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NPTE Practice Question:
Taylor is attending her first follow up PT appointment to address her right supraspinatus calcific tendinitis. Her plan of care mentions the use of iontophoresis with acetic acid however the parameters are not specified. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate action of the PTA under general supervision?
Answer Choices:
A. Hold physical therapy treatment
B. Perform iontophoresis using clinical judgement and patient tolerance
C. Continue with the plan of care but hold the use of iontophoresis
D. Continue with the plan of care with an iontophoresis dosage of 10 mA min
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