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  1. Module 8 - Exam

    7/26/2019

    EXAM Module 8 Exam 70 false Please answer the following questions. A score of at least 70% is required to receive AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.™   4294983516 true true 4294983517 true true

  2. Question 2

    7/26/2019

    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. tru

  3. Module 4 - Exam

    7/26/2019

    EXAM Work is Medicine - Module 4 70 false Please answer the following questions. A score of at least 70% is required to receive AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.™ 4294983469 true true 4294983470 true true

  4. Module 7 - Exam

    7/26/2019

    EXAM Module 7 Exam 70 false Please answer the following questions. A score of at least 70% is required to receive AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.™   4294983511 true true 4294983512 true true

  5. Testimonial

    7/26/2019

  6. Question 1

    7/23/2019

    In motivational interviewing, what is the righting reflex? “The righting reflex” is the tendency to offer unsolicited advice or correct the patient. true “The righting reflex” is when you say to the patient “You’re right!’ false “The righting reflex” is the annoying tendency to repeat

  7. Question 2

    7/23/2019

    Which of these is the one brilliant question posed at the end of Module 5 to solicit patient return-to-work motivation? “When do you think you’ll be able to return to work?” false “Are you ever going to get back to work?” false “Why is it important for you to get back to wor

  8. Question 1

    7/23/2019

    Which of these is a correct description of one of the mnemonics used in Motivational Interviewing? The MI Sandwich is used to provide information in small bits to patients, interspersed with eliciting patient reactions.? true The tools used in MI are represented by the acronym OARS, which stands for

  9. Question 1

    7/23/2019

    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 outcome

  10. Question 2

    7/23/2019

    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 to work

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