WorksheetsQuiz on Amputation and Prosthetics
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the primary purpose of prostheses?
To replace a missing limb and restore function
To provide psychological support
To increase mobility without any function
To enhance physical appearance
Who is responsible for manufacturing prostheses?
Surgeon
Occupational Therapist
Prosthetist
Physiatrist
What is a major challenge in upper limb prosthetics?
Cost of materials
Developments in external power
Cosmetic appearance
Weight of the prosthesis
Which type of prosthesis gains structural strength from an outer laminated shell?
Hydraulic prosthesis
Endoskeletal prosthesis
Exoskeletal prosthesis
Myoelectric prosthesis
What is the primary function of lower extremity prostheses?
Cosmetic appearance
Swimming
Ambulation
Weight lifting
Which material is commonly used for making prosthetic sockets?
Aluminum
Carbon fiber
Resin or plastics
Wood
What is the main advantage of myoelectric prostheses?
Easier to maintain
Lightweight design
Natural muscle stimuli control
Lower cost
What does the term 'cosmesis' refer to in prosthetics?
Functionality of the prosthesis
Psychological impact
Durability of materials
Aesthetic appearance
What is the purpose of the Bowden cable in upper limb prosthetics?
To improve alignment
To provide power to the prosthesis
To control the terminal device
To enhance comfort
Which type of terminal device is operated by muscle signals?
Body-powered hooks
Voluntary closing hooks
Cosmetic hands
Myoelectric hands
What is a disadvantage of myoelectric prostheses?
Heavy weight
High cost
Limited functionality
Poor cosmetic appearance
What type of prosthesis is designed for individuals with hip disarticulation?
Partial foot prosthesis
Transpelvic prosthesis
Below knee prosthesis
Above knee prosthesis
What is the primary benefit of using carbon fiber in prosthetic design?
Lightweight and strength
High durability
Cost-effectiveness
Easy to mold
What is the main purpose of a socket in a prosthetic limb?
To provide aesthetic appeal
To connect the prosthesis to the residual limb
To enhance mobility
To support weight distribution
Name the prosthesis
Shown picture is part of which prosthesis
Which type of prosthesis is typically used for individuals with below-knee amputations?
Transfemoral prosthesis
Transtibial prosthesis
Hip disarticulation prosthesis
Symes prosthesis
Which suspension system is commonly used for transtibial prostheses?
Suction suspension
B) Pin-lock system
C) Vacuum-assisted suspension
D) All of the above
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