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Which оf the fоllоwing stаtements demonstrаtes the biopsychosociаl model of care?
Debbie is а 45-yeаr-оld pаtient whо presents tо Physical Therapy with low back pain that started seven (7) weeks ago. The patient does not recall any trauma or a specific event that preceded the onset of pain. Pain level is reported as 5/10 at rest, and 8/10 with movement, on the numerical pain scale. Her pain is localized in the lower back with radiation to the buttocks bilaterally. The patient has a history of previous low back pain that resolved within a few days. The current pain is interfering with daily activities. She also reports that hot soaks in the bathtub decreases the pain, but this is temporary lasting 1-2 hours. Patient describes having an active lifestyle prior to this LBP including regular exercise. The patient reports having had a complete physical exam about six (6) weeks ago and was told all was fine, but she is very worried that the doctor missed something and this pain may be indicative of a serious health problem. The patient reports feeling anxious about the current symptoms, and is fearful that something is really wrong with her back that is not being revealed by physical examination. The patient is avoiding various activities due to her fear of seriously injuring her back and worsening her condition. These concerns are interfering with daily activities and her ability to sleep, care for her home, and work (she is a 5th grade teacher). She also describes difficuty tolerating prolonged sitting and standing for greater than 20 minutes. The physical therapy clinical examination reveals that the patient has tenderness in the para-spinal muscles and limited AROM in trunk flexion. All other assessments are unremarkable. Other than her previous episodes of low back pain, her medical history is unremarkable. Identify four (4) evidence-based messages you would share with this patient.