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Results/Discussion How should the results be interpreted in light of assumptions about shoulder rehabilitation and performance training?  How do the strengths and limitations of the study impact that interpretation?   

The Timed Up and Go (TUG) Test is an outcome measure used by many physical therapists to assess for balance and strength. A recent study found that the MDC was 4.50 seconds and MCID was 4.92 seconds. Which option(s) are most accurate?

Based on the following research question, which of the following is the null and alternate hypothesis?

Which statement is most accurate regarding the relative risk for those who did not have physical therapy for an ankle sprain?

With the data, they also decided to run risk statistics in determining the odds ratio and the relative risk. The following output is found below. Which statement is most accurate regarding the odds ratio for this research question?

The following output from the statistical test was run found below. Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the final output?

Steffen et al (2002) determined that the TUG Test has a high test-retest reliability in community-dwelling elderly patients with an ICC=0.97. What does this mean?

Which of the following is the independent variable and the dependent variable?

The student physical therapist is determined to perform an effective search strategy for her annotated bibliography. In order to do so, she elects to use different strategies listed below. Which of the following statement(s) are accurate below?

The following principles are true of coding diagnoses with ICD-10 codes.  Select all that apply.