Week 1

Question 1

What are the components of primary care?

Answer 1

Comprehensiveness

Coordination (services- imaging and meds)

Continuity (familiar face for a patient to see)

Question 2

What are the components of secondary care?

Answer 2

Speciality care

Question 3

What are the components of the United States military model in PT?

Answer 3

Preparation for primary care practice

Neuromuscular evaluation (triage model)

Privledges

Outcomes

Question 4

What are the components of the Kaiser Permanente model?

Answer 4

PTs work with medical providers

Question 5

What are the prerequisites required to be apart of the Kaiser Permanente model?

Answer 5

Strong foundation in orthopedic PT

4-6 years of outpatient PT

Required CE

Question 6

What are the prerequisites for a VA PT?

Answer 6

Orthopedic evaluation

Primary and secondary disease prevention

Effect of the four body system on movement

Question 7

What is direct access?

Answer 7

Ability to see a PT without first obtaining a referral from a physician

Question 8

What states allow direct access to PT?

Answer 8

All states allow some form of direct access

Question 9

What are the benefits of PT direct access to the patients?

Answer 9

Quicker access to care results in quicker recovery

Less cost

Better outcomes and higher satisfaction

Question 10

What is the average time it takes to get into a PT visit?

Answer 10

2-3 days

Question 11

What is the average time it takes to get into a physician visit?

Answer 11

24 days

Question 12

Visceral patterns on slide 39

Question 13

What are some forms of red flag screening?

Answer 13

OSPRO-10 and OSPRO-23

Question 14

How is joint/bone pain described?

Answer 14

Sharp or deep ache

Question 15

When is their increased pain with joint/bone pain?

Answer 15

With weight bearing

Question 16

When will symptoms improve with joint/bone pain?

Answer 16

With activity

Question 17

What are the descriptors of muscle pain?

Answer 17

Achy, throbbing, and tight

Question 18

When is there pain with muscle pain?

Answer 18

With contraction or resistance (and pain on stretch)

Question 19

What may cause symptoms to increase with muscle pain?

Answer 19

Activity

Question 20

What is the descriptor of nerve pain?

Answer 20

Sharp, burning, deep ache, numbness and tingling

Question 21

What are the descriptors of visceral pain?

Answer 21

Deep ache, nagging, gnawing, throbbing, and pulsating

Question 22

What are the descriptors of emotional pain?

Answer 22

Agonizing, punishing, exhausting, constant, annoying, miserable, and unbearable

Question 23

What are test used for joint/bone pain?

Answer 23

AROM/PROM and joint mobility

Question 24

What are tests used for muscle pain?

Answer 24

AROM/PROM, resisted tests, and palpation

Question 25

What are tests used for nerve pain?

Answer 25

Neuro screen

Question 26

What are tests used for visceral pain?

Answer 26

Vitals, palpation, and screening tests

Question 27

What are tests used for emotional pain?

Answer 27

Hyperalgesia, and 2 point discrimination

Question 28

What are some signs that may be a concern for a red flag?

Answer 28

Unchanging pain Symptoms not related to neuromuscular system Symptoms of emergent condition Pain unrelated to movement Pain with eating, defecating, or urinating

Question 29

How are vascular disorders often described as?

Answer 29

Throbbing, pulsating, or pounding