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Therapeutic Modalities Exam #1 (CH.1,2,3,4) Questions With Complete Solutions
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Therapeutic Modalities Exam #1 (CH.1,2,3,4) QuestionsWith Complete Solutions
Absolute Contraindication. Correct Answer Is redundant.
=contraindication
Becoming an Evidence Based Practitioner. Correct Answer A
complex philosophy that evolves and develops over time. Task
that cant be completed, its a lifelong commitment. Begins with
understanding the vocabulary, philosophy, and complexity of
EBP, Expand your use and application of EBP philosophy
during future educational and clinical classes and experiences,
Apply EBM philosophy and critically question all aspects of
your practice throughout your career.
Begin early, End late (timelines) Correct Answer Rehab should
begin immediately after the injury and end only when the patient
can fully participate in her sport with no limitations. Should
complete rehabilitation process as quick as possible. Inactivity
leads to atrophy, loss of conditioning, loss of skills, loss of 6th
sense, emotional trauma.
Best Practice Correct Answer Is both a philosophy of action
and specific techniques, methods, activities, or processes. It
refers to dealing with specific conditions in a way that will result
in the best outcome thats the most effective with the least
amount of effort. Also known as standard of care or standard
therapy. (the most effective therapy per specific condition
Biofeedback. Correct Answer Is a process of measuring a
biological mechanism using some objective means and then
,telling the patient his scores. Feedback stimulates patient
progress.
EX) When performing elbow extension: the objective means
would be telling the patient to touch the wall during extension
and my hand during flexion. If they miss the wall, tell the patient
the rep does not count (biofeedback). More feedback would be
timing the patient.
Cautious Contraindication. Correct Answer Precaution-
situations that could cause harm if the clinician is not careful.
EX) not moving the sound head of the ultrasound treatment
could cause damage to tissue
CINAHL Correct Answer Cumulative Index of Nursing and
Allied Health Literature
Clinical Decision Making: Correct Answer Based on:
1. Clinicians expertise and experience
2. Clinical Data
3. Patient preferences and actions
4. Research evidence
Clinical Trial Research Correct Answer 1. Clinical or
Controlled trials (CT): controlled research on specific medical
intervention on patients with specific injury. nonrandomized
2. Randomized clinical trials (RCT): quantitative scientific
experiments conducted to test the effectiveness of medical
interventions, services, or technologies. randomized
Cochrane Correct Answer Cochrane's work of the RCT led to
the setting up of Cochrane Collaboration, which is a worldwide
, endeavor to collect, evaluate, synthesize, and maintain a
database for RCTs in all areas of medicine.
Complexity of rehabilitation depends on: Correct Answer
Magnitude and type of injury and the requirements of the sport.
Continual (Constant) Evaluation: Correct Answer Reevaluation
is necessary almost daily for determining the patients response
to the therapy and progress towards their goals.
Contraindication. Correct Answer Situations in which the
modality should not be used, when it'll be more harm than good.
DAPRE. Correct Answer Daily Adjustable Progressive
Resistive Exercise is a 4 set, isotonic muscle strengthening
technique that leads to rapid strength gains during rehabilitation.
This technique redevelops the individuals strength more quickly
because the 3rd and 4th set require max reps. You must exercise
each side of the body independently so injured doesn't rely on
uninjured.
Define Standard Operating Procedures. Correct Answer SOP-
specific guidelines and protocols for performing a specific task.
Its a form of quality control. Promotes consistency.
Define Therapeutic Modalities. Correct Answer A device or
application that delivers a physical agent to the body for
therapeutic purposes.
Early Exercise Essentiality: Correct Answer Lack of exercise
in the early stage of rehabilitation can cause permanent
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