Chapter 1: Introduction

Question 1

What are the elements of evidence-informed practice?

Answer 1

• Best availanle evidence
• Clinical expertice/judgement
  *Patient preference and motivation

Question 2

Capacity of the person who function in domains

Answer 2

Optimal Aging

Question 3

What are the domains of optimal aging?

Answer 3

Physical
Functional
Cognitive
Emotional
Social
Spiritual

Question 4

Enumerate the Slippery Slope of Aging

Answer 4

Fun
Function
Frailty
Failure

Question 5

Unrestricted participation: work, ADLs, hobbies, leisure activities; can do all activities

Answer 5

Fun

Question 6

Able to perform ADLs et work but restricted leisure act

Answer 6

Function

Question 7

Person is able to perform ADLs (hygiene, eating, bathing) but restricted work et leisure

Answer 7

Frailty

Question 8

Bed-ridden; needs assistance in all ADLs

Answer 8

Failure

Question 9

What do we assess in 6 minute walk test?

Answer 9

Endurance

Question 10

What is the N score of Berg Balance Scale?

Answer 10

37.55

Question 11

What do we assess in 10m walk test?

Answer 11

Speed

Question 12

In this assessment, the pt sits in the chair & rises as the PT command the pt to stand & walk

Answer 12

Time up and go

Question 13

Enumerate the clinical expertise in PT

Answer 13

Virtue
Clinical Reasoning
Movement
Knowledge

Question 14

Enumerate the Philosophy of Practice in PT

Answer 14

Decision making
Physicality
Teaching
Community

Question 15

How to we locate and apply best evidence?

Answer 15

1. Asking searchable clinical questions
2. Searching the literature and local evidence
3. Critically assessing the evidence
4. Determine the applicability of the evidence to specific pt situation
5. Ask searchable clinical question

Question 16

What does PICO stands for?

Answer 16

Pt
Intervention
Comparison
Outcome

Question 17

What studies we look for to critically assess the evidence?

Answer 17

Dx Study
Therapy Study
Prognosis