CHAPTER 1 & 4

Question 1

SOAP NOTE

Answer 1

SUBJECTIVE (FEELINGS FROM PATIENT); OBJECTIVE (DATA COLLECTED, WHAT WAS PERFORMED); ASSESSMENT (SKILLED ASSESSMENT/OBSERVATIONS, TIED TO OBJECTIVE); PLAN OF CARE (WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT)

Question 2

WAIDET

Answer 2

WASH; ADDRESS; INFORM; DURATION; EXPLAIN; THANK YOU

Question 3

ADVANCED CARE DIRECTIVES

Answer 3

LIVING WILL; ORGAN DONATION; POWER OF ATTORNEY; HEALTHCARE PROXY

Question 4

PRINCIPLES OF DOCUMENTATION

Answer 4

EVAL/RE-EVAL/DISCHARGE
VISIT/ENCOUNTER
PATIENT'S CONSENT
PLAN OF CARE
RISKS/BENEFITS OF TREATMENT
DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT
MD ORDER
BARRIERS/SOLUTIONS

Question 5

ELEMENTS OF INFORMED CONSENT PROCESS

Answer 5

STATUS & TREATMENT PLAN
PATIENT QUESTIONS
RISKS, COMPLICATIONS, PRECAUTIONS
PROGNOSIS & OUTCOMES
DOCUMENTATION

Question 6

PRINCIPLES OF DOCUMENTATION

Answer 6

EVERY VISIT; REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS; IDENTIFICATION, REFERRAL SOURCE, SIGN AND DATE;
SPECIFIC, CONCISE & CLARIFYING; FUNCTIONAL; SIGNIFICANT; CONTINUATION, INFORMED CONSENT
PROMPT & LEGIBLE; APPROVED ABBREVIATIONS; NO BLANK LINES OR SPACES; MENTALLY OR MANUALLY PLAN THE NOTE

Question 7

EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE (EBP)

Answer 7

USE OF DISABLEMENT MODELS
VALUE-DRIVEN PATIENT CARE
CLINICAL OUTCOME MEASURES

Question 8

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION

Answer 8

VERBAL; NONVERBAL; AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; WRITTEN

Question 9

WHY USE PROPER BODY MECHANICS

Answer 9

CONSERVES ENERGY; REDUCES RISK OF INJURY; LEADS SAFE & PROPER SPINE MOVEMENTS

Question 10

CORE OF BODY

Answer 10

INVOLVES TORSO, SPINE, ABDOMINALS & PELVIC FLOOR; PROVIDES STRENGTH, PROPER MOVEMENT

Question 11

PRINCIPLES OF PROPER BODY MECHANICS

Answer 11

• SIZE UP LOAD
• MENTALLY & PHYSICALLY PREPARE
• INCREASE YOUR BOS
• POSITION YOURSELF CLOSE TO BOJECT TO BE MOVED
• POSITION YOUR COG CLOSE TO OBJECT’S COG
• TIGHTEN YOUR CORE MUSCLES
• ROLL, PUSH, PULL OR SLIDE THE OBJECT TO BE MOVED
• LOOK STRAIGHT AHEAD
• TAKE YOUR TIME, MOVE SMOOTHLY
• AVOID TRUNK FLEXION WITH ROTATION

Question 12

CAUSES OF POTENTIAL INJURIES

Answer 12

LUMBAR SPINE MOST VULNERABLE; MEANS OF INJURY (LIFTING IMPROPERLY, REPETITIVELY); PAIN SENSITIVE STRUCTURES (CUMULATIVE EPISODES OF MICROTRAUMA)

Question 13

POSITION FOR LIFTING

Answer 13

NEUTRALPOSITION OF LORDOSIS OF THE LUMBAR SPINE; PARTIAL TO FULL FLEXION OF THE HIPS & KNEES; CONTRACTION OF CORE STABILIZING MUSCLES; NO ROTATION

Question 14

5 MAIN LIFTS

Answer 14

DEEP SQUAT LIFT; POWER LIFT; STRAIGHT LEG LIFT (OUT OF A TRUNK); ONE-LEG STANCE LIFT (GOLFER’S LIFT); HALF KNEELING LIFT

Question 15

ELECTRODIAGNOSTIC TESTS

Answer 15

THE USE OF AN ELECTRICAL CURRENT TO ASSIST WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF A PATIENT’S CONDITION

Question 16

GONIOMETRY

Answer 16

THE MEASUREMENT OF THE ROM OF A JOINT OF THE BODY

Question 17

CENTER OF GRAVITY

Answer 17

THE POINT AT WHICH THE MASS OF A BODY OR OBJECT IS CENTERED

Question 18

VALSALVA PHENOMENON OR MANEUVER

Answer 18

INCREASED INTRATHORACIC PRESSURE CAUSED BY FORCIBLE EXHALATION AGAINST A CLOSED GLOTTIS

Question 19

TORQUE

Answer 19

THE EXPRESSION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A FORCE IN TURNING A LEVER SYSTEM; IT IS THE PRODUCT OF A FORCE MULTIPLIED BY THE PERPENDICULAR DISTANCE FROM ITS LINE OF ACTION TO THE AXIS OF MOTION (T=FxD)