SP – Japanese-style acupuncture for endometriosis-related pelvic pain in adolescents and young women – Wayne, et al Quiz

SP – Japanese-style acupuncture for endometriosis-related pelvic pain in adolescents and young women – Wayne, et al Quiz

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1. Question
- Individualized according to the evaluation of the practitioner
- Individualized according to a pre-determined algorithm based on diagnostic findings
- Standardized based on a fixed pre-determined protocol
- Semi-standardized using a set of pre-determined points with 3-5 extra points allowed based on the diagnostic findings of the practitioner
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- Regular acupuncture off active points and off meridian
- Placebo acupuncture on meridian points
- Placebo acupuncture off active points and off meridian
- None of the above
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- Weekly Pelvic Pain Score on Numeric Rating Scale
- Change in Pelvic Pain Score not associated with menses or sexual activity
- Change in Pelvic Pain Score associated with menses or sexual activity
- Change in Functional measures of activities made difficult by pain
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- A significantly greater reduction in pain at 4 weeks in the active group that was sustained but no longer significantly different than sham at 8 weeks and 6 months
- A significantly greater reduction in pain at 4 weeks in the active group when compared to sham that was sustained at 8 weeks and 6 months
- No significant difference seen in pain between active and sham at all measurement times
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