PT method 1.4

Question 1

name some yellow flags

Answer 1

attitude about pain, behaviour, dependency of meds, emotions (fear to RTS), family (lack of support), sport

Question 2

acute ankle sprain also known as ? (how it occurs)

Answer 2

inversion trauma

Question 3

how long does it take to treat inversion trauma/acute ankle sprain?

Answer 3

6 weeks, for athletes max 12 weeks

Question 4

whats a normal recovery

Answer 4

normal functional recovery and no residual complaints eg functional instability

Question 5

whats functional instability after acute ankle sprain

Answer 5

symptoms after an inversion injury in the form of feeling of giving way/recurrent spraining, fear to put weight on the ankle

Question 6

name the profiles for nonspecific LBP

Answer 6

profile 1: nonspecific LBP normal course
profile 2: nonspecific LBP abnormal course but no presence of psychosocial factors impeding recovery
profile 3: nonspecific LBP, abnormal course + presence of psychosocial factors