FMC EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH
100% SOLVED ANSWERS!!
1 of 97
Term
What does remembering and understanding in Bloom's Taxonomy
consist of and what are some examples?
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, Remembering- Recalling facts. Ex: Speaking the topics out loud on your
own.
Understanding- Grasping the meaning. Ex: Repeat the topics out loud,
teaching others.
Teaching as reasoning- Aimed at behavior modification through empowering the
patient with knowledge.
Dialectal reasoning- The fluidity of reasoning between deductive, problem-
solving strategies, and inductive, narratively oriented communicative reasoning
strategies.
Evaluation- Examine data to make judgments. Re-read information and eliminate
wrong answers until you find one that works the best. Ex: Fixing parts of a study
guide.
Creating- Use information to create something new. Apply new information to
create best solution by thinking and discussing with others. Ex: Your patient has
an ACL injury but you only know how to work on the PCL, so based on your
knowledge of the PCL, you discuss with your co-workers and create a new
treatment for the ACL.
The behavior of symptoms. It looks at the amount and type of activity that can
aggravate/ease the symptoms as well as the magnitude of the aggravating to
easing factors.
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, 2 of 97
Term
What are some interventions for muscle performance impairments?
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Low back pain with generalized pain
Whiplash associated disorder - WAD II B and WAD II C
Concentric/eccentric
isotonics Neuromuscular re-
education
Endurance exercises
Stretching
Dry needling
Soft tissue manipulation
Neural mobilization
Joint mobilization/manipulation
Therapeutic exercise
Hypothesis:
"What is wrong with me?" (Explanation of objective examination)
Potential Prognosis:
"How long will it take?"
"What can I do?"
"What can YOU
do?" Informed
consent
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, 3 of 97
Term
Which of the following combinations of pain is a red flag?
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Intermittent and variable Intermittent and consistent
Constant and consistent Constant and variable
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4 of 97
Term
What are some examples for movement coordination impairments?
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Low back pain with movement coordination deficits
Knee stability and movement coordination impairments: knee ligament sprain
Achilles pain, stiffness, and muscle power deficits: midportion achilles
tendinopathy
Lateral elbow pain and muscle function impairments
100% SOLVED ANSWERS!!
1 of 97
Term
What does remembering and understanding in Bloom's Taxonomy
consist of and what are some examples?
Give this one a try later!
, Remembering- Recalling facts. Ex: Speaking the topics out loud on your
own.
Understanding- Grasping the meaning. Ex: Repeat the topics out loud,
teaching others.
Teaching as reasoning- Aimed at behavior modification through empowering the
patient with knowledge.
Dialectal reasoning- The fluidity of reasoning between deductive, problem-
solving strategies, and inductive, narratively oriented communicative reasoning
strategies.
Evaluation- Examine data to make judgments. Re-read information and eliminate
wrong answers until you find one that works the best. Ex: Fixing parts of a study
guide.
Creating- Use information to create something new. Apply new information to
create best solution by thinking and discussing with others. Ex: Your patient has
an ACL injury but you only know how to work on the PCL, so based on your
knowledge of the PCL, you discuss with your co-workers and create a new
treatment for the ACL.
The behavior of symptoms. It looks at the amount and type of activity that can
aggravate/ease the symptoms as well as the magnitude of the aggravating to
easing factors.
Don't know?
, 2 of 97
Term
What are some interventions for muscle performance impairments?
Give this one a try later!
Low back pain with generalized pain
Whiplash associated disorder - WAD II B and WAD II C
Concentric/eccentric
isotonics Neuromuscular re-
education
Endurance exercises
Stretching
Dry needling
Soft tissue manipulation
Neural mobilization
Joint mobilization/manipulation
Therapeutic exercise
Hypothesis:
"What is wrong with me?" (Explanation of objective examination)
Potential Prognosis:
"How long will it take?"
"What can I do?"
"What can YOU
do?" Informed
consent
Don't know?
, 3 of 97
Term
Which of the following combinations of pain is a red flag?
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Intermittent and variable Intermittent and consistent
Constant and consistent Constant and variable
Don't know?
4 of 97
Term
What are some examples for movement coordination impairments?
Give this one a try later!
Low back pain with movement coordination deficits
Knee stability and movement coordination impairments: knee ligament sprain
Achilles pain, stiffness, and muscle power deficits: midportion achilles
tendinopathy
Lateral elbow pain and muscle function impairments
