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WorksheetsLow Back Pain Quiz
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 29mins
According to the provided information, what percentage of individuals with acute LBP typically recover within 6 weeks without specific treatment?
50%
70%
90%
100%
Which of the following is considered a "red flag" symptom that may indicate a serious pathology requiring urgent investigation in LBP?
Mild muscle stiffness
Pain that improves with rest
Saddle paraesthesia and loss of bowel/bladder control
Occasional mild backache after prolonged sitting
In the context of LBP management, what is the primary goal of "core stability and motor control" exercises?
To increase spinal flexibility
To improve balance and stability in the trunk and lower back
To reduce pain intensity through passive stretching
To increase cardiovascular conditioning
Which type of LBP is characterized by pain lasting longer than 12 weeks?
Acute LBP
Subacute LBP
Chronic LBP
Radicular LBP
When teaching correct lifting techniques, what is a crucial safety instruction mentioned in the document?
Twist your back to turn while carrying the load.
Lift with your back muscles primarily.
Activate your Transversus Abdominis during the entire lifting process.
Bend your knees only slightly and keep your back straight.
Which of the following is an example of an "extension bias" exercise for LBP?
Double knee to chest
Seated lumbar flexion
Prone press ups
Cycling
What is the main purpose of a laminectomy in surgical intervention for LBP?
To permanently connect two or more vertebrae.
To remove a portion of the herniated disc compressing a nerve root.
To remove bone or soft tissue compressing a nerve or nerves, increasing space in the spinal canal.
To alleviate pain through minimally invasive procedures.
Which medication class is primarily used for moderate to severe pain relief and can have side effects like constipation and drowsiness?
Paracetamol
NSAIDs (e.g., Ibuprofen)
Gabapentin/Pregabalin
Tramadol
Explain the difference between "red flags" and "yellow flags" in the assessment of Low Back Pain.
Describe two key rehabilitation goals for a patient with Low Back Pain, as outlined in the provided documents.
What is "Radicular LBP" and what are some common symptoms associated with it?
Briefly explain the concept of "flexion bias" and "extension bias" in relation to exercise prescription for LBP.
According to the document, what are the potential risks of prolonged use of lumbar corsets or braces?
What is the significance of the "cauda equina syndrome" and why is it considered a medical emergency?
When assessing a patient with LBP, what information would you gather during the "Subjective Assessment"? List at least three key areas.
Describe the role of core muscles in maintaining spinal health and preventing LBP.
What is the recommended first-line treatment for acute low back pain according to clinical guidelines?
Physical therapy
Opioids
NSAIDs
Bed rest
Which of the following is a common psychological factor that can influence the perception of pain in individuals with LBP?
Gender
Age
Depression
Physical activity level
