Intervention Principles For first test

Question 0

3 elements of intervention

Answer 0

communication/documentation, patient related interactions, direct intervention

Question 1

purposeful and skilled interaction of the pt with the patient using various pt procedures and techniques to produce changes in the condition consistent with the diagnosis and prognosis

Answer 1

intervention

Question 2

first thing to explain after exam/eval

Answer 2

what is wrong with the patient and why they are experiencing pain/limited funciton

Question 3

four factors to consider in selecting direct interventions

Answer 3

safety, psychological state, economics, social support

Question 4

four things present during inflammation stage

Answer 4

painful movement, guarding, increased edema and tissue tension

Question 5

three things present during proliferation stage

Answer 5

inflammation subsides, tenderness to touch, end range active pain

Question 6

three things present during maturation stage

Answer 6

no inflammation, may have adhesions, passive overpressure pain olny

Question 7

during inflammation stage, use blank only

Answer 7

PROM

Question 8

during proliferation stage do blank and blank

Answer 8

PROM, active assisted motion

Question 9

during maturation phase blank should be used

Answer 9

arom

Question 10

movement within the unrestricted ROM with assistance by other internal or external force… prime mover needs help (pulleys)

Answer 10

active assisted

Question 11

some things that prom will not do

Answer 11

will not assist in circulation as much as arom, increase strength or indurance

Question 12

for strong muscle arom will not

Answer 12

increase or maintain strength

Question 13

arom will also not equal blank

Answer 13

specificity of training

Question 14

blank can also be used during inflammatory stage

Answer 14

retrograde massage, submaximal isometrics