Summary 1

Question 1

be able to name the phases of healing

Answer 1

h

Question 2

be able to explain the different cellular and tissue reactions for each phase

Answer 2

s

Question 3

the implications of these changes for rehabilitation planning through these phases

Answer 3

d

Question 4

the implications for the application of manual therapy

Answer 4

s

Question 5

when should you use immobilisation versus mobilization

Answer 5

s

Question 6

know the four steps of rehabilitation and be able to explain them

Answer 6

a

Question 7

know the classification of muscle tightness system 0, 1, 2.

Answer 7

s

Question 8

Know when and how to progress rehabilitation exercises

Answer 8

s

Question 9

the prescription basis of rehabilitation exercises and their progression

Answer 9

j

Question 10

the implications of low intensity versus high-intensity exercises

Answer 10

s

Question 11

be able to explain what a maximal repetition is

Answer 11

s

Question 12

explain why cardio training is important

Answer 12

s

Question 13

Be able to explain the difference between active and passive care

Answer 13

h

Question 14

Be able to explain the difference between symptoms and pathology ie explain the pathology paradox

Answer 14

s

Question 15

Be able to name the 5 ket phsyiological issues and explain them

Answer 15

h

Question 16

Be able to explain the 4 factors that make psychosocial factors more important than biommedical factors

Answer 16

h

Question 17

What are the goals of the practitioner (7 in number)

Answer 17

h

Question 18

What is graded exposure and how is it used in chronic pain

Answer 18

h

Question 19

be able to differentaite between red flag and yellow flag

Answer 19

n

Question 20

be able to name a pen and paper inventory used to assess psychosocial factors and know when to employ a measure fo a yellow flag

Answer 20

s