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THERAPEUTICS INTERVENTIONS Exam
5 Questions and Answers Latest 2025 A+
Which of the following is appropriate for the inclusion for the
P section in SOAP notes?
(A) The elbow joint is mobile but will not extend completely
(B) The lateral aspect of the elbow is moderately swollen
(C) Elbow stiffness occurs following tennis matches
(D) An ice pack should be applied to the elbow for 20 minutes
after exercise
(D) An ice pack should be applied to the elbow for 20 minutes
after exercise
Compression, ore external pressure, is most effective in
helping to resolve edema if it is applied within BLANK after
an injury.
(A) 4 hours
(B) Minutes
(C) 12 hours
(D) 24 hours
(B) Minutes
Hypoxia occurs when the cell is deprived of
Oxygen
Most collagen is laid down within.
(A) 5-10 days of injury
(B) 15-20 days of injury
(C) 25-30 days of injury
(D) 35-40 days of injury
(B) 15-20 days of injury
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BLANK describes and increase in tissue volume due to the
accumulation of excess fluid and/or cellular debris.
Swelling
Which, if any of the following is NOT a healing modifier?
(A) Immediate care procedures
(B) Closing lacerations quickly
(C) Therapeutic exercise
(D) Therapeutic modalities, proper nutrition
(E) All of the above are healing modifiers
(E) All of the above are healing modifiers
During immediate care RICES is unable to minimize
(A) Pain
(B) Swelling
(C) Inflammation
(D) Secondary injury
(C) Inflammation
During the immediate care procedures, which of the
following should be applied continuously for at least 24
hours?
(A) Ice packs
(B) Elastic wraps
(C) Elevation crutches
(D) None of the above
(B) Elastic wraps
Which of the following cold modalities is not safe to apply
directly to the skin?
(A) A plastic or cloth bag filled with ice from an ice machine
(B) A towel wrapped crushed iced pack from the freezer
(C) A frozen gel pack
(D) A artificial ice pack
(C) A frozen gel pack
Injury repair consist of processes that
(A) Replace dead or damaged cells with healthy ones
(B) Minimize secondary injury to damaged cells
(C) Facilitate neural inhibition
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(D) Reconstitute dead and damaged tissue with adipose
tissue
(A) Replace dead or damaged cells with healthy ones
What is the golden period for the evaluation of an injury?
(A) After the injury site has been stabilized
(B) Immediately following a primary injury
(C) When the secondary injury has begun to appear
(D) After an ice pack has been applied for at least 20 minutes
(B) Immediately following a primary injury
What is the inflammatory response?
(A) A local response of the body to an injury or irritant
(B) A systematic response to the body to an injury or irritant
(C) A delayed response to the body to an injury or response
(D) A permanent response to the body to an injury or irritant
(A) A local response of the body to an injury or irritant
Asides from R for rest, what does the letters stand for in the
mnemonic RICES
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, Stabilization
BLANK are leukocytes that provide a long-lasting second
line of defense during the inflammatory response
Macrophages
Edema is defined as the
(A) Increase in tissue mass cause by the excess cellular
material
(B) Compression of tissue by blunt force
(C) Conversion of aerobic to anaerobic metabolism in a cell
(D) Accumulation of fluid portion of blood in tissue
(D) Accumulation of fluid portion of blood in tissue
Where are previous experiences stored according to the gate
control theory?
(A) SG cells
(B) T cells
(C) Action system
(D) Control center
(D) Control center
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What is pain?
(A) An event specific neurological reflex
(B) A subjective sensory and emotional experience
associated with actual or potential tissue damage
(C) Purely physical response to inhibition of neural input
(D) An emotion stimulus response mechanism
(B) A subjective sensory and emotional experience associated
with actual or potential tissue damage
Which of following is a substance the body produce that
regulates pain?
(A) Morphine
(B) Dopamine
(C) Nolaxone
(D) Lidocaine
(B) Dopamine
Which of the following best describes the neuromatrix of
pain?
(A) Pain is the result of a physical event resulting from
sensory input from nociceptors
(B) Pain is a result of a biopsychological event resulting from
multidimensional inputs that are identical in all individuals
(C) Pain is a result of a physical event produced by feedback
loops involving the internal opiate system
(D) Pain is the result of a biopsychological event produced
by the nerve impulse patterns generated by a widely
distribute neural network in the brain
(D) Pain is the result of a biopsychological event produced by the
nerve impulse patterns generated by a widely distribute neural
network in the brain
According to the gate control theory, which structure
provides central control?
(A) T cells
(B) Small fibers
(C) Substania gelatinosa
THERAPEUTICS INTERVENTIONS Exam
5 Questions and Answers Latest 2025 A+
Which of the following is appropriate for the inclusion for the
P section in SOAP notes?
(A) The elbow joint is mobile but will not extend completely
(B) The lateral aspect of the elbow is moderately swollen
(C) Elbow stiffness occurs following tennis matches
(D) An ice pack should be applied to the elbow for 20 minutes
after exercise
(D) An ice pack should be applied to the elbow for 20 minutes
after exercise
Compression, ore external pressure, is most effective in
helping to resolve edema if it is applied within BLANK after
an injury.
(A) 4 hours
(B) Minutes
(C) 12 hours
(D) 24 hours
(B) Minutes
Hypoxia occurs when the cell is deprived of
Oxygen
Most collagen is laid down within.
(A) 5-10 days of injury
(B) 15-20 days of injury
(C) 25-30 days of injury
(D) 35-40 days of injury
(B) 15-20 days of injury
,2
BLANK describes and increase in tissue volume due to the
accumulation of excess fluid and/or cellular debris.
Swelling
Which, if any of the following is NOT a healing modifier?
(A) Immediate care procedures
(B) Closing lacerations quickly
(C) Therapeutic exercise
(D) Therapeutic modalities, proper nutrition
(E) All of the above are healing modifiers
(E) All of the above are healing modifiers
During immediate care RICES is unable to minimize
(A) Pain
(B) Swelling
(C) Inflammation
(D) Secondary injury
(C) Inflammation
During the immediate care procedures, which of the
following should be applied continuously for at least 24
hours?
(A) Ice packs
(B) Elastic wraps
(C) Elevation crutches
(D) None of the above
(B) Elastic wraps
Which of the following cold modalities is not safe to apply
directly to the skin?
(A) A plastic or cloth bag filled with ice from an ice machine
(B) A towel wrapped crushed iced pack from the freezer
(C) A frozen gel pack
(D) A artificial ice pack
(C) A frozen gel pack
Injury repair consist of processes that
(A) Replace dead or damaged cells with healthy ones
(B) Minimize secondary injury to damaged cells
(C) Facilitate neural inhibition
,3
(D) Reconstitute dead and damaged tissue with adipose
tissue
(A) Replace dead or damaged cells with healthy ones
What is the golden period for the evaluation of an injury?
(A) After the injury site has been stabilized
(B) Immediately following a primary injury
(C) When the secondary injury has begun to appear
(D) After an ice pack has been applied for at least 20 minutes
(B) Immediately following a primary injury
What is the inflammatory response?
(A) A local response of the body to an injury or irritant
(B) A systematic response to the body to an injury or irritant
(C) A delayed response to the body to an injury or response
(D) A permanent response to the body to an injury or irritant
(A) A local response of the body to an injury or irritant
Asides from R for rest, what does the letters stand for in the
mnemonic RICES
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, Stabilization
BLANK are leukocytes that provide a long-lasting second
line of defense during the inflammatory response
Macrophages
Edema is defined as the
(A) Increase in tissue mass cause by the excess cellular
material
(B) Compression of tissue by blunt force
(C) Conversion of aerobic to anaerobic metabolism in a cell
(D) Accumulation of fluid portion of blood in tissue
(D) Accumulation of fluid portion of blood in tissue
Where are previous experiences stored according to the gate
control theory?
(A) SG cells
(B) T cells
(C) Action system
(D) Control center
(D) Control center
, 4
What is pain?
(A) An event specific neurological reflex
(B) A subjective sensory and emotional experience
associated with actual or potential tissue damage
(C) Purely physical response to inhibition of neural input
(D) An emotion stimulus response mechanism
(B) A subjective sensory and emotional experience associated
with actual or potential tissue damage
Which of following is a substance the body produce that
regulates pain?
(A) Morphine
(B) Dopamine
(C) Nolaxone
(D) Lidocaine
(B) Dopamine
Which of the following best describes the neuromatrix of
pain?
(A) Pain is the result of a physical event resulting from
sensory input from nociceptors
(B) Pain is a result of a biopsychological event resulting from
multidimensional inputs that are identical in all individuals
(C) Pain is a result of a physical event produced by feedback
loops involving the internal opiate system
(D) Pain is the result of a biopsychological event produced
by the nerve impulse patterns generated by a widely
distribute neural network in the brain
(D) Pain is the result of a biopsychological event produced by the
nerve impulse patterns generated by a widely distribute neural
network in the brain
According to the gate control theory, which structure
provides central control?
(A) T cells
(B) Small fibers
(C) Substania gelatinosa
