Week 1- Outcome Measures in Low Back Pain Flashcards

1
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MDC

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Minimal detectable change

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2
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MCID

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Minimal clinically important difference

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3
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What are the outcome measures for patients with low back disorders?

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  • Modified Oswestry Low Back Pain Disability Questionnaire (ODI)
  • Fear-Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire (FABQ)
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4
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How many items are measured on the ODI?

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  • 10 total
  • 8 address ADLs
  • 2 address pain
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5
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How is the ODI scored?

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  • 0-5

- Increased score = increased disability

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6
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Minimum important change

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  • No single agreed upon value
  • 6-10% change
  • 30% from baseline
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7
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What does the FABQ address?

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  • Patient beliefs about work and physical activity

- ID patients with fear avoidance who are at risk for prolonged disability

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8
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What items are measured on the FABQ?

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  • 16 total
  • 5: physical activity subscale
  • 11: work subscale
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9
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How is the FABQ scored?

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  • 0-6
  • FABQpa: use items 2-5 (24 possible points)
  • FABQw: use items 6, 7, 9-12, 15 (42 possible points)
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10
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What are the high scores for the FABQ?

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  • FABQpa: >15

- FABQw: >34

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11
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What additional measures of pain and function are used with LBP?

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  • ROM (w/ bubble inclinometer)
  • Numeric pain rating scale (NPRS)
  • Body chart
  • Global rating of change (GROC, GRC)
  • Asterisk signs and test-retest
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12
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Use of a body chart in treating LBP

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Track symptom location and quality

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13
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What is considered meaningful in the NPRS?

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1.5-2 points considered small but meaningful

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14
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What does the GROC address?

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  • Assess overall response to care

- Need to ask if the amount of change is important to the patient

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15
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How is the GROC scored?

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-7 to +7

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16
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Estimates of change for the GROC

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  • 1-3: small
  • 4-5: moderate
  • 6-7: large
17
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What are asterisk signs?

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  • The subjective and objective measures we take via movement to aggravate/reproduce symptoms
  • Use these in test/retest
18
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Utility of test/retest

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  • Reestablish baseline symptoms after treatment or at beginning of follow-ups
  • Help determine next steps in care