Midterm Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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Interruption or interference with normal process. Simultaneous body efforts to heal itself or regain a normal state

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Pathology

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2
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Loss of an anatomical nature. How disease affects the body

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Impairment

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3
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Limitations in an individual’s ability to carry out a meaningful activity. (patient specific)

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Functional limitation

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4
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Limitations in performing socially defined roles expected of an individual

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Disabilities

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5
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Tasks an individual cannot do. Individual level

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Activity limitation

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6
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Rolls individual cannot do. Societal level

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Participation restriction

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7
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Three events that changed treatment and documentation responsibilities in physical therapy

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  1. Changes in referrals for PTD.
  2. Establishment of Medicare.
  3. Development of documentation classifications
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8
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Three main purposes for reviewing medical records

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Quality assurance, research and education, reimbursement

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9
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Gathering subjective and objective info about the patient

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Examination

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10
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Clinical judgment PT makes based on exam

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Evaluation

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11
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Process and end result of evaluating exam data

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Diagnosis

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12
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Level of improvement patient may attain/ time needed

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Prognosis

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13
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Activities that make up a treatment plan

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Intervention

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14
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The consequences of disease as it pertains to the relationship between body structures, ability to carry out tasks, and ability to function within society

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Disablement

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15
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Used when patients progress is being reported to a physician

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Letter format

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16
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Within PT department to record patient’s treatment goals. Not part of the medical record

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Listening for specific kinds of info

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Listening for patients answer to specific questions

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Listening for general info to get the bigger picture

20
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Pain scale 0 to 10 or 1 to 7

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Verbal rating scale

21
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Patient marks on a line 0 to 10

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Visual analog scale

22
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Describes pain using words

23
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Uses symbols or colors to indicate pain and location

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Body drawings

24
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Goal addresses impairment and activity steps towards long-term goals

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Short-term goals

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Goal address is overall functional status, Previous level of function. Community/work as endpoint
Long term goal
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Goals for patient during a specific treatment session
Daily goal
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DEP
Data, eval, and performance goals
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PSPG
Problem status plan and goals
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PSP
Problem status and plan
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What are the six categories of documentation content
1. Problems 2. Data 3. Tx plan 4. Goals/outcomes 5. Administration of tx plan 6. Tx effectiveness
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Entities responsible for providing documentation standards
Fed and state gov Professional associations Accrediting agencies Healthcare facilities