Ortho Assessment Quizs

What are the classifications of pain duration?

• Acute (1 to 3 days), Sub-acute (3 days to 2 weeks), Chronic (more than 2 weeks)

• Acute (7 to 10 days), Sub-acute (10 days to 7 weeks), Chronic (more than 7 weeks)

• Acute (1 to 5 days), Sub-acute (5 days to 3 weeks), Chronic (more than 3 weeks)

• Acute (3 to 6 days), Sub-acute (6 days to 4 weeks), Chronic (more than 4 weeks)

Systematic Way of Clinical Examination in Physiotherapy

• SOAP, which stands for subjective, objective, assessment, and plans

• SOAP, which stands for subjective, objective, analysis, and procedures

• SOAP, which stands for subjective, observation, assessment, and plans

• SOAP, which stands for systematic, objective, assessment, and plans

MEASUREMENT OF PAIN (LIST THE SCALES)

• VAS/NPRS/TPRS/WONG-BAKER

• BPI/FLACC/CPOT/NUMERIC

• McGill Pain Questionnaire/Brief Pain Inventory/Visual Analog Scale

• Wong-Baker Faces Scale/Oswestry Disability Index/Beck Depression Inventory

What imaging techniques are used in ortho assessment?

• Ultrasound, MRI, CT scans, and bone scans.

• X-rays, MRI, CT scans, and bone scans.

• X-rays, Ultrasound, PET scans, and bone scans.

• X-rays, MRI, CT scans, and blood tests.

What are the common gait abnormalities observed in ortho assessment?

• Antalgic gait

• Waddling gait

• Scissoring gait

• Normal gait

What is the purpose of motor examination in ortho assessment?

• To assess range of motion (ROM), strength, and any pain associated with movement.

• To evaluate the patient's medical history and previous injuries.

• To determine the need for surgical intervention.

• To assess the patient's psychological state during physical activity.

What is the importance of environmental history in ortho assessment?

• To assess the patient's living conditions and hygiene maintenance.

• To evaluate the patient's dietary habits and nutrition.

• To determine the patient's exercise routine and physical activity levels.

• To analyze the patient's family medical history and genetic factors.

What does the term 'crepitus' refer to in ortho assessment?

• A crackling or popping sound or sensation in joints, indicating possible inflammation or damage.

• A type of joint stiffness that occurs after prolonged inactivity.

• A swelling in the joint area due to fluid accumulation.

• A sharp pain experienced during joint movement.

What are the aims of treatment in ortho assessment?

• To relieve pain, increase ROM, correct deformity, relieve stiffness, improve muscle power and strength, maintain tissue extensibility, correct posture, improve balance, and gait training.

• To enhance flexibility and reduce body weight.

• To provide immediate pain relief and prevent any further injuries.

• To focus solely on surgical interventions and avoid physical therapy.

What is the purpose of ADL assessment in ortho evaluation?

• To evaluate the patient's ability to perform activities of daily living.

• To assess the range of motion in joints.

• To determine the need for surgical intervention.

• To measure the strength of the muscles.