PTMMD 1 EXAM 1
(QUESTIONBANK) |
401 QUESTIONS |
WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS GRADED
A+
Evatee 1/4/25 PTMMD
,PTMMD 1 EXAM 1 (QUESTIONBANK) | 401
QUESTIONS | WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
What is a schema? Answer - • a mental structure for organizing knowledge
What is radiculopathy? Answer - disease of the nerve root
Radic- • Latin word for "root"
-pathy • Greek word for "suffering or disease"
What is a script? Answer - • a mental representation of a condition that
contains key information about the diagnosis and treatment of that condition
What are examination condition scripts? Answer - What would you hear in the
subjective examination if a patient had this condition?
What should you test in the physical examination to confirm that condition?
What are diagnosis condition scripts? Answer - How would you differentiate
these findings from other conditions?
What are prognosis condition scripts? Answer - What are the prognostic
indicators, both positive and negative, associated with this condition?
,What are intervention condition scripts? Answer - What are the best
intervention strategies for this condition?
What are outcomes condition scripts? Answer - •What are the expected
outcomes for the condition?
What is the subjective of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Neuropathic
symptoms (e.g., numbness, tingling)
-In distribution of nerve root (i.e., dermatome)
Myotomal weakness
What is the physical exam of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Dermatomal
sensation
Myotomal strength
Deep tendon reflex integrity
Movements associated with loading/unloading nerve root
What is the differential diagnosis of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Peripheral
nerve entrapment
What is the prognostic indicators of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Positive
-Symptoms decrease
-Symptoms centralize •
Negative
-Symptoms continue to peripheralize
, What is the interventions of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Reduce irritation
of nerve root
Movements to unload nerve root
What is the outcomes of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Reduction in
neuropathic symptoms
Improved dermatomal sensation
Increased myotomal strength
Restored deep tendon reflex integrity
Orthopedic Patterns Answer -
hypothesis formation Answer - What body system is involved?
What body systems is involved? Answer - psychosocial
cardiovascular
pulmonary
endocrine
eyes/ears/nose/throat
gastrointestinal
genitourinary/reproductive
hematologic/lymphatic
integumentary
neurologic
musculoskeletal
What are the pain mechanisms? Answer - nociceptive
(QUESTIONBANK) |
401 QUESTIONS |
WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS GRADED
A+
Evatee 1/4/25 PTMMD
,PTMMD 1 EXAM 1 (QUESTIONBANK) | 401
QUESTIONS | WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
What is a schema? Answer - • a mental structure for organizing knowledge
What is radiculopathy? Answer - disease of the nerve root
Radic- • Latin word for "root"
-pathy • Greek word for "suffering or disease"
What is a script? Answer - • a mental representation of a condition that
contains key information about the diagnosis and treatment of that condition
What are examination condition scripts? Answer - What would you hear in the
subjective examination if a patient had this condition?
What should you test in the physical examination to confirm that condition?
What are diagnosis condition scripts? Answer - How would you differentiate
these findings from other conditions?
What are prognosis condition scripts? Answer - What are the prognostic
indicators, both positive and negative, associated with this condition?
,What are intervention condition scripts? Answer - What are the best
intervention strategies for this condition?
What are outcomes condition scripts? Answer - •What are the expected
outcomes for the condition?
What is the subjective of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Neuropathic
symptoms (e.g., numbness, tingling)
-In distribution of nerve root (i.e., dermatome)
Myotomal weakness
What is the physical exam of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Dermatomal
sensation
Myotomal strength
Deep tendon reflex integrity
Movements associated with loading/unloading nerve root
What is the differential diagnosis of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Peripheral
nerve entrapment
What is the prognostic indicators of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Positive
-Symptoms decrease
-Symptoms centralize •
Negative
-Symptoms continue to peripheralize
, What is the interventions of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Reduce irritation
of nerve root
Movements to unload nerve root
What is the outcomes of a radiculopathy script? Answer - Reduction in
neuropathic symptoms
Improved dermatomal sensation
Increased myotomal strength
Restored deep tendon reflex integrity
Orthopedic Patterns Answer -
hypothesis formation Answer - What body system is involved?
What body systems is involved? Answer - psychosocial
cardiovascular
pulmonary
endocrine
eyes/ears/nose/throat
gastrointestinal
genitourinary/reproductive
hematologic/lymphatic
integumentary
neurologic
musculoskeletal
What are the pain mechanisms? Answer - nociceptive
