THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS Exam 6
Questions and Answers Latest Versions 2025 A+
When searching literature in a database, what is it when you
search for all terms that are associated with a word stem
(root of the word and *).
Truncating
To begin the critical appraisal process, it is important to
determine whether the type of study design utilized is
appropriate for the type of clinical question asked.
True
If a study design has flaws in answering the question the results
of the study are not as reliable.
__________________ is determined by whether or not the
findings can be reproduced if the same study was conducted
again.
Reliability
When thinking about research designs, which level of the
pyramid represents the highest level of research and design?
Level 1
___________________ is determined by whether or not the
findings of the study produce answers to what the original
researcher was initially examining.
Validity
Clinical expertise is also a viable source of evidence and
should also be appraised and considered.
True
Clinical expertise is the third component of the EBP model.
Which aspect of the strength progression do concentric and
eccentric contractions take place in?
Plyometrics
,The main two objectives of the rehabilitation program are to
prevent deconditioning and to rehabilitate the injured part.
true
The rehabilitation clinician is the member of the primary
rehabilitation team responsible for coordinating with other
team members, educating the patient on the rehabilitation
process, and maintaining communication with everyone
involved in the patient's rehabilitation program.
true
The appropriate order in which problems are addressed in a
rehabilitation program is:
flexibility exercises, strength exercises, functional progression
activities, and performance-specific activities
Daily rehabilitation treatment records can be written in pencil
so changes and adjustments can be easily made to the
exercise program.
false
Which of the follow do not represent one of the principles of
a rehabilitation program?
Idealism
HIPAA addresses a patient's injury, but it does not affect
rehabilitation or indicate who is to be kept informed about
the patient's progression.
false
Prehabilitation is used:
to increase the patient's strength so postoperative strength is
greater than it would have been without prehabilitation
Which of the follow do not represent one of the principles of
a rehabilitation program?
type of exercise
A rehabilitation program should be designed so all the long-
term goals are achieved at the same time.
false
The problem-solving approach (PSA) is a logic-based
technique that incorporates all of the following EXCEPT:
, Patient-reported outcomes
Match each of the following terms with their definitions.
Disease-oriented approach:
interventions focused on resolving pathology
Patient-oriented approach:
Interventions focused on factors that are meaningful to the patient
Clinician-based measures:
Used to primarily assess impairments
Patient-based measures:
self-evaluation tools to identify activity limitations and participation
restrictions.
Which of the following terms represents the smallest
clinically significant difference in the scores of two
administrations of the same instrument?
Minimal detectable change (MDC)
Which of the following terms represents a measure of
responsiveness to identify the smallest change that is
important or beneficial to the patient?
Minimally clinically important change/difference (MCID)
When making a treatment plan, the rehabilitation clinician
needs to make the final decision on which modality to use
based off which of the four factors? Select all 4 that apply.
Personal/clinician comfort in administering the modality
The contraindications and indications for the specific modality
Patient input on the selection
Prevailing scientific evidence
Self-treatment or home exercise plans (HEPs), should not
include more than how many treatments or exercises at one
time?
3
Questions and Answers Latest Versions 2025 A+
When searching literature in a database, what is it when you
search for all terms that are associated with a word stem
(root of the word and *).
Truncating
To begin the critical appraisal process, it is important to
determine whether the type of study design utilized is
appropriate for the type of clinical question asked.
True
If a study design has flaws in answering the question the results
of the study are not as reliable.
__________________ is determined by whether or not the
findings can be reproduced if the same study was conducted
again.
Reliability
When thinking about research designs, which level of the
pyramid represents the highest level of research and design?
Level 1
___________________ is determined by whether or not the
findings of the study produce answers to what the original
researcher was initially examining.
Validity
Clinical expertise is also a viable source of evidence and
should also be appraised and considered.
True
Clinical expertise is the third component of the EBP model.
Which aspect of the strength progression do concentric and
eccentric contractions take place in?
Plyometrics
,The main two objectives of the rehabilitation program are to
prevent deconditioning and to rehabilitate the injured part.
true
The rehabilitation clinician is the member of the primary
rehabilitation team responsible for coordinating with other
team members, educating the patient on the rehabilitation
process, and maintaining communication with everyone
involved in the patient's rehabilitation program.
true
The appropriate order in which problems are addressed in a
rehabilitation program is:
flexibility exercises, strength exercises, functional progression
activities, and performance-specific activities
Daily rehabilitation treatment records can be written in pencil
so changes and adjustments can be easily made to the
exercise program.
false
Which of the follow do not represent one of the principles of
a rehabilitation program?
Idealism
HIPAA addresses a patient's injury, but it does not affect
rehabilitation or indicate who is to be kept informed about
the patient's progression.
false
Prehabilitation is used:
to increase the patient's strength so postoperative strength is
greater than it would have been without prehabilitation
Which of the follow do not represent one of the principles of
a rehabilitation program?
type of exercise
A rehabilitation program should be designed so all the long-
term goals are achieved at the same time.
false
The problem-solving approach (PSA) is a logic-based
technique that incorporates all of the following EXCEPT:
, Patient-reported outcomes
Match each of the following terms with their definitions.
Disease-oriented approach:
interventions focused on resolving pathology
Patient-oriented approach:
Interventions focused on factors that are meaningful to the patient
Clinician-based measures:
Used to primarily assess impairments
Patient-based measures:
self-evaluation tools to identify activity limitations and participation
restrictions.
Which of the following terms represents the smallest
clinically significant difference in the scores of two
administrations of the same instrument?
Minimal detectable change (MDC)
Which of the following terms represents a measure of
responsiveness to identify the smallest change that is
important or beneficial to the patient?
Minimally clinically important change/difference (MCID)
When making a treatment plan, the rehabilitation clinician
needs to make the final decision on which modality to use
based off which of the four factors? Select all 4 that apply.
Personal/clinician comfort in administering the modality
The contraindications and indications for the specific modality
Patient input on the selection
Prevailing scientific evidence
Self-treatment or home exercise plans (HEPs), should not
include more than how many treatments or exercises at one
time?
3
