MSK 2 Exam 1 || with Complete Solutions.

Develop a plan for flare ups, adherence and progression of HEP It is important to educate a patient on the possibility of flare-ups and/or provocation of symptoms, but it is even more important to educate a patient on the fact that flare-ups and provocation of symptoms do not mean tissue damage, set-back or failure has occurred. Educating a patient on this allows for them to be prepared prior to it occurring and having a plan to decrease complaints. correct answers maintenance strategies gaining a positive outcome when a positive outcome was/is not expected correct answers Placebo gaining a negative outcome when a negative outcome was/is not expected correct answers Nocebo the positive or negative emotional aspect to a person, place, situation, intervention, etc correct answers meaning response What are specific examples of Placebo in the practice of physical therapy? What are specific examples of Nocebo in the practice of physical therapy? How would you utilize Meaning Response (positive and/or negative) to influence your outcomes? correct answers Answer independently Interviewing skills correct answers Ability to communicate effectively to present oneself and convey employment qualifications and personal characteristics paralleling correct answers simply asking additional questions directed at a specific topic. Its purpose is to gather as much information as possible to assist in your diagnosis, prognosis, and chosen treatment interventions. Biasing Effect correct answers Arbitrators must maintain image of fairness and impartiality Three primary errors of communication correct answers not expressing properly, assuming, interpreting wrong Hearing vs. Listening correct answers hearing - the physiological process of sound waves hitting your eardrum and being transmitted to your brain listening - the process of understanding other's messages Seeing vs Looking correct answers . Keying correct answers Finding out exactly what a patient is feeling through questions QUESTION: What are examples of a question that would parallel the pain level of 4/10? correct answers What time of the day do you experience a 4/10 pain?