Term
| what are clinical prediction rules |
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Definition
| tools that aid us in determining a diagnosis, prognosis, or likely response to an intervention. CPR's use significant findings from the history, physical exam, and/or diagnostic tests to predict a condition or outcome of interest |
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Term
| what do diagnostic CPR's do |
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Definition
| determine the probability that a patient has a particular condition |
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| what do prognostic CPR's do |
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Definition
| give info about the likely outcome of patients with a specific condition |
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Term
| what do interventional CPR's do |
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Definition
| determine which patients are likely to respond favorably to an intervention |
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Term
| are highly sensitive tests good for diagnostics or screening out |
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Definition
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Term
| are highly specific tests good for screening or diagnosing |
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Definition
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Term
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| for higly prevalent conditions that have diagnostic uncertainty/heterogenity and high treatment variation |
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Term
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| 1-4. 1 is best, 4 is not tested well enough |
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| what is a good CPR for impingement |
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Definition
| 3 or more + of: Neer, Hawkins, Empty Can, Painful Arc, ER weakness |
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Term
| what is a good CPR for rotator cuff tear |
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Definition
| age over 60, ER weakness, + drop arm or empty can |
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Term
| what is a CPR for instability |
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Definition
| positive: apprehension/relocation test |
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Term
| what is a CPR for labral tears |
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Definition
| O'Briens, apprehension/relocation |
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| what is a CPR for biceps tendinopathy |
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