Outcome markers

Question 1

What is an outcome marker?

Answer 1

any parameter that has the ability to be proven valid and reliable & can be objectively measured and has potential to become potential clinical outcome marker

Question 2

What are the outcome markers

Answer 2

pain, ADL’s, orthopedic tests, strength, endurance, flexibility, neurological, quality of life

Question 3

what does the S in soap notes stand for

Answer 3

subjective

Question 4

what does the O in soap notes stand for

Answer 4

objective

Question 5

what does the A in soap notes stand for

Answer 5

action

Question 6

what does the P in soap notes stand for

Answer 6

plan

Question 7

what are the 4 anterior view horizontal landmarks?

Answer 7

pubic symphysis, xiphoid process, suprasternal notch, nasal bones

Question 8

what are the vertical lateral view landmarks?

Answer 8

anterior to lateral malleolus, fibular head, greater trochanter, acromion, bodies of cervical verte, EAM

Question 9

what are the posterior view vertical landmarks?

Answer 9

S2, C7, Inion (EOP)

Question 10

Review horizontal landmarks

Answer 10

cause im too lazy to type them out.

Question 11

what are the two phases of gait and what are their % of the gait cycle

Answer 11

Stance phase 60%

Swing phase 40%

Question 12

what are the steps of stance phase

Answer 12

heel strike
foot flat
midstance
heel off
toe off

Question 13

what are the steps of the swing phase?

Answer 13

Acceleration
mid swing
deceleration

Question 14

what are the types of dysfunctional gaits that we need to know

Answer 14

antalgic
festination gait
steppage or foot drop
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