40 Questions
What is the purpose of using open-ended questions in a clinical interview?
To allow patients to provide more genuine responses
What is an example of a nonverbal communication technique used in a clinical interview?
Functional silence
What is the goal of the exploratory phase in a clinical interview?
To establish a rapport with the patient
What is an example of a semistructured interview technique?
Using parallelisms
What is a common mistake to avoid in a clinical interview?
Impersonal greeting
What type of clinical interview is often used in psychology and psychiatry?
Free/Non-formal
What is a key aspect of patient-centered approach in clinical interviews?
Empathizing with the patient's emotions
What is the purpose of 'enrolling' in patient-centered approach?
To involve the patient in the decision-making process
What is an important aspect of non-verbal communication in patient consultations?
Using open and relaxed body language
What is the primary goal of active listening in patient consultations?
To understand the patient's expectations and beliefs
What is the primary goal of the negotiation stage in a clinical interview?
To reach a compromise between the patient and the therapist
What is a common mistake to avoid during the informative stage of a clinical interview?
Interrupting the patient during their response
What is the purpose of verifying information during the informative stage?
To ensure the patient understands the diagnosis
What is an essential aspect of active listening in a clinical interview?
All of the above
What is the primary purpose of a patient's medical records?
To provide a chronological account of the patient's treatment
What is the main advantage of using charts in clinical assessments?
To associate obtained values with specific applications
What is the maximum speed for preset speed in isokinetic exercises?
500 degrees/second
What is the primary benefit of using a clinical interview in obtaining a patient's data?
It brings an accurate diagnosis in 75% of cases
What is the significance of allowing both concentric and eccentric exercising in isokinetic foundations?
It allows for a more comprehensive assessment of muscle function
What is the purpose of using comparative assessments in treatment effectiveness?
To compare the affected side with the healthy side
When performing a manual muscle test, what should the tester's hands be aligned with?
The traction force of the tested muscle
What is the purpose of decreasing the temperature when preparing for muscular testing?
To maintain increased tone
What is the goal of the 'make test' in muscular testing?
To apply progressive resistance to the tested muscle
What is the advantage of using a 'break test' in muscular testing?
It allows for assessment of muscle strength at the end of ROM
What is an important aspect of manual muscle testing?
Minimum friction and firm support
During muscle testing, what can influence Real muscle strength?
Both patient and examiner influences
Why is it essential for an examiner to have technical skills during muscle testing?
To ensure accuracy and reliability
What should an examiner avoid during muscle testing?
Touching or holding the muscle belly
What can affect the patient's performance during muscle testing?
Comprehension skills and discomfort
What should an expert clinician never do during muscle testing?
Ignore patient's comments
Why is it important for an examiner to have knowledge of anatomic features during muscle testing?
To identify muscle location and fibers direction
What can affect the reliability of muscle testing results?
Joint laxity and deformity
What is essential for an examiner to have during muscle testing?
Both technical and palpation skills
What can influence a patient's muscle strength during testing?
All of the above
What should an examiner consider during muscle testing?
Patient's comments and technical skills
What does AROM assessment provide information about?
Articular surfaces, muscles, nerves, tendons, coordination, and cerebellum
What is the difference between AROM and PROM assessments?
PROM is slightly greater than AROM
What is the main factor influencing ROM in women?
Increased connective tissue laxity
At what age do children have a higher ROM than adults?
Under 2 years
What is a commonly recognized factor influencing ROM?
Evidence-based practice
This quiz covers effective communication techniques for healthcare professionals, including active listening, open and closed questioning, and barriers to communication. It also touches on the exploratory phase of a patient consultation.
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