WEEK 14: OCCUPATIONAL MED AND FUNC ATH TESTING

Question 1

What is a functional capacity evaluation?

Answer 1

return to work testing
comprehensive systematic analysis of residual functional capacities to perform work

Question 2

Who orders FCE?

Answer 2

physicians
case managers
insurance
lawyers
employers

Question 3

FCE is conducted after

Answer 3

serious injury/illness

Question 4

What is included in FCE?

Answer 4

psychometric, physical and functional tests
lasts hours-2 days (4 hours)

Question 5

Why perform FCE

Answer 5

measure physical ability
develop RTW treatment program
determine if worker is ready to RTW

Question 6

who performs FCE?

Answer 6

PT, OT, trained/certified techs

Question 7

What is included in physical exam of FCE

Answer 7

history
MMT/HHD
grip strength
submax endurance
cardioresp endurance
validity tests (SLR, ROM, Hoovers)

Question 8

sedentary physical demand level

Answer 8

10 lbs
frequent: negligible
constant: negligible
1.5-2.1 METS

Question 9

light physical demand level

Answer 9

20 lbs
10 lbs frequently
2.2-3.5 METS

Question 10

medium physical demand level

Answer 10

20-50 lbs (PTs)
frequent 10-25 lbs
constant 10 lbs
3.6-6.3 METs

Question 11

heavy physical demand level

Answer 11

50-100 lbs
frequently 25-50 lbs
constant 10-20 lbs
6.4-7.5 METs

Question 12

very heavy

Answer 12

over 100 lbs
over 50 lbs freq
over 20 lbs constant
over 8.5 METS

Question 13

Injury prevention and wellness includes

Answer 13

educational sessions and prevention strategies

Question 14

what is involved in functional testing physical exam?

Answer 14

history
surgical intervention?
MMT-HHD
goals?
Sports?
season or year long?

Question 15

what are functional tests for Functional athletic testing?

Answer 15

Y balance
12 inch drop jump test
single leg squat endurance test
functional ankle DF in half kneeling
4 hop tests

Question 16

Which leg length do you use for YBT?

Answer 16

ACTUAL (ASIS to medial mal)

formula for YBT: (trial 1 +2 +3/ 3x leg length in cm) x100 =

Question 17

Y balance test asymmetry (4 cm or greater) in what direction significantly associated with non contact knee/injury in NCAA division I athletes, independent of sport, sex, athletic exposure

Answer 17

anterior reach
3.1-4.8% differences in uninjured and injured

Question 18

Measure arm length for UQYBT from __ to ____

Answer 18

C7 to 3rd digit

Question 19

What grades are vital signs and what grades are dysfunctions in FMS?

Answer 19

2-3= vital sign
0-1=dysfunction (0= pain)

Question 20

SFMA (selected functional movement assessment) 7 movements

Answer 20

1. cervical flexion/extension
2. UE behind back reaching
3. multiseg flexion
4. multiseg extension
5. multiseg rotation
6. single leg stance
7. overhead deep squat

Question 21

scoring for SFMA

Answer 21

FN=can without pain
FP=can with pain
DP=can’t with pain
DN=can’t without pain