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Betsy’s ankle gets sore (5/10) around the 3 mile mark during her morning runs, then goes down to a 0/10 in 15 min.
Max irritability
high irritability
low Irritability
mod irritability
2
Looking back on an Eval and thinking about how you could improve your critical thinking processes is an example of?
Schema
Metacognition
situated cognition theory
reflection-on-action
3
which Communication Role focuses on investigation, clinical reasoning, & test-retest strategies?
teacher
Confidant
communicative Detective
coach
4
Focusing in too much on one symptom early in the eval is what kind of bias?
Anchoring Bias
Ascertainment bias
Confirmation Bias
Overconfidence Bias
5
“I think this pt has an ACL tear, so I’ll only look for evidence to support this hypothesis.” What bias is this?
Ascertainment Bias
Anchoring Bias
confirmation Bias
overconfidence bias
6
Intraarticular joint pathology and muscle length deficits would both be classified as mobility deficits
False
True
7
Empathizing with a patient’s passion for recovery due to their need to care for their elderly mother is an example of:
collaborative reasoning
narrative reasoning
ethical reasoning
diagnostic reasoning
8
Failing to test for neural signs/symptoms when diagnosing mechanical shoulder pain is an example of what?
attribution error
diagnostic momentum
Unpacking principle
Ascertainment bias
9
Dual Processing Theory involves the simultaneous use of which two clinical reasoning models?
Intuitive Reasoning & Hypothetico-deductive Reasoning
Narrative & Ethical Reasoning
inductive & Narrative Reasoning
Collaborative & Hypothetico-deductive Resoning
10
we can reduce our level of implicit bias with deliberate training.
False
True
11
Feelings of joint instability, along with increased muscle tone would be signs of muscle performance impairments.
True
False
12
“When do you think you are aggravating your knee?” is an example of:
directive questioning
open ended question
closed ended question
parallel questioning
13
A patient comes into your clinic w/ neck pain post-MVA 3 months ago with unpredictable, unremitting pain episodes.
Nociceptive
Nociplastic
Neuropathic
14
avoidance of demanding work requirements and reduction in amount of time spent on hobbies is what level of severity?
low
moderate
super high
high
15
Concreteness is staying true to yourself so the patient can also be themselves
False
True
16
a pt comes in with an grade 2 hamstring strain they suffered 3 weeks ago sprinting. What stages are they likely in?
subacute & proliferative
acute & proliferative
chronic & proliferative
subacute & inflammatory
17
Less time to aggravate than ease symptoms is classified as _______ irritability.
Moderate
Low
High
Max
18
knee stiffness in the morning, relief with walking & cycling, & limited knee flexion AROM & PROM would fall under:
Muscle Performance Impairments
Radiating Pain
Movement Coordination Impairments
Mobility Deficits
19
what treatment approach are you likely taking with the previously mentioned patient?
limited physical exam, symptom modulation
vigorous physical exam, sports-specific training
seeking impairments, controlled movement
Seeking impairments, symptom modulation
20
History of chronic injury or dislocation, along with pain in mid-range would be indicative of what IBH?
Joint laxity
Movement coordination impairments
Mobility Deficits
Muscle performance impairments
21
a patient present with diffuse pain from neck to UE that follows a dermatomal pattern. What pain mech is this?
Nociceptive
Nociplastic
Neuropathic
22
“You likely are experiencing neck pain due to dysfunction in your scapula. Can I make a few suggestions for your POC?”
communicative detective
Confidant
Coach
teacher
23
what is the strongest indicator of the severity of a condition?
body structures & functions
activity limitations
symptom behaviors
participation restrictions