Biophysical Agents Exam 1; 2 | | | |
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1. Mechanical traction has b. increased foraminal size | | | | | | |
been surmised to pro- | | |
vide which of the follow- a. it actually increases it
| | | | | | | |
ing effects?
| | c and d. nonthermal US ettects | | | | |
a. decreases discal flu- | | | KAHOOT
id exchange and nutri-
| | | |
ent transport
| |
b. increased foraminal |
size
|
c. micro shearing af- | |
fects
|
d. increase collagen tis- | |
sue extensibility
| |
2. Which of the following is c. Sensation from C-fibers are often described as sharp and prickling.
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
NOT true about pain? | | |
C fiber sensations are dull, aching, and burning. | | | | | | |
a. nociceptors become |
more sensitive to activa-
| | | |
tion with peripheral sen-
| | | |
sitization.
|
b. A-delta fibers respond | |
to high intensity me-
| | | |
chanical and thermal
| | |
stimuli
|
c. Sensation from |
C-fibers are often de- | | |
scribed as sharp and
| | | |
prickling.
|
d. The gate control the- | | |
ory explains how large
| | | |
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fibers block pain trans- | | |
mission to the brain.
| | | |
3. Which of the following is d. High threshold neurons receive input from both nociceptive and
| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
NOT true about pain? | non-nociceptive primary atterent fibers
| | | | |
a. C fibers respond to a
| High threshold neurons receive info from the | | | | | | | | |
broad range of stimuli
| nociceptors only.
| | | | |
b. When there is | |
tissue damage, no-
| | |
ciceptors send sig-
| | |
nals through the PNS
| | | |
through the spinal cord | | |
and then to the brain.
| | | | |
c. Patients with chronic | |
pain often exhibit psy-
| | | |
chosocial behaviors like
| | |
depression
|
d. High threshold neu- | |
rons receive input from
| | | |
both nociceptive and
| | |
non-nociceptive primary
| |
afferent fibers
| |
4. Which of the following is b. Chronic pain is often associated with increased
| | | | | | | | | | | |
NOT true about pain? | muscle tone. | | |
a. Electrical stimulation | Acute pain is | |
and superficial heat are
| | | |
some modalities that
| | |
stimulate A-beta fibers
| | |
b. Chronic pain is of- | | |
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ten associated with in-
| | |
creased
|
muscle tone. |
c. A fibers conduct sig-
| | |
nals quickly, generating
| | |
a withdrawal response
| | |
d. When pain occurs at a | | | |
site remote from the
| | | |
source of the disease or
| | | | |
injury, it is considered
| | | |
referred pain.
| |
5. Which of the following is c.Placeachronicpatientinaloosepackpositionwhenapplyingmodal-
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
NOT true about pain? ities.
| | |
a. Having MI and expe- A chronic patient must be put in a stretched position. An acute patient
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
riencing pain in the jaw must be put in a loose pack position.
| | | | | | | | | | | | |
and arm is an example of
| | | | | |
referred pain.
| |
b. Acute pain is biologi- | | |
cally meaningful and as-
| | | |
sociated with measur-
| | |
able changes.
| |
c. Place a chronic patient | | |
in a loosepack position
| | | |
when applying modali-
| | |
ties.
|
d. Central inhibition is | |
the activation of
| | |
descending inhibitory
| |
pathways projecting to | |
the SC.
| |
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6. A condition in which the Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria
| | | | | |
person is exposed to
| | | |
cold temperatures and
| | |
their red blood cells
| | | |
breakdown and release
| | |
hemoglobin which is
| | |
then found in the urine.
| | | | |
7. A disorder of abnormal
| | | Cryoglobulinemia
blood proteins that at
| | | |
low body temperature
| | |
clump and block blood
| | | |
vessels which can re-
| | | |
sult in ischemia and then
| | | | |
gangrene.
|
8. An arterial spasm due
| | | Raynaud's phenomenon |
to exposure to cold that
| | | | |
interrupts blood flow to
| | | |
the fingers, toes, ears,
| | | |
and nose.
| |
9. When documenting e. vital signs | | |
cryotherapy, what is not
| | | |
a factor you need to in-
| |
You include this when documenting compression.
| | | |
| | | | |
clude?
|
a. position of body part | | |
b. intensity such as cold | | |
bath temperature
| |
c. shape of cold back, | | |
barrier used
| |
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1. Mechanical traction has b. increased foraminal size | | | | | | |
been surmised to pro- | | |
vide which of the follow- a. it actually increases it
| | | | | | | |
ing effects?
| | c and d. nonthermal US ettects | | | | |
a. decreases discal flu- | | | KAHOOT
id exchange and nutri-
| | | |
ent transport
| |
b. increased foraminal |
size
|
c. micro shearing af- | |
fects
|
d. increase collagen tis- | |
sue extensibility
| |
2. Which of the following is c. Sensation from C-fibers are often described as sharp and prickling.
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
NOT true about pain? | | |
C fiber sensations are dull, aching, and burning. | | | | | | |
a. nociceptors become |
more sensitive to activa-
| | | |
tion with peripheral sen-
| | | |
sitization.
|
b. A-delta fibers respond | |
to high intensity me-
| | | |
chanical and thermal
| | |
stimuli
|
c. Sensation from |
C-fibers are often de- | | |
scribed as sharp and
| | | |
prickling.
|
d. The gate control the- | | |
ory explains how large
| | | |
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fibers block pain trans- | | |
mission to the brain.
| | | |
3. Which of the following is d. High threshold neurons receive input from both nociceptive and
| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
NOT true about pain? | non-nociceptive primary atterent fibers
| | | | |
a. C fibers respond to a
| High threshold neurons receive info from the | | | | | | | | |
broad range of stimuli
| nociceptors only.
| | | | |
b. When there is | |
tissue damage, no-
| | |
ciceptors send sig-
| | |
nals through the PNS
| | | |
through the spinal cord | | |
and then to the brain.
| | | | |
c. Patients with chronic | |
pain often exhibit psy-
| | | |
chosocial behaviors like
| | |
depression
|
d. High threshold neu- | |
rons receive input from
| | | |
both nociceptive and
| | |
non-nociceptive primary
| |
afferent fibers
| |
4. Which of the following is b. Chronic pain is often associated with increased
| | | | | | | | | | | |
NOT true about pain? | muscle tone. | | |
a. Electrical stimulation | Acute pain is | |
and superficial heat are
| | | |
some modalities that
| | |
stimulate A-beta fibers
| | |
b. Chronic pain is of- | | |
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ten associated with in-
| | |
creased
|
muscle tone. |
c. A fibers conduct sig-
| | |
nals quickly, generating
| | |
a withdrawal response
| | |
d. When pain occurs at a | | | |
site remote from the
| | | |
source of the disease or
| | | | |
injury, it is considered
| | | |
referred pain.
| |
5. Which of the following is c.Placeachronicpatientinaloosepackpositionwhenapplyingmodal-
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
NOT true about pain? ities.
| | |
a. Having MI and expe- A chronic patient must be put in a stretched position. An acute patient
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
riencing pain in the jaw must be put in a loose pack position.
| | | | | | | | | | | | |
and arm is an example of
| | | | | |
referred pain.
| |
b. Acute pain is biologi- | | |
cally meaningful and as-
| | | |
sociated with measur-
| | |
able changes.
| |
c. Place a chronic patient | | |
in a loosepack position
| | | |
when applying modali-
| | |
ties.
|
d. Central inhibition is | |
the activation of
| | |
descending inhibitory
| |
pathways projecting to | |
the SC.
| |
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6. A condition in which the Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria
| | | | | |
person is exposed to
| | | |
cold temperatures and
| | |
their red blood cells
| | | |
breakdown and release
| | |
hemoglobin which is
| | |
then found in the urine.
| | | | |
7. A disorder of abnormal
| | | Cryoglobulinemia
blood proteins that at
| | | |
low body temperature
| | |
clump and block blood
| | | |
vessels which can re-
| | | |
sult in ischemia and then
| | | | |
gangrene.
|
8. An arterial spasm due
| | | Raynaud's phenomenon |
to exposure to cold that
| | | | |
interrupts blood flow to
| | | |
the fingers, toes, ears,
| | | |
and nose.
| |
9. When documenting e. vital signs | | |
cryotherapy, what is not
| | | |
a factor you need to in-
| |
You include this when documenting compression.
| | | |
| | | | |
clude?
|
a. position of body part | | |
b. intensity such as cold | | |
bath temperature
| |
c. shape of cold back, | | |
barrier used
| |
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