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USAHS Movement science Exam 1 Questions with Correct Answers Define the human movement system - Answer-The human movement system comprises the anatomic structures and physiologic functions that interact to move the body or its component parts The _______________ of a patient will include their history, a systems review, and original tests and measures. This is done in order to describe/quantify the patients need for services from a physical therapist, and the therapist uses this information to decide if therapy would be beneficial for the patient, to develop a POC for the patient, and to progress the plan based on each patient's responses to their plans. - AnswerExamination The ___________ ___________checks the anatomical and physiological status of the CVP, integumentary, MSK, NM, and communication abilities of the patient, and their ability to use their systems in order to perform an action/task/activity that is pertinent to function. - Answer-Systems review The ___________ ______ ___________ portion gathers data about the patient that can be used to rule in/out causes of their impairment. These original tests and measures should only be ones that can either confirm or deny the original hypothesis. There are 26 categories of tests and measures that may be used by a physical therapist during this stage. - Answer-Tests and measures This stage is where the physical therapist interprets the patients response to the tests and measures, combines it with data gathered from the history, determines the diagnosis/es that are applicable to physical therapy management, determines the prognosis from the diagnosis, sets goals for physical therapy management, and develops the plan of care for the patient. - Answer-Evaluation _____________ occur not only at the start of care, but throughout the entire stretch of treatment so the therapist can adjust the plan of care based on the patients responses to interventions - Answer-Evaluations Pathology/pathophysiology (disease, disorder, or condition) Impairments in body function and structure Activity limitations Participation restrictions Risk reduction and prevention Health, wellness, and fitness Societal resources Patient or client satisfaction - Answer-Outcome domains With _____________, the physical therapist plans for the conclusion of care and provides for appropriate follow-up or referral. - Answer-Consultation When it comes to referrals what are the four things the physical therapist can do? - Answer-1. Refer to another provider and conclude care 2. Refer to another provider and continue POC at the same time 3. Receive an individual from a referral from another provider who chose not to continue treatment of the individual 4. Receive an individual from another provider who continues to treat the individual The _______________ perspective is to help guide clinicians to identify what skills and roles are needed for an individual to achieve meaningful goals in a timely, consistent and efficient manner. It identifies an individual's participation and roles, such as social, occupational, recreational and self-care activities. This perspective pays attention to a patient's skills, desires and resources. To bring it all together it looks at the roles of an individual lets say a PT student, then it looks at the skills needed: cognition and mobility. Then it looks at priorities; school is important. Then it looks at resources; motivation, coffee, family support. - Answer-Enablement The _________________ perspective describes the impact a disease or pathology whether it is acute or chronic has on a person's body system and function and how that changes human performance in their personal life and in society. This is exploring how an impairment contributes to a patient's functional difficulty based on the pathology or disease. It defines any limitations, impairments based on the pathology/disease, functional limitations and disability. - Answer-Disablement


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