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Quiz by Zoila Rojas, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Zoila Rojas
almost 9 years ago
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Question 1
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Which of these is true about disc herniations?
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sequestration occurs when the annulus fibrosus breaks off from the interveterbral disc
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disc degeneration occurs when the nucleus pulposus is pushed outside of its margins but still within annulus fibrosus
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extrusion occurs when the nucleus pulposus is completely out of the annulus fibrosus
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prolapse is the breaking off of the nucleus pulposa outside of annulus fibrosus
Question 2
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Disc herniations occur more frequently in the geriatric population.
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- True
- False
Question 3
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[blank_start]Cervical[blank_end] disc herniations may result in compression of the C3, C4 and C5 nerves ultimately depressing the action of the [blank_start]diagphram[blank_end] possibly causing [blank_start]asphyxiation[blank_end].
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cervical
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lumbar
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diagphram
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lungs
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asphyxiation
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dysmetria
Question 4
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Which of these is true about lumbar disc herniations?
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Presence of lumbar disc herniation results in pain the lower extremities.
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Up to 50% of adults have a lumbar disc herniation and are asymptomatic.
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Lower back pain almost always caused by lumbar disc herniation.
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If a patient presents with lower extremity pain and images show a lumbar disc herniation the pain is caused by the herniation.
Question 5
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Loss of function in upper or lower extremities due to compression of the spinal cord is [blank_start]myelopathy[blank_end]. Loss of function in a specific region that is secondary to compression of spinal nerve roots is [blank_start]radiculopathy[blank_end].
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myelopathy
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radiculopathy
Question 6
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Which of these surgeries for disc herniations has good outcomes?
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microdisectomy
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cervical disc prosthesis
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lumbar fusion
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all of these
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none of these
Question 7
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While microdiscectomy has good outcomes for people with disc herniations, patients lose fine ability to balance and rehab is very complicated.
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- True
- False
Question 8
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Which of these is NOT synonymous with degenerative disc disease?
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spondylolysis
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lumbar osteoarthritis
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degenerative joint disease
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spondylosis
Question 9
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[blank_start]Spondylolisthesis[blank_end] is an acute fracture of the pars interarticularis with displacement. [blank_start]Spondylosis[blank_end] is degenerative arthritis of the vertebral joints. [blank_start]Spondylolysis[blank_end] is an acute fracture of pars interarticularis without displacement.
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Spondylolisthesis
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Spondylosis
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Spondylolysis
Question 10
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Which of these is NOT true about spondylolistheis?
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Very often occurs due to micro trauma issue.
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Some people who have this condition are asymptomatic.
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In this condition the vertebrae is displaced anteriorly.
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In this condition the vertebrae is displaced posteriorly.
Question 11
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Which of these situations would not lead to burst fracture?
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osteoporosis and falling on your booty from a great distance
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forcefully slamming your head into a soccer ball in order to score a goal
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lifting a heavy box
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all of these would lead to a burst fracture
Question 12
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[blank_start]Facet impingement syndrome[blank_end] occurs when the articular surface of the vertebrae become less smooth and lose mobility.
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Facet impingement syndrome
Question 13
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A(n) [blank_start]acquired[blank_end] scoliosis may occur due to leg length discrepancy. A(n) [blank_start]congenital[blank_end] scoliosis is one you are born with.
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acquired
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congenital
Question 14
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The difference between a congenital and acquired scoliosis is best seen when the person is asked to [blank_start]bend forward[blank_end]. A congenital scoliosis demonstrates a [blank_start]rib hump[blank_end] in [blank_start]flexion[blank_end].
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bend forward
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turn to toward side of curvature
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rib hump
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convexity
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flexion
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extension
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rotation
Question 15
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Which of these is true about scoliosis?
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People with scoliosis experience chronic pain with intermittent episodes of acute pain.
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Despite issues with patient compliance, bracing shows good long term efficacy.
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Scoliosis is measured based on the direction of convexity.
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A scoliosis greater than 50 degrees almost always compresses the vital organs.
Question 16
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People who've had scoliosis surgery have no flexion, extension or side bending in area of fusion.
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- True
- False
Question 17
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Which of these is true about the SI joint?
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Has a great deal of mobility
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dysfunction in just joint can result in lateral side leg pain
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SI joint is a synarthrosis.
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SI joint dysfunction results in a radiculopathy
Question 18
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Fusion of the 5th lumbar vertebrae onto the sacrum is called a [blank_start]sacralization[blank_end]. When the 1st sacral segment acts like a 6th lumbar vertebrae its called a [blank_start]lumbarization[blank_end].
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sacralization
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lumbarization
Question 19
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Which these is true about facet joints in motion?
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In spinal flexion disc bulges posteriorly putting more pressure on the spinal nerve roots.
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In spinal flexion disc bulges posteriorly and puts more pressure on spinal cord.
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Spinal extension may exacerbate pressure on the spinal cord due to pressure from disc.
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Spinal extension may relieve pressure on spinal nerve roots.
Question 20
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Bilateral pain in areas of body may be attributed to upper motor neuron dysfunction. Whereas unilateral pain in area of body may be attributed to lower motor neuron dysfunction.
Answer
- True
- False
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