MSK III Exam 1 CPGs

Question 1

conflicting evidence says that traction should be used for pts. with chronic LBP w/ leg pain

Accepted Answer

False

Question 2

strong evidence says that PTs should deliver p! neuroscience along interventions for pt. with chronic LBP

Accepted Answer

True

Question 3

what interventions are included for pt. with chronic LBP and supported by strong evidence (choose 1)

Accepted Answer

aquatic exercise, trunk mm. strengthening, aerobic exercise

Question 4

what interventions are supported by moderate evidence for pt. with chronic LBP

Accepted Answer

m&#x27;vmt control exercise or trunk mobility exercise

Question 5

what are the components of pt. education for pt. c/ acute LBP (multiple answers, choose 1)

Accepted Answer

hx of LBP, contributors to pain, self-management techniques

Question 6

strong evidence says that education alone is enough intervention for pt. with chronic LBP

Accepted Answer

False

Question 7

moderate evidence says that thrust/non-thrust mobs can be used for pt. w/ chronic LBP c/ leg pain

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

what level of evidence supports thrust/non-thrust mobs for pts. with acute LBP

Accepted Answer

strong

Question 9

exercise for acute LBP c/ leg pain is supported by strong evidence

Accepted Answer

False

Question 10

what kind of patient does the moderate evidence that supports general education for post-op LBP apply to (choose 1)

Accepted Answer

decompression, discectomy

Question 11

STM combined with other treatments is supported by strong evidence for pt. c/ chronic LBP

Accepted Answer

False

Question 12

dry needling for patients with chronic LBP is supported by what level of evidence

Accepted Answer

weak

Question 13

for pt. w/ chronic NP w/ mobility deficits, strong evidence supports neck/shouldergirdle/trunk endurance ex and pt. edu

Accepted Answer

False

Question 14

according to 2021 CPGs for LBP, what kind of education should be given to pts. with chronic LBP (moderate evidence)

Accepted Answer

advice on exercise and staying active

Question 15

expert opinion say that PT should utilize easily reproducivle act/part. limitation measures to assess changes in pt. fxn

Accepted Answer

True

Question 16

for pt. c/ acute NP, mod evidence supports thoracic manip. and weak evidence supports cervical manip

Accepted Answer

True

Question 17

neuromobilization can be used as a stand-alone tx for patients with chronic LBP w/ leg pain

Accepted Answer

False

Question 18

what does mod. and weak evidence support for pt. with subacute NP w/ mobility deficits respectively

Accepted Answer

neck/shoulder girdle endurance exercises & thoracic/cervical manip

Question 19

the multimoadal approach for pt. w/ chronic NP w/ mobility deficits includes all of the following except (mod evidence)

Accepted Answer

stretching

Question 20

exercise for chronic LBP c/ leg pain is supported by moderate evidence

Accepted Answer

True

Question 21

In the 2021, CPGs for LBP, what does weak evidence support for exercise for acute LBP?

Accepted Answer

can use exercise training; including specific trunk mm. activation

Question 22

thrust/non-thrust mobilization is supported by strong evidence for pt. with chronic LBP

Accepted Answer

True

Question 23

what kind of evidence supports the use of general exercise training for pt. w/ post-op LBP

Accepted Answer

weak

Question 24

what kind of education does moderate evidence support for patients w/ acute LBP

Accepted Answer

active strategies c/ 1:1 patient education

Question 25

what exercises should be used for pts. w/ chronic LBP w/ movement control impairment and is supported by strong evidence

Accepted Answer

trunk mm. activation and m&#x27;vmt control exercise

Question 26

moderate evidence says that PTs may use massage or STM on pts. with acute LBP

Accepted Answer

True

MSK III Exam 1 CPGs

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MSK III Exam 1 CPGs

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