quiz #2 - KAHOOT

Question 1

a complex rheumatic disease that affects many systems of the body

Answer 1

lyme disease

Question 2

a systemic disorder affecting collagen

Answer 2

scleroderma

Question 3

a chronic, systemic inflammatory disorder that involves specific areas of the body, primarily the spine

Answer 3

ankylosing spondylitis

Question 4

joint inflammation resulting from infection by bacteria, viruses, or fungi

Answer 4

infectious arthritis

Question 5

a triad of arthritis involving urethra, eye & intestines or urinary tract

Answer 5

Reiter’s syndrome

Question 6

crystals of monosodium urate are deposited in tissues

Answer 6

gout

Question 7

an inflammatory, destructive, chronic autoimmune disease of multiple joints & CT

Answer 7

rheumatoid arthritis

Question 8

type of chronic, attack-remitting autoimmune inflammatory disease that can affect any system or organ

Answer 8

systemic lupus erythematosus

Question 9

progressive disease in which bones become gradually weaker & thinner

Answer 9

osteoporosis

Question 10

positive effects/ benefits of massage for a patient with chronic fatigue syndrome

Answer 10

-can increase total hours of sleep
-can help to reduce anxiety
-can help to relieve muscular pain
*NOT “it should be of longer duration”

Question 11

chronic fatigue disorder (CFS)

Answer 11

-cause is not well-understood
-link to FM
-persistent fatigue for at least 6 months
-not a life-threatening condition

Question 12

with long standing, severe AS, the vertebrae take on a fused appearance known as…

Answer 12

bamboo spine

Question 13

the MTP joint of which area is most commonly attacked by gout

Answer 13

hallux (great toe)

Question 14

insulin is produced in which organ

Answer 14

pancreas

Question 15

type I insulin dependent diabetes mellitus is also known as

Answer 15

juvenile

Question 16

ankylosing spondylitis begins with symptoms in which joints

Answer 16

sacroiliac

Question 17

to confirm the diagnosis of fibromyalgia, how many tender points need to be located

Answer 17

11
(11 out of 18)

Question 18

triggers/ factors for fibromyalgia

Answer 18

-too much or too little exercise
-stress, anxiety, depression
-extremes of temperature/humidity

Question 19

CI’s to Tx for a patient with diabetes

Answer 19

-if patient arrives for Tx in a confused or lethargic state
-if patient has a hypoglycaemic attack during treatment
-if patient arrives for Tx exhibiting changes in mental function
*NOT “if patient has a hyperglycaemic attack during Tx”

Question 20

symptom picture for someone with type I diabetes

Answer 20

-frequent urination
-sweet-smelling breath
-excessive thirst
-extreme hunger

Question 21

symptoms picture for someone with type II diabetes

Answer 21

-tingling, numbness in hands or feet
-frequent infections
-recurring skin, gum or bladder infections
-slow-healing cuts/ bruises

Question 22

CI’s for patient with osteoporosis

Answer 22

-over-pressure techniques
-mobilization techniques
-flexion exercises
-high impact exercise

Question 23

risk factors associated with osteoporosis

Answer 23

-calcium deficiency
-limited exposure to sunlight or inadequate vitamin D intake
-ovaries removed before age of 45

Question 24

info regarding osteoporosis

Answer 24

-pain, debility, deformity & fractures common
-person may not experience any signs/symptoms until fracture occurs
-bone mass lost continuously over many years
-often referred to as ‘silent thief’

Question 25

T/F - osteoblast cells form bone & fill in cavities; osteoclast cells erode bone, creating cavities

Answer 25

TRUE