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WorksheetsInjury Rehabilitation
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which aspect of the rehab environment includes ensuring rehab equipment is working properly
Patient Safety
Patient Needs
Staff Conduct
Patient Comfort
Which aspect of the rehab environment includes a clinic purchasing the right equipment for their patients?
Patient Safety
Patient Needs
Staff Conduct
Patient Comfort
Which aspect of an ideal rehab environment includes providing a patient with a private room for uncomfortable treatments/procedures
Patient Safety
Patient Needs
Staff Conduct
Patient Comfort
Which portion of a HOPS evaluation will be adjusted to only include ROM when focusing on the Rehab aspect only?
History
Observation
Palpation
Special Tests
When focusing on a rehab program for an athlete, why do we not need to re-perform any special tests?
Because the outcomes don't really matter anyway
Because there isn't time for that component
Because they are already coming to us with a diagnosis
We do need to perform all special tests again.
Why is it necessary to complete a modified HOPS evaluation when creating a rehab program for your athlete?
It's not really important
To determine a diagnosis
To establish a starting point for your rehab
To determine if your athlete will be lazy during their rehab
What is the primary goal during Phase 1 of injury rehabilitation?
Control/reduce pain and inflammation
Rebuild strength
Improve cardiovascular endurance
Sport-specific training
What does PRICE stand for?
Police, Run, Ice, Check, Evaluate
Punish, Rest, Identify, Compression, Examine
Protection, Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
Prepare, Run, Ice, Compress, Evaluate
Why is it important to measure ROM in Phase 1 of Rehab?
To measure progress
To establish a baseline
To compare to other patients
To add data to your documentation notes
Which modality category is best suited for Phase 1?
Thermotherapy
Mechanical
Acoustic
Cryotherapy
What is the primary focus during Phase 2 of Rehab?
Sport Specific Skill training
Build general strength
Decrease inflammation
Patient education
Phase 2 of Rehab is generally called the ____ phase.
Inflammatory
Repair
Remodel
Middle
If a patients is displaying some pain and swelling, which phase are they likely in?
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
If a patient's ROM is slightly limited, but only by function, and not pain, which phase are they likely in?
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
During Phase 3 of rehab, which modalities, would be most helpful?
Cryotherapy
Thermotherapy
Mechanical Modalities
It is better to not use modalities in Phase 3
Which combo of modalities should be used during Phase 2 of rehab?
Cryotherapy before, thermotherapy after
Mechanical before, cryotherapy after
Thermotherapy before, cryotherapy after
Acoustice before, Mechanical after
Which of the following is NOT included in the plan for Phase 2 of rehab?
Increase functional use
Begin gait training/weight bearing activities
Sport-specific skill training
Increase patient's ability to perform ADL's
Which type of exercise should patients be doing throughout all three phases of rehab?
Range of Motion
Strength
Sport Specific Exercise
Cardiovascular Endurance
What is the primary goal of Phase 3 of injury rehab?
Increase ROM
Decrease swelling
Prepare patient for return to work/sports
Use multiple modalities each visit
What name is given to Phase 3 of injury rehab?
Inflammatory
Repair
Remodel
Strengthening
Which component of a Rehab program refers to things that the patient should NOT be doing during that phase?
Goals
Precautions
Progression
Education
What are we comparing ROM to when we evaluate it in Phases 2 and 3?
The uninjured side
A set standard
Pre-injury ROM
ROM in previous phases
In which situation(s) should you adjust or stop an exercise in a patient's rehab?
An increase in pain
A decrease in strength
Patient doesn't like the exercise
The exercise is extremely easy
How long can we generally expect Phase 1 to last?
Around 4 weeks
Around 6 weeks
Around 2-14 days
24 hours exactly
What factors should be considered when choosing exercises for phase 3?
The patient's age
The patient's goals
The patient's sport/position
The injury and severity
