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Medical Terms QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of medical terms related to herniated discs, spinal injuries, and prolapse of intervertebral discs! por Thilaxshi Suresh 1 Slipped disc, herniated disc and SPI are all the same thing. Yes No 2 Typically the disc herniates anteriorly Yes No 3 Herniated disc often occurs in the lumbar region Yes No 4 Slipped disc often occurs in old age as the fibres of the annulus weaken and usually follows excessive stress such as lifting heavy objects with poor posture. Yes No 5 Occurs when the central nucleus pulposus herniates through a weakened annulus fibrosus. Yes No 6 Physical therapy can help alleviate symptoms of a herniated disc. Yes No 7 A spinal injury always results in paralysis or loss of sensation below the site of the injury. Yes No 8 A herniated disc can cause pain, numbness, and weakness in the affected area. Yes No 9 An MRI is the only way to see disc herniation. Yes No 10 A prolapse of intervertebral disc is more common in children. Yes No 11 A herniated disc can be cured with a simple massage. Yes No 12 A spinal injury can only occur in athletes. Yes No 13 A prolapse of intervertebral disc is only a orthopaedic condition Yes No 14 Surgery is never necessary for a prolapse of intervertebral disc. Yes No 15 Surgery is the only way to treat a prolapse of intervertebral disc. Yes No 16 A prolapse of intervertebral disc is more common in older adults. Yes No 17 A herniated disc is caused by poor posture. Yes No 18 A spinal herniation is only caused by a bacterial infection. Yes No 19 A herniated disc can be caused by lifting heavy objects improperly. Yes No 20 An MRI can be used to diagnose a spinal injury. Yes No 21 A herniated disc can be asymptomatic without fully healing. Yes No 22 A spinal injury can be caused by a car accident or a fall. Yes No 23 Physical therapy is not effective in treating a herniated disc. Yes No 24 A prolapse of intervertebral disc occurs when the soft inner part of the disc pushes through the outer ring. Yes No 25 A herniated disc can be treated with medication and rest. Yes No 26 You can help prevent getting a slip disc by regular exercise and quitting smoking if you smoke. Yes No 27 Herniated discs never cure on their own and need intervention. Yes No 28 The most commonly affect disc is at L5/S1, and will compress the S1 nerve root. Yes No 29 Pain in legs is often present without the co-exiting lower back pain. Yes No 30 Age is the only factor which increases the risk of herniation, due to dehydration of the disc Yes No 31 X-Rays are totally useless for diagnosing a herniated disc Yes No

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