TI Week 1 quiz

What is the primary goal of the APTA Vision Statement?

• To reduce healthcare costs

• To transform society by optimizing movement to improve the human experience

• To increase the number of physical therapists globally

• To focus on surgical interventions for chronic diseases

According to the WHO 2010 Physical Activity Guidelines, what is the recommended daily physical activity for children aged 5-17?

• 30 minutes of moderate activity

• 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity

• 90 minutes of vigorous activity

• 120 minutes of light activity

What percentage of children and adolescents globally do NOT meet the WHO physical activity recommendations?

• 50%

• 65%

• 81%

• 90%

Which of the following is NOT a factor contributing to sedentary behavior?

• Income and geographic location

• Access to resources

• High levels of physical activity

• Cultural influences

What is the primary focus of the movement system in physical therapy?

• Treating only the musculoskeletal system

• Integrating multiple physiological systems (e.g., cardiovascular, nervous, endocrine)

• Focusing solely on cardiovascular health

• Treating only the nervous system

What is the key difference between cultural competence and cultural safety?

• Cultural competence is a one-time achievement, while cultural safety is an ongoing process

• Cultural safety is a checklist approach, while cultural competence is dynamic

• Cultural competence focuses on the clinician's knowledge, while cultural safety focuses on the patient's perception of safety

• Both A and C

Which of the following is a primary value of cultural safety?

• Reflection, shared meaning, and respect

• Knowledge of different cultures

• Providing the same treatment to all patients

• Focusing on the clinician's cultural background

In the context of Māori health beliefs, what is considered inseparable from the mind-body connection?

• Technology

• Land and family

• Modern medicine

• Social media

What is the primary goal of a culturally safe healthcare environment?

• To ensure the clinician is knowledgeable about all cultures

• To create an environment where patients feel respected and safe to express their cultural identity

• To provide the same treatment to all patients regardless of cultural background

• To focus on the clinician's cultural preferences

Which of the following is a barrier to serving Indigenous populations?

• Geographical barriers

• Cultural mistrust

• Lack of access to resources

• All of the above