TI week 1 quiz GPT

What is the primary goal of the APTA Vision Statement?

• Standardize physical therapy interventions globally

• Optimize movement to improve the human experience

• Promote passive rehabilitation strategies

• Focus primarily on musculoskeletal conditions

According to the WHO 2010 Physical Activity Recommendations, how much moderate-intensity exercise is recommended weekly for adults (18–64 years old)?

• 75–150 minutes

• 150–300 minutes

• 60 minutes per day

• 300–450 minutes

Which of the following is a key concept of the movement system approach in physical therapy?

• Treating musculoskeletal dysfunction in isolation

• Viewing movement as an integration of multiple physiological systems

• Replacing manual therapy with movement-based interventions

• Eliminating exercise-based therapy in favor of modalities

What percentage of children and adolescents (5–17 years old) do NOT meet the recommended physical activity levels worldwide?

• 25%

• 50%

• 81%

• 95%

Why is addressing sedentary behavior important in physical therapy practice?

• Physical inactivity leads to increased chronic conditions and musculoskeletal dysfunction

• Sedentary lifestyles primarily affect only elite athletes

• Exercise can fully reverse chronic diseases like diabetes and cardiovascular disease

• Movement interventions are only effective for orthopedic conditions

What is the primary difference between Cultural Competence and Cultural Safety?

• Cultural competence is dynamic, while cultural safety is a fixed concept

• Cultural safety prioritizes the patient’s perception of care rather than provider knowledge

• Cultural competence eliminates the need for ongoing patient feedback

• Cultural safety follows a checklist-based approach

Which principle is central to Cultural Safety in healthcare?

• Clinicians should always assume they understand a patient's cultural background

• Patients should adapt to the clinician’s cultural expectations

• The healthcare environment should be free from discrimination and respect cultural identity

• Once cultural training is completed, no further learning is required

What approach is emphasized in New Zealand for treating Indigenous Māori patients with chronic pain?

• A purely pharmaceutical approach without cultural considerations.
• A focus on physical therapy only, ignoring traditional practices.
• An emphasis on surgical interventions as the primary treatment method.
• A holistic approach that integrates cultural values and traditional healing.

What barrier is commonly encountered in providing culturally safe care for Indigenous populations?

• Increased trust in mainstream healthcare systems

• Minimal geographic or socioeconomic disparities

• Limited healthcare access and cultural mistrust

• Excessive provider engagement in patient decision-making

Which of the following best describes High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)?

• Long-duration, low-intensity aerobic exercise

• Continuous moderate-intensity training for at least 45 minutes

• Intermittent bursts of high-intensity exercise followed by recovery periods

• A form of resistance training that focuses solely on maximal strength