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Data-Driven Prosthetic Care: Motio Functional Reports

Welcome to an Adapttech ABC accredited course! This course is a deep dive into a tool for analyzing activity patterns and classifying activity levels in lower-limb prosthetic users. It monitors patients during community ambulation to estimate their K-level and provides the Motio Functional Report to the rehabilitation teams and insurance companies, which oversee prosthetic component provision.
Please fill in the following information so that we can submit the results of your exam to ABC and for them to assign you the CEU credits.
Practitioner Name*

First NameLast Name
Practitioner Credentials*
Valid Credentials: CP, CPA, CPO, CPOA, CTP, CTPO.
ABC Certification Number*
Ex: CPO11111. Requested so ABC can apply CEUs.
Email*
Facility Name*
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Please answer the quiz below to complete the course.

According to ABC guidelines, achieving a minimum of 80% accuracy is necessary to consider the test successful and qualify for 1.5 CEU credits. This means that you must provide a minimum of 9 correct answers out of 11 questions on the exam. If you choose to retake the quiz, you are welcome to do so.
1. What are the most common challenges faced when determining optimal prosthetic componentry for lower-limb amputees?*

Subjectivity of traditional testsClassifications are mainly based on the clinician’s assessment.Lack of access to real-world dataAll of the above
2. What is the minimum period of evaluation with the Motio StepWatch System, to be able to get a Motio Functional Report?*

5 days7 days10 days15 days
3. After downloading the step data from the device, what would be the recommended process?*

Open the acquisition, provide my clinician recommendation based on previous assessments and get the Motio Functional Report.Open the acquisition, analyze the results, provide my clinician recommendation of a Functional Level and get the Motio Functional Report.
4. What is the Motio Functional Level?*

Average of the Clinician Recommendation, Ambulation Energy, Peak Performance and Cadence Variability scoresA functional level only based on the Clinician's assessment.
5. Where should the Motio StepWatch device be placed?*

On the sound limb (if not bilateral prosthetic user)Over the pylon or cosmesis, without a specific positionOver the pylon or cosmesis, facing laterally, in the most proximal position to the prosthetic foot
6. Which of the following Daily Activity Highlights are not presented in the functional report?*

Energy ExpenditureTop CadenceStepsTop Speed
7. What type of information does the Motio Functional Report provide?*

Information based on step data and activity performed during the long-term acquisitionPatient Information, such as demographics, type of amputation and prosthetic componentsResults of In-Clinic Tests, such as AMPPRO®, PLUS-M™ and TUGAll of the above
8. Patient A demonstrated that:*

Inconsistency during the evaluation, alternating between days with higher and lower activity levelsAbility to continuously walk for more than 984 feet and/or 6 minutesAbility to walk fast and at higher cadences
9. Patient B demonstrated the significance of:*

An open communication with the patient to better understand the results of the evaluationThe Blind Outcome EvaluationsThe In-clinic tests
10. Patient C demonstrated the ability to:*

Vary their pace throughout the dayContinuously walk for 2 and 6 minutesWalk at higher activity levels, indicating their potential to ambulateAll of the above
11. What are the key benefits of patient activity monitoring?*

Track patient's evolutionEvaluate patient’s activity and functional level with real-world dataBetter communication with the Rehabilitation TeamAll of the above
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Data-Driven Prosthetic Care: Motio Functional Reports

Click on the video below to start watching the course.

Please answer the quiz below to complete the course.