Lecture 2 Flashcards
Examination
process of obtaining a history, performing a relevant systems review, and selecting/administering specific tests and measurements to obtain data about the patient problem
3 parts of examination
Patient interview
systems review
specific tests and measures
Patient Interview
Demographic profile
medical history
history of present condition
living/working environments
level of activity
medications
goals/expectations
Risk factors of disability
Sedentary
Smoking
Obesity
Diabetes
High Cholesterol
Hypertension
How much would the risk of disabilities be decreased if you removed all risk factors?
53%
Fourth leading cause of death worldwide
physical inactivity
Health Literacy
Critical for patient interview
degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health info & services
Indicators of low health literacy
incomplete paperwork
one word answers
confusion
lack of questions
Change model
Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
Who are more likely to prescribe physical activity?
Physical therapists that engage in physical activity
PTs that screen for baseline PA
system review
includes verbal and physical questions
Examining all systems of the body
helps to revise or confirm initial hypothesis from interview
Tests and Measures
Relate to systems of interest
Use ones that will help you gain more info for your hypothesis
Make sure that they are patient centered
helps to collect more data
Evaluation
Dynamic process
Analyzes findings
Making judgements
Stage, stability, of conditions & presence of pre-existing conditions
Stage of Condition
Acute or chronic (exercise will be less intense for acute)
Intensity of Injury
Stability of Condition
Deteriorating or improving