Week 6 Recap and Revision

Pain is measured from 0-10 on the

• Oxford Scale

• Visual Analogue Scale

• Ottawa Scale

• Numerical Rating Scale

The patients description of their current symptoms is called

• Present Condition

• Past Medical History

• History of Present Condition

• Social History

What condition is linked to poor general health?

• Fractures

• Rheumatoid Arthritis

• Osteoarthritis

• Eczema

What does SIN mean?

• Sore Intermittent Neurogenic

• Sore Irritated Neurogenic

• Severity Irritability Nature

• Significance Irritability Nature

What is a sign?

• Patient has a chat to a therapist

• Therapist assess through subjective assessment

• Patient perceives to be the problem

• Therapist assesses through objective assessment

When asking a patient about their occupation, sport, social activities or functional limitations this is termed as

• Activity of Daily Living

• General Health

• Medication

• Social History

Pain described as a dull ache is normally associated with

• Osteogenic pain

• Visceral pain

• Myogenic pain

• Neurogenic pain

If a patient complains of stiffness in the injured region on waking in the morning, it can be associated with

• Inflammation

• Osteoarthritis

• Fracture

• Gout

Pain that there is no relief from throughout the day is termed as

• Intermittent

• Occasional

• Constant

• Rare

Match the following

• Rheumatoid arthritis

• May have slower healing rate, more fragile skin and prone to bruising

• Osteoarthritis

• A chronic autoimmune inflammatory disorder affecting joints and organs, that is contraindicated in the infllammatory stage

• Hyperthyroidism

• Symptoms of rapid heart beat, sudden weight loss, tremors, difficulty sleeping may indicate

• Diabetes

• A condition that causes joints to become painful and stiff

• Epliepsy Grand mal clonic seizure

• Limbs jerking, lose of bladder and bowel control, difficulty breathing, biting tongue or cheek may indicate