OMs

Question 1

FABQ w vs FABQpa

Answer 1

FABQ w
Total Possible Points: 42
High Score>34
FABQpa
Total Possible Points: 24
High Score >14

Question 2

PCS - pain catastrophizing scale

Answer 2

3 distinct dimensions
Rumination
Magnification
Helplessness
Score of greater than or equal to 30 indicates clinically relevant level of catastrophizing

Question 3

tampa scale for kinesiophobia

Answer 3

Score ≥ 37 indicates that patient likely has fear of movement

Question 4

red flag for PNE

Answer 4

Looking for patterns to suggest viscerogenic or systemic origin

Immediate attention

Question 5

Yellow flag PNE

Answer 5

Psychosocial barriers to recovery

increase risk of LT disability

Question 6

Patient health questionnaire

PHQ-2
vs
PHQ-9

Answer 6

PHQ-2 Score ≥ 2 should be further evaluated with PHQ-9

PHQ-9 Score ≥ 10 indicates depression

Question 7

state trait anxiety inventory

Answer 7

self eval Q

score >39-40 indicates clinically significant symptoms of anxiety
Older adults Score of ≥ 54-55

Question 8

CS criteria

Answer 8

Perceived pain/disability disproportionate to nature of injury/pathology AND
Diffuse/neuro-anatomically illogical distribution OR hypersensitivity present

Question 9

widespread pain index

Answer 9

May utilize the Widespread Pain Index
Maps pain locations
Includes 19 body regions
Score of 7 or greater suggestive of widespread pain

Question 10

Central Sensitization Inventory (CSI)

Answer 10

Central Sensitization Inventory (CSI)

Cutoff score of 40 indicates possibility of predominant CS pain

Question 11

national guideline for aerobic exersice

Answer 11

150 minutes of moderate intensity activity per week

75 minutes of vigorous activity per week

Question 12

aerobic exercise pne

Answer 12

20-60

> 2x wk for 6wks

Question 13

LR discrimination parameters
accuracy
speed

Answer 13

Accuracy 
≥80% 
Speed
1.6 seconds +/- 0.5 secs for Neck/back
2 seconds +/- 0.5 secs for Hands, feet, shoulders, knees