FCE Communication & Documentation 3

Question 1

Which element must appear in the 'Referral Information' section of a standard FCE report?

Accepted Answer

The specific questions the referral source wants answered

Answer

The referral information section must clearly state the questions posed by the referral source so the report can directly address them.

Question 2

When an FCE evaluator observes inconsistency between a client's reported limitation and observed performance, the documentation should:

Accepted Answer

Record both the report and observation with objective descriptors

Answer

Both reported limitations and observed performance must be documented objectively, allowing the reader to draw conclusions without the evaluator labeling intent.

Question 3

The DOT (Dictionary of Occupational Titles) physical demand levels used in FCE reports classify work as Sedentary, Light, Medium, Heavy, and:

Accepted Answer

Very Heavy

Answer

The five DOT physical demand levels are Sedentary, Light, Medium, Heavy, and Very Heavy, and FCE reports often use these classifications.

Question 4

A signed consent form prior to FCE testing should document that the client was informed of:

Accepted Answer

The purpose, procedures, risks, and right to withdraw

Answer

Informed consent requires disclosure of the evaluation's purpose, what procedures will occur, potential risks, and the client's right to stop at any time.

Question 5

When writing the 'Recommendations' section of an FCE report, the evaluator should base statements on:

Accepted Answer

Objective test findings and functional performance data

Answer

Recommendations must be grounded in objective, measurable FCE data to ensure they are defensible and evidence-based.

(FCE) Functional Capacity Evaluator Certification Practice Test

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FCE Communication & Documentation 3