WorksheetsMEVAL_Principles & Concepts - A
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
A Pt is currently on her 6th PT session, what type of PT Documentation/Notes will you write?
Initial Evaluation
Discharge Notes
Re-Evaluation
Progress Notes
Non-Pitting Edema is more severe than Pitting Edema.
False
True
Which of the following is not a leading question?
Do you have pain on your lower back?
Do you have any other activities that worsens your pain?
Does your pain radiate down to your fingers?
Does it hurt when you get out of bed?
A Pt is medically diagnosed with (R) Ankle Sprain. All are expected findings upon ocular inspection except for:
Skin Discoloration
Edema of (R) Ankle
Gait Deviation
Swelling of (R) Ankle
While palpating the (L) upper trapezius, your Pt suddenly winced and reported it to be painful (PS 6/10). How would you evaluate this finding?
(+) Grade 5 Tenderness
(+) Grade 2 Tenderness
(+) Grade 3 Tenderness
(+) Grade 4 Tenderness
The following findings should be documented on your Ocular Inspection, except:
Endomorph
(+) Swelling of (R) ankle
(+) Muscle guarding of (R) gastrocs towards ankle PF
Ambulatory s AD
Which factor is NOT included in the NAGI MODEL?
Participation Restriction
Functional Limitation
Impairment
Pathology
During history taking, a PT should start with close-ended questions first and end with open-ended questions to verify the answer of their Pt.
False
True
Pt presents with increased kyphosis. When PT instructed the Pt to stand upright, no significant change on the Pt's posture was observed. What type of postural deformity is being described in the case?
Functional Deformity
Dynamic Deformity
Structural Deformity
Static Deformity
SMART stands for?
Statistic, Measureable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-Efficient
Simple, Manageable, Attainable, Rational, Time Management
Simple, Manageable, Achievable, Relevant, Time Bound
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-Bound
Pt c/o severe sharp pain on (R) shoulder (PS 10/10) with evident discoloration of the area. What is the most probable case of the Pt?
Nerve Impingement
Fracture
Muscle Strain
Joint Capsule Inflammation
Which of the following pain description matches correctly with its affected structure?
Sharp, Shooting: Sympathetic Nerve
Throbbing, Diffuse: Vasculature
Cramping, Dull, Aching: Nerve Root
Sharp, Severe, Intolerable: Bone
Always explain to the patient what you are doing. In palpating, always test the affected side first.
1st statement is TRUE, 2nd statement is FALSE
1st statement is FALSE, 2nd statement is TRUE
Both statements are TRUE
Both statements are FALSE
Who stated that "Diagnosis is only a matter of applying one's anatomy."?
James Cyrus, MD
Jamie Cyriax, MD
James Cyriax, MD
John Cyrus, MD
Which of the following is a sign of inflammation?
Hyperthermia
Paleness
Numbness
None of the above
