Initial Evaluations Quiz

What is the formatting of initial evaluations based on?

• ICF model & APTA Guide to Physical Therapist Practice

• ICF model & WHO Guidelines

• APTA Guide to Clinical Practice

• WHO Guidelines & APTA Guide to Physical Therapist Practice

According to the assumptions, what should documentation be based on?

• Functional outcomes

• Patient preferences

• Therapist's experience

• Standardized tests

What is a functional outcome?

• A measure of a patient's ability to perform tasks

• A type of medical diagnosis

• A financial result of a healthcare service

• A theoretical concept in physics

What does the ICF model stand for in the context of health and disability?

• International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health

• International Classification of Fitness

• International Classification of Food

• International Classification of Finance

In the ICF model, what are considered as contextual factors?

• Environmental and personal factors

• Health conditions and diseases

• Body functions and structures

• Activities and participation

Which component of the ICF model refers to limitations in performing tasks or actions?

• Activities

• Participation

• Impairments

• Contextual factors

Which term refers to the prediction of the outcome of a disease?

• Prognosis

• Diagnosis

• Intervention

• Assessment

What is the purpose of the 'Plan of Care' in the Initial Evaluation Format?

• To outline treatment goals and strategies

• To provide a medical diagnosis

• To list patient medications

• To schedule follow-up appointments

How might an initial evaluation diagnosis differ from a medical diagnosis?

• It is always the same as a medical diagnosis.

• It may focus on causes of specific problems for intervention.

• It only includes symptoms.

• It does not consider the patient's history.

What type of information is included in an initial evaluation diagnosis?

• Only the patient's age and gender.

• Nature, location, etiology, and link between impairments and limitations.

• Only the patient's medical history.

• The patient's favorite activities.