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S1_L1-2: Principles Of Intervention & Exercise Prescription Flashcards

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What are the 5 signs of inflammation

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  1. Pain at rest
  2. Swelling (tumor)
  3. Redness (rubor)
  4. Heat (calor)
  5. Loss of function
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TRUE OR FALSE: Local endurance is the ability of a muscle to resist fatigue over an extended period of time.

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True.

Note: muscle endurance is otherwise known as local endurance.

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 168

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A continuous source of information that provides knowledge of power and result as a person performs routine activities or tries to learn motor skills.

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Intrinsic feedback

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Muscle (1)___ exercises are used during subacute phases because (2)___ muscle fibers are the first to atrophy when there is joint swelling, trauma, or immobilization.

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  1. Endurance
  2. Slow-twitch

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 328

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TRUE OR FALSE: The lower extremity musculature of the patient must have a muscle grade of 4 and above to stop the use of assistive devices for ambulation.

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True.

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 331

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TRUE OR FALSE: When a patient has a chronic inflammation, the physical therapist must treat it as an acute inflammation.

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True.

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 332

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Stage/phase wherein there is an observable reduction in wound size.

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Chronic stage

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 329

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TRUE OR FALSE: When ROM progressively decreases in subacute phase, the intensity of exercises must be increased.

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False.

Clinically, this shows that chronic inflammation has developed and intensity of exercise must be decreased to prevent the retracting scar to become more limiting.

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 328

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To initiate active exercises and stretching, a patient must manifest (1)___, (2)___, & (3)___.

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  1. Decreased swelling
  2. Pain that is no longer constant
  3. Pain that is not exacerbated by motion in the available range

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 327

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If there is a muscle damage or injury, the setting techniques are done with the muscle in the (1)___ position to help maintain mobility of the actin-myosin filament without stressing the breached tissue.

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  1. Shortened

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 326

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TRUE OR FALSE: The network of fibril formation is initially random.

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True

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 324

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TRUE OR FALSE: To influence the development of an organized scar begin treatment during the acute stage using passive movements.

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True.

Source: Kisner, 2018, 7th ed. Page 324

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TRUE OR FALSE: If a rupture or tear is complete, stretching or contraction of a muscle does not cause pain.

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True.

Reason: The muscle does not pull against the injury (Kisner, 2018, 7th ed)

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14
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A muscle must be challenged to perform at a level greater than that to which it is accustomed to.

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Overload Principle

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15
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What does FITT-VP stand for

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Frequency
Intensity
Time (duration)
Type (mode)
Volume (amount)
Progression

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16
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TRUE OR FALSE: The physical therapist must teach the stressful exercises first to ensure that the patient will have a good amount of time to practice it before leaving the PT session.

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False. The easiest and least complicated exercises are taught first.

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TRUE OR FALSE: Augmented feedback may come from tactile cues

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True.

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A type of feedback that comes from all of the sensory systems of the learner.

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Intrinsic feedback

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TRUE OR FALSE: The physical therapist should ensure that the amount of exercise given at a clinic is equal to the amount of exercise given to a patient on their home exercise program.

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False.

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20
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Refers to the carryover of training effects from the variation of exercise or take to another.

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Transfer of Training

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21
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Muscles hypertrophy with exercise and atrophy with disuse.

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Principle of Reversibility

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22
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TRUE OR FALSE: Neural regulation may cause individual variation

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True.

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23
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Every individual have a different response to exercise programs.

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Principle of Individuality

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24
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An individual who engages in PT exercises without a diagnosed movement dysfunction.

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Client

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25
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Small injuries heal with (1)___ while large injureis heal with (2)___.

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  1. Muscle tissue
  2. Scar tissue
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TRUE OR FALSE: In ligamental injuries, surgical intervention is dependent on the patient’s goal and instability experienced.

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True.

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27
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A type of fracture where a bone is floating between 2 broken segments.

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Segmental

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28
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Callus formation is slower in (1)____ and faster in (2)___

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  1. Geriatric patients
  2. Pediatric patients
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TRUE OR FALSE: Presence of callus formation allows mobilization.

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True.

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30
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A classification of nerve injury that has loss of axonal continuity.

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Axonotmesis

31
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TRUE OR FALSE: Type III nerve injury will have a complete recovery.

32
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TRUE OR FALSE: Stretching may be done when treating a condition on it’s protection phase

33
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TRUE OR FALSE: There is no muscle atrophy in a neuropraxia kind of nerve injury

34
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Cause of Neurotmesis

A
  1. Gunshot wound
  2. Stab wounds
  3. Avulsion rupture
35
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TRUE OR FALSE: Chemicals have the capacity to directly injure nerves.

36
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5 Healing Process of Bone Fracture

A
  1. Hematoma Formation
  2. Cellular Proliferation
  3. Callus Formation
  4. Ossification
  5. Consolidation and Remodeling
37
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Skeletal muscle have a high risk for injury in the area of the ___.

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Myotendinous junction

38
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TRUE OR FALSE: Healing of bone fracture begins during callus formation.

39
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An avulsion fracture is classified as a ____ fracture.

40
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The reaction stage lasts about ___.

41
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Stage of repair where signs of inflammation are expected to decrease.

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Subacute stage

42
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This stage of inflammation is characterized by synthesis and deposition if collagen.

A

Subacute stage

43
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Stage where fibroblastic activity and granulation tissue development increase.

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Subacute stage

44
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___ is when an injured tissue is stressed beyond its repair.

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Chronic inflammation

45
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Exudation of cells and chemicals happens at the ___ stage

46
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TRUE OR FALSE: In the subacute stage, tissues are very fragile and easily injured.

47
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Pain after tissue resistance is a clinical sign of a ___ stage of Inflammation.

48
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TRUE OR FALSE: Joint effusion is an impairment that happens in the chronic stage of inflammation.

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False.

Reason: accumulated of fluid happens on the acute stage

49
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A cross-sectional rupture is classified as grade ___ or ____ muscle injury.

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III or severe

50
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3 healing process of muscle injuries

A
  1. Destruction phase
  2. Repair phase
  3. Remodelling phase
51
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Phagocytosis of necrotic tissue happens on what healing process of muscle injury?

A

Repair phase

52
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4 healing process of tendinous injuries

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  1. Inflammatory phase
  2. Proliferative repair phase
  3. Remodeling phase
  4. Scar formation phase
53
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What phase does the correct of faulty biomechanic and compensatory posture happen in tendinous injuries?

A

Proliferative repair phase

54
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TRUE OR FALSE: Prolonged immobilization must be done during tendinous injuries.

A

False. It must be avoided.

55
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3 phases of healing for ligamental injuries.

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  1. Inflammatory
  2. Regenerative
  3. Remodeling
56
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TRUE OR FALSE: A communited bone fracture is when a bone breaks into many pieces.

57
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TRUE OR FALSE: Immobilization is required until callus formation is seen in bone fractures.

58
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TRUE OR FALSE: There is a lack of blood supple to the cartilage. This greatly impedes it’s regenerative capabilities.

59
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TRUE OR FALSE: Cartilages are capable of generating pain.

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False.

They are aneural.

60
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TRUE OR FALSE: Radiation can directly injure a nerve.

61
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In cases of axonotmesis and neurotmesis, there is a (1)___ degeneration (2)___ to the lesion

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  1. Wallerian
  2. Distal
62
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In Sunderland’s classification of nerve injury, type IV happens when there is a disruption of the (1)__, (2)___, & (3)___.

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  1. Axon
  2. Endoneurium
  3. Perineum
63
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TRUE OR FALSE: In controlled motion phase of rehabilitation, the use of Gr. 3 sustained or Gr. 3-4 oscillations are recommended for stretching exercises.

64
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TRUE OR FALSE: Perceptual training is a kind of therapeutic exercise that a physical therapist may perform on his patient.

65
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TRUE OR FALSE: Tranfers of training may occur from an exercised limb to a non-exercise or contralateral limb in a resistance training program

66
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Optimal frequency of training is generally ___ days per week.

67
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TRUE OR FALSE: In progression, (1) ___ must be increased first, followed by the (2) ____, then the (3) ____.

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  1. Time
  2. Frequency
  3. Intensity
68
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(1) ___ is dependent on the feedback on the quality of motion

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Knowledge of Performance

69
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TRUE OR FALSE: In inflammatory phase of ligamental injury, deposition of ground substance and disorganized collagen fibers happen.

70
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TRUE OR FALSE: In scar formation phase of tendon injuries, tendon metabolism and vascularity declines.

71
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TRUE OR FALSE: The physical therapist must focus on retaining and re-education of nerve in its chronic phase.

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False. Training on compensatory techniques must be focused on the chronic stage while retraining and re-education must be focused on the recovery phase.

72
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At what muscle healing phase does fibrin and fibronectin form early linkage to prove support against contraction

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Destruction phase

73
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What healing phase of tendinous does induction of fibrous repair happen?

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Remodeling phase

74
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TRUE OR FALSE: Overuse is not a factor that can cause bone fracture.

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