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History
Tests & Measures
Diagnosis
Intervention (general)
Intervention
(manual therapy)
100
The length of time it takes to aggravate a pnt's chief complaint along with the length of time it takes to ease.
What is Irritability
100
THESE are the three important pieces of information a PT must obtain from each movement test
What is quality, quantity, symptom response
100
The advantage of this type of diagnosis is that it can point to a structure with a pathoanatomic abnormality; the disadvantage is that often it does not indicate how to intervene
What is a medical diagnosis
100
The PT treatments for this phase or stage of injury recovery is focused on restoring full and pain-free ROM, increasing motor control, and restoring limited activities
What is the Subacute or controlled motion phase
100
THIS is the type of manual therapy that is prohibited by the North Carolina PT Practice Act?
What is spinal manipulation
200
Rest, a different position, and/or medicine are all examples of THESE factors
What is Easing factors
200
THIS is the maneuver added to the end of AROM if that movement does not reproduce any pain or symptoms
What is overpressure
200
"Low Back Pain with Mobility Deficits" is an example of THIS type of diagnosis
What is Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG)
200
The treatments for this phase or stage of injury recovery are focused on decreasing pain and inflammation, preventing further injury, and starting ROM
What is the acute or protection phase
200
Muscle Energy Techniques (MET), and trigger point dry needling (TDN) are two examples of THIS type of manual therapy
What is soft tissue manual therapy
300
The clinical approach or model that explains why people with similar injuries have different experiences with pain.
What is the biopsychosocial model
300
THIS is the roll/spin/glide movement of a joint that a pnt cannot perform by him or herself
What is arthrokinematic motion or passive accessory motion (PAM)
300
Subgroups that belong to THIS type of diagnostic scheme ae Mobilization/Manipulation, Stabilization, Direction Specific Exercise, and Traction.
What is Treatment-Based Classification (TBC)
300
The pnt enters THIS phase or stage of injury recovery when there is no pain, normal motion, and normal motor control
What is chronic or return to function phase
300
Examples of absolute contraindications to manual therapy include diminished coagulation, and THIS.
What is Trauma, hematoma, Respect stage of healing, Inflammation & infection Circulatory problems (thrombus, ulceration, Thrombophlebitis), Local malignancy, unstable bone, fear of needles Skin Lesions, burns or open wounds, bruises Lack of pain/sensory awareness, Psychological status/uncooperative/fearful
400
After analyzing the data obtained in taking the HX, the PT should determine THESE next two parts of the clinical reasoning process
What is 1) Working diagnosis, and 2) Plan the Tests & Measures
400
THIS type of test, example: Resisted isometric motion, manual muscle test, functional test
What is muscle performance test
400
A pnt's main driver of pain requires the PT to consider THESE two categories of pain diagnosis
What is 1) Nociceptive pain, and 2) Central Sensitization/Chronic Pain
400
After each treatment, THIS PT action is an essential piece of evidence-gathering
What is re-assessment
400
THIS is a hyperirritable spot or nodule in a taut band of skeletal muscle that is painful on compression, stretch, overload, or contraction of the tissue and can produce referred pain
What is a myofascial trigger point
500
Ataxia, hyperreflexia, wide-based gait, and/or bowel and bladder trouble might lead to THIS working diagnosis
What is central nervous system impairment
500
To make use of THIS type of test, the PT must have a pre-test probability of the condition in mind and understand how the outcome of the test changes that probability
What is a Special test
500
A pnt reports waking in the middle of the night without changing positions and has a deep, constant pain that won't ease with movement or change of position. THIS broad type of diagnosis requires consideration by the PT
What is a non-neuromusculoskeletal condition requiring a referral to a physician
500
After the Tests & Measures and refining the DX, THIS is an important part of the PT session prior to starting the Intervention
What is pnt education on DX and treatment plan
500
THIS is the grade of joint mobilization defined by a large amplitute into resistance
What is Grade III