Title: Quiz 3: Pain
Course: PHT 2301 Pathological Condition in PT > Section: Module 3

Q: Examples of pain caused by vascular compromise include which of the following:
- Intermittent claudication
- Angina
- Appendicitis
- A and B
- All of the above
A: A and B
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Q: Hyperirritable spots in muscle tissue that are tender/painful are often referred to as:
- Hot spots
- Trigger points
- Pointers
- Spasms
A: Spasms
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Q: PCA pumps can be described as which of the following:
- Surgical placement of a medicine pump
- IV delivery of pain medication controlled by the patient
- IV delivery of pain medication controlled by the nurse
- IV delivery of placebo medication as a method of pain management
A: IV delivery of pain medication controlled by the patient
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Q: Pain that decreases with rest is typically considered:
- Systemic
- Musculoskeletal
- Pathologic
- Psychosomatic
A: Musculoskeletal
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Q: Pain that is felt in the shoulder during a heart attack is considered what type of pain:
- Somatic
- Visceral
- Cutaneous
- Psychosomatic
A: Visceral
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Q: The sensation of pain is carried on which of the following:
- Small diameter nerves
- Large diameter nerves
- Both of the above
- Neither of the above
A: Small diameter nerves
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Q: Tissue pain that is wel localized with characteristics such as aching and throbbing sensations are considered:
- Neuropathic
- Nociceptive
- Non-nociceptive
- Neurotic
A: Nociceptive
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Q: Waddell’s Non-organic signs assesses what type of pain:
- Psychosomatic
- Neuropathic
- Symptom magnification
- Acute
A: Symptom magnification
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Q: What is the name of the theory that is commonly the foundation of physical therapy interventions in addressing painful problems:
- The Closed Gate Theory
- The Gate Theory
- The Gate Control Theory
- The Gate Modulator Theory
A: The Gate Control Theory
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Q: Which of the following best describes the characteristics of A delta afferent fibers:
- Small, myelinated
- Large, myelinated
- Small, unmyelinated
- Large, unmyelinated
A: Small, myelinated
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Q: Which of the following best describes the signs and symptoms associated with acute pain:
- Increased heart rate, blood pressure, and muscle tension
- Decreased heart rate and blood pressure, and increased muscle tension
- Increased heart rate and muscle tension, and decreased blood pressure
- Decreased heart rate, blood pressure, and muscle tension
A: Increased heart rate, blood pressure, and muscle tension
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Q: Which of the following is a commonly used pain rating scale:
- 0 to 10
- 1 to 10
- 1 to 100
- 0 to 5
A: 0 to 10
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Q: Which of the following is an example of pain caused by vascular compromise that is relieved with rest:
- Angina
- Intermittent claudication
- Referred pain
- Cutaneous pain
A: Intermittent claudication
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If wrong: That's not correct

Q: Which of the following is the primary goal of treatment of acute pain:
- Find the source and remove it
- Minimize pain
- Maximize function
- All of the above
A: Find the source and remove it
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Q: Which of the following would NOT be associated with pain that is systemic in nature:
- Weight loss
- Decreases with rest
- Awakens at night
- Progressive muscle weakness
A: Decreases with rest
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Q: Which type of afferent fiber is responsible for relaying pain relieving sensations produced by the use of modalities, massage, and other pain relieving agents:
- A delta
- B delta
- A beta
- C
A: A beta
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Q: Which type of afferent fiber is small, myelinated, and fast conducting:
- A delta
- B delta
- A beta
- C
A: A delta
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If wrong: That's not correct

Q: Describe 2 different ways to measure or assess pain:

Q: Name 2 different ways to treat pain: