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Industrial Rehabilitation Part 2 - Interventions
Please note: exam questions are subject to change.
1. It is estimated that ______________ work related injuries result in lost days of work.
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2. Rehabilitation that is ___________ has been shown to facilitate return to work by reducing pain, depression and disability in clients with chronic injury.
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3. According to recent research, a client who has been off work for more than ________has up to a 40% chance of still being off work in one year.
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4. A client who has been off work for ___________ has a 90% chance of never returning to work.
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5. Industrial Rehabilitation programs have been shown to decrease or prevent ______________ better than traditional medical or rehabilitation services alone.
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6. Work Conditioning is different from Work Hardening in several ways. A primary difference is:
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7. Work Hardening and Work Conditioning programs may look very different across the country, but they all have one thing in common and that is the clients' programs are always based on ___________.
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8. You have started a client with a high ankle sprain in a work conditioning program. After a couple of days you notice the patient has a significant increase in edema, his pain has increased from 3/10 to 5/10 and his AROM has decreased along with his ability to climb stairs. The best thing for you to do is:
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9. Some studies have shown a return to work rate of up to ____________ with the use of Work Conditioning and Work Hardening.
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10. Cardio-conditioning is an important aspect of Industrial Rehabilitation because:
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