Procedures Quiz 1

What are the 5 steps from Behrens and Beignet to implement EBP

• Assume, Answer, Reimburse and Apply

• Ask, Acquire,Appraise,

  Apply and Assess

• Ask, Aquire, Appraise, Apply and Gather

• Ask, Answer, Reimburse, Reverse and Assume

Tissues with Thermal Conductivity are:

• Skin, Muscle, Fascia, Tendons, Ligaments

• Skin, Adipose, Nerves, Muscle, Blood

• Skin, Adipose, Muscle, Blood, Bone

• None of these are correct

Essential components in the implementation of Evidence Based Practice are:

• Clinical experience, Patients goals and any research evidence

• Research from the early 2000's is the best research

• All are correct

• Current and best Research evidence, Clinical expertise and Patient values

What are the laws that govern Radiation?

• Inverse Square Law & Cosine Law

• Reverse Square Law & Cosine Law

• Square Law &

  Cuisine Law

• None of these are correct

What is the primary physical effect of utilizing heat?

• How superficial or deep

• Tissue temperature cooling

• Size of the body to be treated

• Tissue temperature rise

Van't Hoff's Temperature Law effect is to speed up the healing process?

• For every 10 deg C rise in tissue temperature, metabolism is increased 2-3 times

• There is even metabolic effect

• There is not metabolic effect

• For every 10 deg C rise in tissue temperature, metabolism is decreased 2-3 times

Girth measurements for edema assessment should be taken:

• -Measuring at a different times

  -Measure with any tape measure

  -Using bony landmarks as reference points for measurement

• Taking at any time of the day as long as you take them

• -Measuring at the same time of day each time

  -Measuring with the same tape measure each time

  -Using bony landmarks as reference points for measurement

• All of these are correct

Cold/Ice baths:

• Use it whenever you need one

• Use with distal extremities

• Use with any body part

• None of these are correct

Which modality offers compression and cryotherapy?

• There are not modalities that offer it

• Cold pack in supine

• Ice bag and elevation

• Controlled cold units (Game ready)

Keloid scars main characteristics:

• Similar to hypertrophic scar, but collagen moves beyond the edges of original injury

• Similar to hypertrophic scar, but collagen stays within the edges of original injury

• There are not unique characteristics

• All are correct