MSAT 6390 QUIZ 1 REVIEW EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST
UPDATE
Exercise is the key to rehabilitation.
a. True
b. False
a. True
Which of the following therapeutic techniques is used to reduce swelling during
the immediate care stage of injury?
a. Rest
b. Ice
c. Compression
d. Stabilization
c. Compression
Based on the Cyriax s method, pain with both active and passive movement in
the same direction indicates
a. injury to contractile tissue
, b. injury to inert tissue
c. all of the above
b. injury to inert tissue
The effect of a modality is defined as:
a. The benefits of the modality that make it more effective in treating injuries than
other modalities.
b. The physiological and/or psychological pathologic changes the modality
evokes, both locally and systemically.
c. The possible negative effects the modality might cause as well as the benefits
that might be lost from using this modality over another.
d. Situations in which the modality should be used or for which it is suitable
treatment or remedy for the condition.
b. The physiological and/or psychological pathologic changes the modality evokes, both
locally and systemically.
Which therapeutic modality circulates cold water with constant compression?
a. Cryocompression
b. Pneumatic compression
c. Circumferential compression
d. Sequential compression
a. Cryocompression
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST
UPDATE
Exercise is the key to rehabilitation.
a. True
b. False
a. True
Which of the following therapeutic techniques is used to reduce swelling during
the immediate care stage of injury?
a. Rest
b. Ice
c. Compression
d. Stabilization
c. Compression
Based on the Cyriax s method, pain with both active and passive movement in
the same direction indicates
a. injury to contractile tissue
, b. injury to inert tissue
c. all of the above
b. injury to inert tissue
The effect of a modality is defined as:
a. The benefits of the modality that make it more effective in treating injuries than
other modalities.
b. The physiological and/or psychological pathologic changes the modality
evokes, both locally and systemically.
c. The possible negative effects the modality might cause as well as the benefits
that might be lost from using this modality over another.
d. Situations in which the modality should be used or for which it is suitable
treatment or remedy for the condition.
b. The physiological and/or psychological pathologic changes the modality evokes, both
locally and systemically.
Which therapeutic modality circulates cold water with constant compression?
a. Cryocompression
b. Pneumatic compression
c. Circumferential compression
d. Sequential compression
a. Cryocompression
