Looking ahead: chronic spinal pain management.

Parkin-Smith GF Davies SJ Amorin-Woods LG.

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(OBQ19.152) A 47-year-old man presents for consultation for "potential spine surgery" after referral from his chiropractor. The diagram in Figure A is included in his intake packet. Which of the following statements is most accurate about this diagram?

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The level of pain depicted on the diagram is inversely proportional to the level of anxiety

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The level of pain depicted on the diagram negatively correlates with the level of depression

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It is a moderately sensitive tool to identify patients who will or will not benefit from surgery

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It is a convenient screening tool to identify patients with an increased likelihood of pain sensitization, psychosocial load, and utilizing pain management resources

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It is a moderately specific tool to identify patients who will or will not benefit from surgery

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