20 Questions
What does MMT stand for in the context provided?
Manual Muscle Testing
What acronym is used to describe Physical Therapist goals?
SMART
In the provided text, what does OI refer to?
Ocular Inspection
What does ROM stand for as described in the text?
Range of Motion
What type of notes are usually recorded after every 6th and 12th session with the patient?
Progress Notes
Which information is typically omitted in Re-evaluation Notes compared to other types of notes?
Past Medical History
What is the main purpose of Discharge Notes?
Summarize the patient's function post-discharge
When are Expiring Notes typically prepared?
When the patient passes away
What does History Taking in patient evaluations aim to determine?
Diagnosis of the disorder
What are Capsular Patterns usually caused by?
Muscle spasm and capsular contraction
What should be the characteristics of Physical Therapist goals, as mentioned in the text?
SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time-bound)
When performing Ocular Inspection (OI), what are potential indicators of a problem as outlined in the text?
Presence of tenderness and edema
In Physical Therapy notes, what acronym is used to describe an essential characteristic of the therapist's plan, as stated in the text?
SOAP (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan)
What kind of information is prioritized in a PT impression's Problem List, based on the text?
Functional abilities of the patient
What is the main function of Daily PT Notes/PT Notes?
Document the patient's history and progress for every session
Why are Capsular Patterns described as involving restricted motion?
Due to a total joint reaction
What is the purpose of Re-evaluation Notes in patient documentation?
Omit past medical history and family history compared to other notes
Why is it important to listen for red and yellow flag signs during History Taking?
To decide whether to stop treatment or perform further tests
What do Discharge Notes primarily emphasize about the patient?
Functionality achieved post-discharge
Why is it important to include details like age, sex, and occupation during Patient History?
To understand what the patient does in everyday living
Test your knowledge on objective assessment techniques used in physical therapy, including ocular inspection, palpation, muscle strength testing, and outcome measures. Learn to identify signs such as redness, swelling, tenderness, and muscle weakness.
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