PSYCH: 3rd Shifting Flashcards
..The integrated model of psychological response to the sport injury and rehabilitation process: injury, recovery status, individual differences (psychological, physical, demographic).
A. Personal Factors
B. Behavioral response
C. Cognitive appraisal
D. Situational factors
E. Emotional response
A. Personal Factors
.TRUE OR FALSE: THE INTEGRATED MODEL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE is based around the stress response and the three broad categories of variables: personality, history of stressors, and coping resources.
False
.Psychological precursors to athletic injury that speaks of social support, stress management skills, general coping behaviors.
A. History of stressors
B. Personality
C. Coping resources
C. Coping resources
.Under this condition on Athletic Responses to injury: Clear communication is vital and is Prone to depression
A. Initial onset of injury
B. Rehabilitation phase
C. Return to competition
A. Initial onset of injury
The integrated model of psychological response to the sport injury and rehabilitation process: it includes fear of unknown, tension, anger, depression.
A. Personal Factors
B. Behavioral response
C. Cognitive appraisal
D. Situational factors
E. Emotional response
E. Emotional response
Psychological precursors to athletic injury that speaks of competitive trait anxiety, locus of control.
A. History of stressors
B. Personality
C. Coping resources
B. Personality
The integrated model of psychological response to the sport injury and rehabilitation process: goal adjustment, rate of perceived recovery, self-perceptions
A. Personal Factors
B. Behavioral response
C. Cognitive appraisal
D. Situational factors
E. Emotional response
C. Cognitive appraisal
Under this condition on Athletic Responses to injury: there’s the presence of Shock, disbelief and helplessness.
A. Initial onset of injury
B. Rehabilitation phase
C. Return to competition
A. Initial onset of injury
Under this condition on Athletic Responses to injury: Athletes generally become much more settled.
A. Initial onset of injury
B. Rehabilitation phase
C. Return to competition
B. Rehabilitation Phase
The key characteristics and attributes of a sports physiotherapist that highlights having the capacity to set goals and mmaintains perspective by being enthusiastic.
A. Goal-oriented
B. Skillful
C. Educator
D. Emphatic
A. Goal-oriented
A proven method for effective recovery that highlights the important part of managing emotions and facilitating positive thinking.
A. Imagery
B. Relaxation Techniques
C. Positive Self-Talk
B. Relaxation Techniques
The key characteristics and attributes of a sports physiotherapist that possesses up-to-date techniques and arms with a range of preplanned rehabilitation sessions
A. Goal-oriented
B. Skillful
C. Educator
D. Emphatic
B. Skillful
TRUE OR FALSE: The stress response involves the interaction of the emotive and psychological elements of stressful events.
False
Physical and mental signs of progression and many athletes can plateau during this phase
A. Initial onset of injury
B. Rehabilitation phase
C. Return to competition
B. Rehabilitation Phase
Under this condition on Athletic Responses to injury: difficulty in transition, “Can I still do it?”, Fear of reinjury.
A. Initial onset of injury
B. Rehabilitation phase
C. Return to competition
C. Return to competition
The integrated model of psychological response to the sport injury and rehabilitation process: types of sport, social aspects like coach’s influences, and environmental.
A. Personal Factors
B. Behavioral response
C. Cognitive appraisal
D. Situational factors
E. Emotional response
D. Situational factors
The key characteristics and attributes of a sports physiotherapist which highlights being understanding; caring; can be a source of support at all times.
A. Goal-oriented
B. Skillful
C. Educator
D. Emphatic
D. Emphatic
Physical adaptations can heighten negative emotional response.
A. Initial onset of injury
B. Rehabilitation phase
C. Return to competition
A. Initial onset of injury
TRUE OR FALSE: THE STRESS–INJURY MODEL is based on athlete’s response to a sport-related injury is influenced by pre-injury variables such as history of stressors, coping resources, personality, and preventative interventions, as well as post-injury variables.
False
Sporting culture: athletes should play in pain and play while carrying injuries
A. Initial onset of injury
B. Rehabilitation phase
C. Return to competition
C. Return to competition
Mentally rehearsing timing or imagining a successful post-rehabilitation competition can help maintain confidence.
A. Imagery
B. Relaxation Techniques
C. Positive Self-Talk
A. Imagery
The key characteristics and attributes of a sports physiotherapist which highlights being thoughtful; to simplify and teach athletes about the specifics of their injury
A. Goal-oriented
B. Skillful
C. Educator
D. Emphatic
C. Educator
Athletic responses that speak of expectation to perform again after an injury
A. Initial onset of injury
B. Rehabilitation phase
C. Return to competition
C. Return to competition
The integrated model of psychological response to the sport injury and rehabilitation process: adherence to rehabilitation, use/disuse of social support, effort and intensity, and behavioral coping.
A. Personal Factors
B. Behavioral response
C. Cognitive appraisal
D. Situational factors
E. Emotional response
B. Behavioral response
The process of cognitive restructuring involves reframing or changing negative and irrational thoughts into more positive, rational thoughts
A. Imagery
B. Relaxation Techniques
C. Positive Self-Talk
C. Positive Self-Talk
Psychological precursors to athletic injury that speaks of major life events, daily hassles and previous injury.
A. History of stressors
B. Personality
C. Coping resources
A. History of stressors
In the Evolution of Identity, its main goal is to live a “new normal” life
A. Sense of individual’s identity
B. Rebuilding, restructuring identity
C. Reintegrating identity with their lives
B. Rebuilding, restructuring identity
TRUE OR FALSE: 1 out of 4 65-year-olds today will live past 90
True
Stroke patients go through the following except:
A. Fear of loss of control
B. Social isolation
C. Helplessness
D. None of the above
D. None of the above
Maladaptive Coping style/s in amputees
A. Overcompensation
B. Surrender
C. Avoidance
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
An approach which aims to improve the global physical health of patients with psychiatric disorders
A. Psychotherapeutic-Related Approach
B. Psychosocial-Related Approach
C. Physical Health-Related Approach
D. None of the above
C. Physical Health-Related Approach
Contents of Physiotherapy in Mental Health except:
A. Exercise and Physical Activity in Mental Health
B. Tai Chi, Yoga
C. Physiotherapy in Old Age Psychiatry
D. None of the above
D. None of the above
The following are considered “Disability” except:
A. Diabetic Polyneuropathy
B. Autism Spectrum Disorder
C. Multiple Sclerosis
D. Varicella Zoster
D. Varicella Zoster
TRUE OR FALSE: Physiotherapy, which addresses human movement & function through physical activity and exercise, connects the body’s needs with the mind.
True
The concurrent presence of two or more disease processes in the same individual
A. Disability
B. Frailty
C. Co-morbidity
C. Co-morbidity
TRUE OR FALSE: Emotional and behavioral problems do not develop nor worsen after SCI
False
Tightness of bilateral knee flexors s/p BKA
a. impairment
b. activity limitation
c. participation restriction
a. impairment
Inability to go to the mall to pay bills
a. impairment
b. activity limitation
c. participation restriction
c. participation restriction
Factors enhancing resilience after SCI EXCEPT:
a. robust perception of self-control
b. history of impulsiveness
c. social integration
d. ability to problem solve
b. history of impulsiveness
Evolution of Identity: Utilize experiences to acquire understanding about Stroke and begin to attempt adaptation through practice
a. sense of individual’s identity
b. rebuilding, restructuring identity
c. reintegrating identity with their lives
b. rebuilding, restructuring identity
Aggregation of clinically manifested diseases present in an individual
a. disability
b. frailty
c. comorbidity
d. all of the above
c. comorbidity
A stage of grief when amputee patient feels phantom limb sensations
a. denial
b. anger
c. bargaining
d. depression
a. denial
TRUE OR FALSE: Older adults who rate their health as good are twice as satisfied with life as older adults who rate their health as poor
True
The first thing to do in dealing with children with Cerebral Palsy at the Rehab setting
a. address issues of independence
b. deal with anatomically and physiologically changing body
c. address strengths as well as disorder-specific issues
d. help form strong connection with peers
c. address strengths as well as disorder-specific issues
TRUE OR FALSE: Clinically, gross motor delay is seen in all patients with Cerebral Palsy, with lack of sitting after 6 months being the most common initial recognized deficit.
True
Difficulty in bed to wheelchair transfers
a. impairment
b. activity limitation
c. participation restriction
b. activity limitation
TRUE OR FALSE: The younger the amputee is, the more difficult the psychosocial adjustment is
True
The following are some ways to make aging well a reality EXCEPT:
a. be an interested person
b. be an interesting person
c. both A and B
d. neither A nor B
d. neither A nor B
TRUE OR FALSE: Progressive memory decline is part of aging
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Personality traits remain stable over time
True
Consists of the identification of current and specific problems related to the moving human being.
a. cognitive behavioral physiotherapy
b. acceptance and commitment physiotherapy
c. both A and B
d. neither A nor B
a. cognitive behavioral physiotherapy
Supporting the patient to clarify his/her values and helping them to take the necessary steps towards living a meaningful life despite the discomfort.
a. cognitive behavioral physiotherapy
b. acceptance and commitment physiotherapy
c. both A and B
d. neither A nor B
b. acceptance and commitment physiotherapy
Puts less emphasis on the acquisition of skills but more on the awareness of psychosocial functioning and facilitating a process of change.
a. Psychotherapeutic-related approach
b. Physical health-related approach
c. Psychosocial-related approach
a. Psychotherapeutic-related approach
Severe debilitating fatigues and pains lasting two months or more
a. chronic fatigue syndrome
b. fibromyalgia
c. both A and B
d. neither A nor B
d. neither A nor B
Characterized by three or more of the ffg.: weakness, poor endurance, weight loss, low physical activity, slow gait speed
a. disability
b. frailty
c. comorbidity
d. all of the above
b. frailty
Activities aim at learning, acquiring and training psychomotor, sensorimotor, perceptual, cognitive, social and emotional proficiencies.
a. Psychotherapeutic-related approach
b. Physical health-related approach
c. Psychosocial-related approach
c. Psychosocial-related approach
TRUE OR FALSE: Among survivors of SCI, ~60% will have psychological diagnosis that warrant intervention
False
Widespread pain for at least three months at pre-defined tender points upon palpation
a. chronic fatigue syndrome
b. fibromyalgia
c. both A and B
d. neither A nor B
b. fibromyalgia
May ensue due to limited awareness about what is going on around them, and the difficulty on the constant changes they are experiencing while on the road to TBI recovery
a. anger and depression
b. testing phase
c. confusion
d. uneasy acceptance
a. anger and depression
TBI survivors learn through failures, therapy, and fatigue that they can only handle a limited number of hours of work, school, or social activities
a. anger and depression
b. testing phase
c. confusion
d. uneasy acceptance
d. uneasy acceptance
Evolution of Identity: Being able to problem solve and practice tasks, and improve self-esteem and confidence
a. sense of individual’s identity
b. rebuilding, restructuring identity
c. reintegrating identity with their lives
a. sense of individual’s identity
Usually the first mental and emotional change in TBI recovery specifically right after the original trauma where the ability to pay attention and to learn stops
a. anger and depression
b. testing phase
c. confusion
d. uneasy acceptance
c. confusion
It is consistent with the recent recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO) about the relationship between individuals’ ‘physical inactivity’ and poor health and a serious threat to their quality of life.
a. Psychotherapeutic-related approach
b. Physical health-related approach
c. Psychosocial-related approach
b. Physical health-related approach
TRUE OR FALSE: Geriatric Rehabilitation principles should focus on maximizing activity limitation and minimizing societal participation, even in situations where body structure and function cannot be restored to premorbid levels.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Chronological age, place of residence, and the presence of cognitive impairment should be used to exclude patients from Geriatric Rehabilitation
False
