FREE PCE Practical Skills and Problem-Solving Questions and Answers
What is the first step in treating a patient with an acute sprained ankle?
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The RICE method (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) is the initial approach to managing acute injuries like sprains.
What should a physiotherapist do if a patient exhibits signs of a severe allergic reaction during treatment?
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Recognizing signs of anaphylaxis and calling for emergency medical assistance immediately is essential for the patient’s safety.
Which test is commonly used to assess balance in patients at risk of falls?
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The Berg Balance Scale is a widely used tool for evaluating balance and fall risk in patients.
How should a physiotherapist address a patient's limited range of motion after surgery?
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Passive range of motion exercises are commonly used to gently restore mobility without straining the joint or tissues.
Which technique is most appropriate for assessing muscle strength in a patient?
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Manual muscle testing (MMT) is a standard method for evaluating the strength of individual muscles or muscle groups.
What is the most effective approach for preventing pressure sores in immobile patients?
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Frequent repositioning is the key strategy to prevent pressure sores by reducing prolonged pressure on specific areas.