Cervical And Pelvic Traction Quiz: Test!
How much do you know about cervical and pelvic traction? Placing a stretch on the spine divides the vertebrae and eases direct nerve pressure and stress on the vertebral discs. Cervical traction is a regular non-surgical treatment for a herniated disc in the neck that relieves pain by opening the cervical foramen to lessen pressure on compressed nerve roots. This brilliant quiz will be beneficial for you to take.
- 1.WHICH IS NOT AN INDICATION FOR CERVICAL TRACTION?
- A.
LIGAMENTOUS SPRAIN
- B.
COMPRESSION FRACTURE
- C.
HERNIATED DISK
- D.
SPONDYLOLISTHESIS
- 2.WHICH OF THESE IS NOT A CONTRAINDICATION OF CERVICAL TRACTION?
- A.
ACUTE INFLAMMATION
- B.
JOINT PAIN
- C.
INABILITY OF PATIENT TO RELAX
- D.
CLAUSTROPHOBIA
- 3.HYSTAGMUS CAN BE A SYMPTOM OF OSTEOPHYTE FORMATION.
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 4.A PATIENT WITH DJD CANNOT RECIEVE CERVICAL TRACTION.
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 5.HOW MUCH DOES THE ADULT HUMAN HEAD WEIGH?
- A.
5-7 LBS
- B.
8-12 LBS
- C.
17-20 LBS
- D.
13-16 LBS
- 6.TREATMENT TIME FOR CERVICAL TRACTION.
- A.
20 MINUTES
- B.
10 MINUTES
- C.
45 MINUTES
- D.
15 MINUTES
- 7.A PATIENT WHO IS UNABLE TO RELAX IS A GOOD INDICATION FOR CERVICAL TRACTION.
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 8.AT WHAT DEGREES DOES CERVICAL TRACTION = HIGH TRAPEZIUS ACTION.
- 9.VERTEBRAL SEPERATION OCCURS APPROX.
- A.
10 LBS
- B.
50 LBS
- C.
25 LBS
- D.
20 LBS
- 10.WHICH TYPE OF PELVIC TRACTION COULD BE USED FOR SEVERAL HOURS?
- A.
CONTINUOUS
- B.
SUSTAINED
- C.
INTERMITTENT
- D.
MANUAL
- 11.INTERMITTENT MECHANICAL PELVIC TRACTION DURATION:
- A.
30-40 MIN
- B.
10-15 MIN
- C.
10-20 MIN
- D.
20-30 MIN
- 12.ANNULUS FIBROSIS INTACT, DISK BULGES:
- A.
SEQUESTRATION
- B.
EXTRUSION
- C.
PROTRUSION
- D.
PROLAPSE
- 13.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN ANNULUS FIBROSIS, NUCLEUS PULPOSIS STARTS TO MOVE:
- A.
PROLAPSE
- B.
PROTRUSION
- C.
EXTRUSION
- D.
SEQUESTRATION
- 14.COMPLETE ESCAPE OF NUCLEUS THROUGH ANNULUS:
- A.
PROTRUSION
- B.
PROLAPSE
- C.
EXTRUSION
- D.
SEQUESTRATION
- 15.FREE MOVING, PINCHED OFF FRAGMENT:
- A.
PROLAPSE
- B.
SEQUESTRATION
- C.
PROTRUSION
- D.
EXTRUSION
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