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MSK 4 Midterm Exam with Questions and Answers _% of all MSK patients become chronic pain patients ANSWER 25% when does pain occur ANSWER when the brain perceives damage or the threat of damage (not related to the extent of damage) what is the only thing that changes pain perception ANSWER patient education explain the alarm story ANSWER pain threshold is lowered with chronic pain (less stimulus needed) PT should raise the threshold through education of a normal response to the st...

MSK exam questions & answers 2023/2024 What percent of MSK patients become chronic pain pts? - ANSWER-25% Is pain related to the extent of damage? - ANSWER-No it is what the brain precieves it to be. What do we treat? - ANSWER-the dysfunction/impairments identified (includes cognitive aspects too) Alarm story - ANSWER-you have chronic pain it lowers your pain threshold, so it'll take less stimulus for you to reach the pain threshold and experience pain Factors that affect respo...

Interstate commerce definition? - Any material transported from 1 state to another state, even if the individual driver never leaves 1 state, that: a) weighs >10,001 lbs (if >26,001 lbs, they also need a drug test) b) 9-15 passengers for compensation c) 16+ passengers regardless of compensation d) that requires placarding for hazardous materials Does interstate commerce refer to the cargo or to the driver? - It refers to the cargo, tools, vehicle, NOT to the driver. When is a 12 mo...

Interstate commerce definition? - ANSWER-Any material transported from 1 state to another state, even if the individual driver never leaves 1 state, that: a) weighs >10,001 lbs (if >26,001 lbs, they also need a drug test) b) 9-15 passengers for compensation c) 16+ passengers regardless of compensation d) that requires placarding for hazardous materials Does interstate commerce refer to the cargo or to the driver? - ANSWER-It refers to the cargo, tools, vehicle, NOT to the driver. ...

CMT Exam/Eval Questions What 9 specific health history factors should be obtained prior to an initial screening of a child w/CMT? - 1) age at initial onset 2) age at onset of symptoms 3) pregnancy hx including mom's sense of baby being "stuck" last 6 weeks 4) delivery hx including birth presentation or multiple births 5) use of assistance during delivery 6) head posture/preference and changes in head/face 7) family hx of torticullis or other congenital/developmental conditions 8)...

EPIC Scribe Training Exam Practice Questions and Answers parts of the record - Ans:-HPI POS PMH FMH SH Outside Records subjective - Ans:-HPI ROS PMH FMH SH ©GRACEAMELIA 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER 2024 Page 2/24 Objective - Ans:-Physical Exam Diagnostic Results Outside hospital results Assessment (MDM) - Ans:-Summary of important data and physician conclusions Plan - Ans:-disposition, admission, discharge, or transfer instructions HPI ...

Interstate commerce definition? - ANSWERSAny material transported from 1 state to another state, even if the individual driver never leaves 1 state, that: a) weighs >10,001 lbs (if >26,001 lbs, they also need a drug test) b) 9-15 passengers for compensation c) 16+ passengers regardless of compensation d) that requires placarding for hazardous materials Does interstate commerce refer to the cargo or to the driver? - ANSWERSIt refers to the cargo, tools, vehicle, NOT to the driver. ...

What are the 5 components of the MSK exam? - 1. history 2. observation 3. systems review 4. palpation 5. tests and measures What is the SINSS method? - S: severity - intensity of symptoms as it relates to function and preceptiion I: irritability - amount of activity required to provoke. severity of symptoms once provoked. what activity and amount of time required to subside