Test: PT_PARCIAL II (test - pt therapies


PT_PARCIAL IIVersión en línea Answer the questions and see how much you remember. por Idiomas UCAM 1 A cramping pain.... a feels like fire. b feels like a muscle is being squeezed. c feels as if something is eating you. d stops and starts repeatedly. 2 _______________ fingers can be a sign of fluid retention or inflammation. a Swollen b Swolled c Swell d Swallowed 3 _________ involve the stretching or tearing of ligaments in a joint a Strains b Sprains c Overuse d Fractures 4 Yesterday I ______ a woman who _____ her ankle the day before. a treated / was sprain b had treated / sprained c treated / had sprained d treat / was spraining 5 Sports physiotherapists play a role in... a prevention of sport-related injuries b all answers are correct c acute intervention during sports participation d enhancement of athletes' performance 6 _______ exercises involve working with dumbbells and barbells. a Freeweight b Bodyweight c Resistance d Plyometric 7 Pain that emanates from skeletal muscles and the connective tissue that surrounds them. a rheumatic pain b neuropathic pain c myofascial pain d somatogenic pain 8 Tom _____ in the park when he _____ a sharp pain in his calf. a was running / felt b ran / was feeling c had run / feels d was running / had felt 9 Pain or discomfort that a patient feels when an affected area is touched. a stiffness b numbness c dizziness d tenderness 10 Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of whiplash? a blurred vision b tingling in the arms c headaches d incontinence 11 An area of discoloured skin on the body caused by a blow or impact rupturing underlying blood vessels. a bruising b swelling c numbness d pins and needles 12 Ankle sprains typically occur as a result of a(n) _____ movement. a eversion b dorsiflexion c inversion d plantar flexion 13 True or false? ROM exercises are recommended in the acute stage of a sprain. a True b False 14 An exaggerated outward curvature of the thoracic region of the spine resulting in a rounded upper back: a kyphosis b scoliosis c None of the answers are correct. d hyperlordosis 15 Repetitive tasks can ____ strain on your joints. You should ____ regular stretching and strengthening exercises. In case of injury, your physio can ___ the best treatment to ___ the pain. a suffer / provide / use / perform b place / do / administer / ease c put / perform / release / sustain d relieve / make / provide / soothe 16 True or false? Hemorrhagic stroke is caused by a ruptured blood vessel in the brain. a True b False 17 Which of these massage strokes is NOT included within the tapotement group? a hacking b beating c cupping d wringing 18 Electrotherapy is contraindicated in which of the following situations? a Patients with a pacemaker b Pregnant women c Patients with a malignant tumour d All answers are correct. 19 The upward force that allows a person's body to float in the water is called... a flotation b viscosity c buoyancy d weightlessness 20 A piece of equipment worn by swimmers to increase resistance in the water. a hand paddles b kickboards c swim boards d buoyancy belts

1

A cramping pain....

a

feels like fire.

b

feels like a muscle is being squeezed.

c

feels as if something is eating you.

d

stops and starts repeatedly.

2

_______________ fingers can be a sign of fluid retention or inflammation.

a

Swollen

b

Swolled

c

Swell

d

Swallowed

3

_________ involve the stretching or tearing of ligaments in a joint

a

Strains

b

Sprains

c

Overuse

d

Fractures

4

Yesterday I __ a woman who _ her ankle the day before.

a

treated / was sprain

b

had treated / sprained

c

treated / had sprained

d

treat / was spraining

5

Sports physiotherapists play a role in...

a

prevention of sport-related injuries

b

all answers are correct

c

acute intervention during sports participation

d

enhancement of athletes' performance

6

_______ exercises involve working with dumbbells and barbells.

a

Freeweight

b

Bodyweight

c

Resistance

d

Plyometric

7

Pain that emanates from skeletal muscles and the connective tissue that surrounds them.

a

rheumatic pain

b

neuropathic pain

c

myofascial pain

d

somatogenic pain

8

Tom _ in the park when he _ a sharp pain in his calf.

a

was running / felt

b

ran / was feeling

c

had run / feels

d

was running / had felt

9

Pain or discomfort that a patient feels when an affected area is touched.

a

stiffness

b

numbness

c

dizziness

d

tenderness

10

Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of whiplash?

a

blurred vision

b

tingling in the arms

c

headaches

d

incontinence

11

An area of discoloured skin on the body caused by a blow or impact rupturing underlying blood vessels.

a

bruising

b

swelling

c

numbness

d

pins and needles

12

Ankle sprains typically occur as a result of a(n) _____ movement.

a

eversion

b

dorsiflexion

c

inversion

d

plantar flexion

13

True or false? ROM exercises are recommended in the acute stage of a sprain.

a

True

b

False

14

An exaggerated outward curvature of the thoracic region of the spine resulting in a rounded upper back:

a

kyphosis

b

scoliosis

c

None of the answers are correct.

d

hyperlordosis

15

Repetitive tasks can __ strain on your joints. You should regular stretching and strengthening exercises. In case of injury, your physio can _ the best treatment to ___ the pain.

a

suffer / provide / use / perform

b

place / do / administer / ease

c

put / perform / release / sustain

d

relieve / make / provide / soothe

16

True or false? Hemorrhagic stroke is caused by a ruptured blood vessel in the brain.

a

True

b

False

17

Which of these massage strokes is NOT included within the tapotement group?

a

hacking

b

beating

c

cupping

d

wringing

18

Electrotherapy is contraindicated in which of the following situations?

a

Patients with a pacemaker

b

Pregnant women

c

Patients with a malignant tumour

d

All answers are correct.

19

The upward force that allows a person's body to float in the water is called...

a

flotation

b

viscosity

c

buoyancy

d

weightlessness

20

A piece of equipment worn by swimmers to increase resistance in the water.

a

hand paddles

b

kickboards

c

swim boards

d

buoyancy belts

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por Idiomas UCAM

A cramping pain....

_______________ fingers can be a sign of fluid retention or inflammation.

_________ involve the stretching or tearing of ligaments in a joint

Yesterday I __ a woman who _ her ankle the day before.

Sports physiotherapists play a role in...

_______ exercises involve working with dumbbells and barbells.

Pain that emanates from skeletal muscles and the connective tissue that surrounds them.

Tom _ in the park when he _ a sharp pain in his calf.

Pain or discomfort that a patient feels when an affected area is touched.

Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of whiplash?

An area of discoloured skin on the body caused by a blow or impact rupturing underlying blood vessels.

Ankle sprains typically occur as a result of a(n) _____ movement.

True or false? ROM exercises are recommended in the acute stage of a sprain.

An exaggerated outward curvature of the thoracic region of the spine resulting in a rounded upper back:

Repetitive tasks can __ strain on your joints. You should regular stretching and strengthening exercises. In case of injury, your physio can _ the best treatment to ___ the pain.

True or false? Hemorrhagic stroke is caused by a ruptured blood vessel in the brain.

Which of these massage strokes is NOT included within the tapotement group?

Electrotherapy is contraindicated in which of the following situations?

The upward force that allows a person's body to float in the water is called...

A piece of equipment worn by swimmers to increase resistance in the water.