The spinal curvatures (2) that allow for the most movement are:
Answer
Cervical
Thoracic
Lumbar
Sacral
Question 2
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The lumbar and cervical spinal curvatures are [blank_start]lordotic[blank_end]. The thoracic and sacral spinal curvatures are [blank_start]kyphotic[blank_end].
Anterior pelvic tilt [blank_start]exaggerates[blank_end] the lumbar lordotic curve and puts pressure on the [blank_start]facet joints[blank_end].
Posterior pelvic tilt [blank_start]flattens[blank_end] the lumbar lordotic curve and puts pressure on the [blank_start]intervertebral discs[blank_end].
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exaggerates
flattens
facet joints
intervertebral discs
flattens
exaggerates
intervertebral discs
facet joints
Question 5
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Which of the following is NOT a cause of low-back pain?
Answer
Sciatica
Endometriosis
Spondylolithesis
Meningitis
Question 6
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When doing a physical exam for low back pain, a straight leg raise is testing for sciatic nerve irritation.
Answer
True
False
Question 7
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The dermatomes for the lower legs are:
[blank_start]L1-L5[blank_end] supply the anterior leg, dorsal and plantar foot
[blank_start]S1-S2[blank_end] supply the posterior leg
[blank_start]S3-S5[blank_end] supplies the buttocks
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L1-L5
S1-S2
S3-S5
S1-S2
L1-L5
S3-S5
S3-S5
L1-L5
S1-S2
Question 8
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A young gymnast has fractured her left L5 pars interarticularis. On her referral form, what would appear as the name of her injury?
Answer
Osteroporosis
Spondylolysis
Spondylolithesis
Scoliosis
Question 9
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Scoliosis can be classified by:
Answer
Shape of curve
Location of curve
Direction of curve
Magnitude of curve
Question 10
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Canadian women are at a particularly high risk for osteoporosis given the geographical low levels of natural Vitamin D and lack of calcium in diet. An elderly woman who has osteoporosis in her thoracic vertebral bodies may develop what: