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1. Please enter your name and e-mail address. This confidential survey is to determine your knowledge base and help me make recommendations that will help you become the best-of-the-best. Please accept this as a guarantee of confidentiality as these results will not be used for anything other than you education.

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Please enter your name and e-mail address. This confidential survey is to determine your knowledge base and help me make recommendations that will help you become the best-of-the-best. Please accept this as a guarantee of confidentiality as these results will not be used for anything other than you education. Please do not use any references, go from memory only.

2. A disc herniation can be the same, or considered part of:

A disc herniation can be the same, or considered part of: Disc bulge

Annular tear

Disc protrusion

Disc extrusion

Degenerative disc

All of the above

3. A disc herniation is cause by

A disc herniation is cause by Degeneration

Acute trauma

Low speed crashes

High Speed crashes

Looking up and down on a computer for years

Mild repetitive trauma

Genetic

All of the above

4. What is the #1 most important factor in MRI's?

What is the #1 most important factor in MRI's? Field strength

Slice thickness

Slice angles

Slice location

All of the abvove

5. Filed strength is rated in terms of:

Filed strength is rated in terms of: Jewels

Tesla

Volts

Watts

G's

Lamour

6. An open MRI machine gives the following images related to a closed machine

An open MRI machine gives the following images related to a closed machine The same image as slice thickness is the deciding factor in image and equal slices equal similar images

A better image as the patient will not move as they are not claustrophbic

A worse image because they are not as strong.

7. A disc protrusion can be

A disc protrusion can be A disc bulge

A disc herniation

Both

8. The best time to order an MRI is

The best time to order an MRI is Immediately after an accident

6 weeks post conservative care

After consulting with a specialist

When you have a clinical dilemma on causality post clinical examination

Before consutling a lawyer

9. How any grades of strain/sprain are there

How any grades of strain/sprain are there 1

10. In ICD-10, how many grades of strain/sprain to get to choose from?

In ICD-10, how many grades of strain/sprain to get to choose from? 0

11. Strain/Sprain is

Strain/Sprain is Permanent

Transient

Both

12. My patient is a 3 year old male., has no history of a complicating diseases. He is in an accident and complains of severe flank pain. Upon palpation, it appears that his ribs are fractured. X-Rays inconclusive. The next diagnostic test of choice for a concusve diagnosis is

My patient is a 3 year old male., has no history of a complicating diseases. He is in an accident and complains of severe flank pain. Upon palpation, it appears that his ribs are fractured. X-Rays inconclusive. The next diagnostic test of choice for a concusve diagnosis is CT Scan

Bone Scan

MRI

X-Ray Tomogaphy

Triple phase bone scan

13. My patient has tingling in her fingers post trauma. Pending clinical examination, I will consider ordering an

My patient has tingling in her fingers post trauma. Pending clinical examination, I will consider ordering an EMV

NCV

SSEP

V-ENG

BAER

VEP

14. My patient has a syrinx in the lower lumbar spine, I will do the follwing

My patient has a syrinx in the lower lumbar spine, I will do the follwing Continue treating, but use a non-force techique

Refer the patient to a neurosurgeon

Consider ordering additional testing to determine the cause of the syrinx

None of the above

15. My patient has a radiculopathy in the neck and carpal tunnel syndrome, his is called

My patient has a radiculopathy in the neck and carpal tunnel syndrome, his is called Radicular-Tunnel syndrome

Double compressive syndrome

Double crush syndrome

Geary-Platz Syndrome

2-Point nerve impairment syndrome

None of the above

16. Pre-Existing arthritis has the following effect on a trauma patient

Pre-Existing arthritis has the following effect on a trauma patient None

since the joint is already damaged, it has no affect as the damage was already there

It makes the patient more susceptible to greater bodily injury with leis trauma

It takes significantly more trauma to cause further damage

17. When reporting functional loss in my reports, I add

When reporting functional loss in my reports, I add Those issues the patient couldn't do during my care

All functional losses they experienced since the accident documenting what got better

Only those losses that have persisted after care ended

18. Nerve conduction velocity means

Nerve conduction velocity means During an EMG, how fast a nerve travels and is dependent upon the compression of the nerve

During an NCV, how fast a nerve travels an s not dependent upon the compression of a nerve

None of the above

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