to move"
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Passive Range of Motion
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refers to the amount of movement at a joint that is obtained by the therapists moving the segment without the assistance from the patient.
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Gonimeter
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measures joint angles
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Strength
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can be defined as the amount of force produced during voluntary muscular contraction
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Manual Muscle testing
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allows the therapist to assign a specific grade to the muscle. 3 / 4
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Flexibility
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refers to the ability to move a ligament through specific ROM. The amount of
flexibility at a given joint depends on: the soft tissue surrounding the joint
most be pliable to allow movement between the joint surfaces. Also, the muscles crossing the joint must be at the appropriate length allow motion to occur.
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Accessory Motion
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the ability of the joint surfaces to glide, roll, and spin on each other.
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Outcome Measures
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are standardized instruments that measure an individuals actual or perceived activity limitations and participations restrictions and an individuals quality of life or health status.
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