Exam Preview for 6966: Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: Evidence-Bas

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: Evidence-Based Tips And Tricks For The PT And OT Provider

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1. Which diagnostic criteria are most strongly recommended for the early diagnosis of complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) to improve patient outcomes? Veldman Criteria Budapest Criteria International Association for the Study of Pain Criteria Harden Diagnostic Scale
2. Which of the following interventions has NOT yet shown promise in improving pain and disability in patients with CRPS, according to recent systematic reviews and meta-analyses? Mirror therapy Graded motor imagery Aquatic therapy Prolonged immobilization
3. What is the primary benefit of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation approach in managing longstanding CRPS? It focuses on improving pharmacological pain control. It reduces reliance on psychological therapy. It addresses pain, disability, and body perception disturbances. It limits the need for therapy.
4. How does cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) enhance physical rehabilitation outcomes in patients with CRPS? CBT reduces fear-avoidance and anxiety, supporting physical progress. CBT is primarily used for sleep regulation. CBT eliminates the need for physical therapy. CBT focuses exclusively on depression management.
5. What is one key reason why early diagnosis using standardized criteria is critical in the management of CRPS? It ensures faster access to pharmacological treatments. It allows time for natural remission before intervention begins. It enables timely and appropriate multidisciplinary rehabilitation interventions. It avoids the need for psychological support.