extra stuff

Question 1

what is a PT roll as an entry point into the health care system

Answer 1

• triage pts with NMSK conditions
• decrease health care costs for pts
• increase efficiency of care

Question 2

is sucidice and depression considered yellow or red flags

Answer 2

yellow

Question 3

these are the Clinical manifestations of what serious condition

• S&S typically worsen in a slow, step-
wise progression
• Neurologic compromise
• Impaired hand dexterity
• May see atrophy in intrinsics
• Gait, balance difficulties
• Paresthesias (UEs & possibly LEs)
• Neck stiffness
• Urinary retention
• UE weakness (triceps, hand intrinsics)
• Proximal LE weakness
• UMN signs

Answer 3

cervical myelopathy’s

Question 4

how do u calculate LR+

Answer 4

sensitivity / (1 – specificity)

Question 5

how do you calculate LR-=

Answer 5

(1 – sensitivity) / specificity

Question 6

how do you find +PV and -PV

Answer 6

true positive / (true positive + false positive)

true negative / (true negative + false negative)

Question 7

how do u find sensitivity anf specificity

Answer 7

true positive / (true positive + false negative)

true negative/ (true negative + false positive)

Question 8

how would you describe MSK pain

Answer 8

dull, deep , aching , waxing and waning pain that is localized to an area of the body and is exacerbated with a sharp stab feeling with movement

Question 9

what review of systems would you check for lumbar pelvic pain

Answer 9

-GI
- urogential
- peripheral vascular

Question 10

what review of systems would u do for mid humerus , femur to digits pain

Answer 10

peripheral vascular

Question 11

what review of systems would you do for thoracic spine pain

Answer 11

-CV
- pulmonary-
- GI
-genitourinary

Question 12

what review of systems would u do for cervical & L/R shoulder pain (including shoulder girdle region)

Answer 12

-CV
- pulmonary
-GI

Question 13

what review of systems would you do for inconsistent symptoms pattern

Answer 13

-psychologic
- endocrine
-neurologic
-rheumatic disorder
-adverse drug reactions

Question 14

what are 12 questions u can ask for LBP

Answer 14

-MOI
-osteoporosis
-hx of cancer
- pain ease when u rest
-fever
-lost weight
-meds
-immunosuppressive disorder
-retaining urine
-pee more
-numbness
-legs week

Question 15

if someone has a 3+ criteria for symptoms (historical ) for inflammatory back pain what foes that mean

Answer 15

rule in the disease (LR+ is high and specificity is high)

Question 16

if someone has a 2+ criteria for symptoms (historical ) for inflammatory back pain what foes that mean

Answer 16

maybe they have it maybe they don’t kinda in th middle ( sen - 70%, spec - 80%

Question 17

what questions are asking in the immbolization box for the canadian c spine rul

Answer 17

-age >65
- dangerous MOI
-numbness or tingling in extremities

IF ANY IS YES THEN C SPINE IMMBOL;IXATION IF NO THEN GO DOWN TO ROM

Question 18

what is asked in the ROM section in the canadian c spine rule

Answer 18

-simple rearend MVC
- walking st scene
- no neck pain at scence
- no pain during midline c spine palpation

IF IF ANY OF THESE ARE NO THEN GET C SPINE IMMBOLIXATION IF THEU ARE YES THEN GO DOWN TO ROTATOE 45°

Question 19

what does the LQ scanning exam consist of

Answer 19

Observation
Gait
Functional movements
Lumbar ROM (active, overpressure)
Myotomes (L2-S1)
Dermatomes (L2-S1)
Deep tendon reflexes (LE)
UMN testing
Lumbar & SIJ stress tests
LE ROM
Neurodynamic tests
Palpation (pulses and lymph nodes)

Question 20

what does the upper quartz scanning exam consist of

Answer 20

-observation
-cervical rom
-UE ROM
- cervical compression and distraction
-myotomes (C4-T1)
dermatomes (C2-T1)
-DTR
-UMN testing
-upper limb tension
-palpation

Question 21

what are u observing in the posterior view on a scan

Answer 21

-head
-shoulder
-spinous process
-inferior angle of scap (t7)
- 12th rib
-iliac crest
-PSIS (S2_
- superior greater trochanteric
-gluteal clefts
- fibular head
- medial/lateral mall
-calcaneus
-visible toes

Question 22

what are u observing in the lateral view for a scan

Answer 22

• External auditory meatus (ear)
• Cervical lordosis
• Acromion
• Thoracic kyphosis
• Lumbar lordosis
• ASIS to PSIS angle
‘• Greater trochanter
‘ • Knee joint line
• Fibular head
• Lateral malleoli

Question 23

what are u observing for the anterio view scan

Answer 23

• ear lob heigh t
  -chin position
  -shoulder
  -nipple
  -elbow carrying angle
  -ASIS
• GT
  -patella
  _knee joint line
• fibular head
  -medial/lateral mall
  -foot arch

Question 24

what is the order or ROM

Answer 24

active then passive if limited then over pressure if pain free

Question 25

what are the 13 nervous system symptoms

Answer 25

1. Numbness, tingling
2. Weakness
3. Tremors
4. Seizures
5. Vision △’s
6. Sexual difficulties
7. Hearing problems
8. Difficulty swallowing
9. Urinary incontinence
10. Vomiting w/o nausea
11. Dizziness
12. Recent falls
13. Balance problems

Question 26

what are the 13 hematologic system S&S

Answer 26

1. Exertional dyspnea
2. Palpitations
3. Anginal pain patterns
4. Fatigue
5. Pallor
6. Digital clubbing
7. Lightheadedness
8. Syncope
9. Drowsiness
10. Confusion
11. Easy bruising & bleeding
12. Fever, chills, sweats
13. Malaise

Question 27

what are the 4 pulmonary system S&S

Answer 27

1. dyspnea
2. cough
3. clubbing of nails
4. wheezing , stridor

Question 28

what general health screen causes nausea and vomiting

Answer 28

• Metabolic, CV, liver dysfunction
• Pregnancy
• Meds
• ↑ intracranial pressure, HA, hemorrhage

Question 29

what general health screen causes dizziness and lightheadedness

Answer 29

• Neurologic, CV dysfunction
• DM, anxiety, psychosis

Question 30

what general heath screen casues parasthesia , numbness and weakness

Answer 30

• Renal, endocrine disorders
• Adverse drug reactions
• Progressive neurologic loss