Committee on Nutrition and Physical Activity - March 5, 2020

3/5/2020

Attendance: Fatima Cody Stanford, MD, MPH, MPA Kathryn Brodowski, MD, MPH Chika Vera Anekwe, MD, MPH Kathryn Czepiel, MD Nancy Hurley, MD, MS Margaret Igne Virginia Palazzo, MD Sebastian Roque, MS, BS Pritinder Saini, MBBS, MPH, MD Gail Gordon Sanchez, MSW, LICSW Jacqueline Tan, MD Matthew Townsen

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Question 6

3/4/2020

Which of the following is NOT an example of a yellow flag? Pain catastrophization false History of adverse childhood experiences false Disability beliefs false Delays in care authorization true OPT

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Question 3

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Research presented in this module supports which of the following statements? Work is good for your health, only if you don’t have any medical problems. false Being out of work causes irreversible adverse health outcomes. false Working adults have very similar health outcomes to

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Question 8

3/4/2020

Which of the following is the best example of a positive Grocery Store test described in this module? The patient finds excuses to miss physical therapy because she’s afraid she’ll get hurt again. false You think that a similar patient who owned her own business would be able to work with the

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Question 1

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Which of the following terms is used to describe anatomical, physiological or mental abnormalities or loss for medical/legal purposes to determine percent loss of function for monetary purposes?  Impairment true Disability false Deficit false Handicap false

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Question 5

3/4/2020

Which of the following is an accurate portrayal of the flag system for psychosocial risk for work disability? A history of adverse childhood experiences would be considered black flags. false Fear/avoidance tendencies would be considered yellow flags. true Friction with co-worke

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Question 14

3/4/2020

Which of the following is the correct description of quaternary prevention? In quaternary prevention, we are trying to prevent both the disease and the patient experience of illness. false In quaternary prevention, our goal is to diagnose the disease before it causes the patient to feel ill.

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Question 12

3/4/2020

By having a conversation with Greg about returning to work, using some of the principles of MI, your goal was which of the following? Convince Greg of the importance of returning to work as early as possible. false Help Greg find his own motivations and solutions consistent with early return

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Question 7

3/4/2020

In the case of Nina, which of the following is the reason she might make a mountain out of a molehill in describing her reasons for not wanting to return to work yet? She hated everything about her job, including her boss. false She was hoping for a large workers’ compensation financial settl

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Question 16

3/4/2020

Which of the following is an example of a restriction based on risk, rather than capacity or tolerance? Lifting more than 20 pounds due to pain. false Driving manual transmission while right arm is in cast. false Working as a beekeeper in a patient with hymenoptera allergy. t

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