Final Flashcards
(50 cards)
Who was the chief of the specialist corps in 1918?
Emma vogel
Who called PTs Angels in Army drab & was the 1st Chief of Corps
Emma Vogel
Where was the 1st PT school in the nation established?
U.S. Walter Reed Army Hospital
What was the APTA first called?
American Women’s Physical Therapeutic Association.
Who was the initial leader of the APTA?
Mary McMillan
What are the four major constructs and concepts inform current physical therapist practice
- The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) and the bio-psychosocial model
- Evidence-based practice
- Professional values
- Quality assessment
What is the goal of International Classification of Functioning (ICF)?
to provide a unified, standard language and framework that enables the collection of data for practice and research—language that describes how people function in their daily lives rather than focusing exclusively on their medical or disease-specific diagnosis
What is the vision statement of the APTA? seeks to transform society by…
Transforming society by…optimizing movement to improve the human experience.
What is the mission statement of the APTA?
Building a community that advances the profession of physical therapy to improve the health of society.
What are the 3 ways to get in the loop for student involvement?
- Find your interest
- Get informed
- Get involved
How does bias occur?
- Constructive uses of negative biases.
- Constructive uses of positive biases
- Destructive uses of negative biases
- Destructive uses of positive biases
Ten distinct ways that bias surfaces
- Diagnosis Bias
- Pattern Recognition
- Value Attribution
- Confirmational Behavior
- Automatic Perception
- Selective
- Attention/Inattentional Blindness
- Priming Effect
- Commitment Confirmation/Loss Aversion
- Stereotype Threat
- Anchoring Bias
One way to stop ourselves from bias, is to ____. What does it stand for?
P.A.U.S.E
- Pay attention to what’s actually happening, beneath the judgments and assessments.
- Acknowledge your own reactions, interpretations, and judgments.
- Understand the other possible reactions, interpretations, and judgments that may be possible.
- Search for the most constructive, empowering, or productive way to deal
with the situation. - Execute your action plan.
What are the 4 phases of learning style according to the Kolb learning style?
- Active experimentation
- Abstract Conceptualization
- Reflective Observation
- Concrete Experience
What is Active experimentation?
Planning/ trying out what you have learned.
Learning through “hands on” activities, dealing with people and events through action
What is Abstract conceptualization
Concluding/ learning.
Logically analyzing ideas, planning systematically, acting on an intellectual basis
What is reflective observation?
Reviewing/reflecting on the experience.
Observing before making judgements, viewing issues from different perspectives, looking for meaning of things
What is a Concrete experience?
doing/having an experience.
Learning from specific experiences, being sensitive to feelings and people
What are the 4 dominant learning styles?
Convergent, Divergent, Assimilative, and Accommodative
A person with a divergent learning style is called a…
Creator.
A person with a convergent learning style is called a…
The decision maker
A person with a Assimilative learning style is called a…
Planner
A person with a Accommodating learning style is called a…
Do-er
What are the strengths of the Creator?
Strengths are taking in information through concrete experience and processing it through individual powers of observation.
