L7: Physiotherapy Quiz

Which of the following is a common postural defect in adolescents?

What is the most important factor in preventing postural defects in adolescents?

Which exercise is recommended to improve spinal alignment in adolescents with postural defects?

Scoliosis is characterized by which of the following spinal deformities?

Which of the following is a common cause of postural defects in adolescents?

In which plane do postural defects usually occur?

Which is correct about Forward Head Posture (FHP)?

Which type of kyphosis develops due to compression of the thoracic vertebrae and endplate irregularities?

Which positions are observed in kypholordotic posture?

Which body part is hyperextended in lordotic posture?

In the sway-back posture, how is the position of the pelvis usually described?

Which structure can be long and weak in flat-back posture?

Which method is used as a radiation-free alternative to assess spinal deformities?

Adam’s Forward Bending Test is used to evaluate which condition?

Which of the following is among the scoliosis treatment recommendations given by SOSORT?

Scoliosis is more commonly diagnosed in adolescents than in adults.

Poor posture during adolescence has no long-term effects on spinal health

Ergonomic habits are only important for adults, NOT for adolescents

Kyphosis is characterized by an excessive forward curvature of the thoracic spine.

Postural problems in adolescents cause only aesthetic problems and have no psychological effects.