Epidemiology and Physical Exams - Week 2 Flashcards

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Describe the latest evidence of the prevalence, prognosis, prognostic factors
and course of spinal pain

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2
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Explain how an understanding of the epidemiology of spinal pain is essential
to guide management of spinal pain

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3
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Compare the burden of back pain and neck pain to other common health
conditions

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4
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Explain the latest evidence on the risk factors and aetiology of spinal pain

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5
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List key elements of a physical examination for a person with spinal pain

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6
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Explain the purpose and information gained during each aspect of a physical examination for a person with spinal pain

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7
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Make appropriate decisions about what tests to include in a physical examination for different patients based on their history and response to testing

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8
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Perform a physical examination appropriate to a person’s irritability

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9
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Use appropriate methods to accurately record spinal ROM

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10
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Plan treatment targeted at impairments and activity limitations identified during the history and physical examination

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