WorksheetsWeek 20 Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following nerve send nociceptive signals (select all that apply)
C-Fibres
A-Beta Fibres
A-Delta Fibres
All of them.
When the A-Beta nerve fibres are stimulated more than the A-delta nerve fibres the gate is (a)
(open/closed)
What is the third stage of tissue healing?
(a)
Yellow flags represent:
Thoughts, feelings and behaviours
Social Factors
Mental Health
Relative Contraindications
What does "PMH" stand for?
(a)
What injury is represented by a "#"
(a)
Match the following symptoms with their relevance to cervical spine red flags.
Dizziness
Common symptom in cervical spine issues
Double Vision
Visual disturbance related to cervical problems
Saddle Numbness
Not typically associated with cervical spine issues
Nystagmus
Involuntary eye movement linked to cervical conditions
Which of the following is a cauda equina symptom?
Saddle Anaesthesia
Dysphagia
Dysarthria
Nausea
(a) is a red flag.
A blue flag in a clinical setting indicates (a)
Which of the following symptoms is not associated with cauda equina syndrome?
Urinary retention
Saddle Numbness
Severe back pain
Blurred vision
Which of the following is a non-modifiable intrinsic risk factor (select all that apply)
Age
Weather
Injury History
Body Composition
Skill Level
Match the following lower limb muscle groups with their common injury scenarios.
Hamstrings
Often injured during sprinting or high-speed activities.
Quadriceps
Commonly strained during activities involving kicking or sudden acceleration.
Calf Muscles
Frequently injured during activities involving jumping or sudden changes in direction.
Hip Flexors
Typically strained during activities involving sudden hip flexion or overuse.
Match the following factors with their types.
Demands of the sport
Extrinsic Risk Factor
Body Composition
Intrinsic Risk Factor
Sex
Intrinsic Risk Factor
Age
Intrinsic Risk Factor
Which tendon is subject to the highest loads?
Achilles
Patella
Rotator Cuff
(a) is considered a red flag in a clinical assessment.
In a clinical context, a yellow flag indicates (a)
Which of the following is a symptom of cauda equina syndrome?
Loss of bowel control
Severe headache
Blurred vision
Chest pain
