L13: Physiotherapy Quiz

What is the most important benefit of group physical activity in geriatric patients?

Which of the following is an early sign of dementia?

What is the most appropriate treatment approach for a geriatric patient diagnosed with depression?

What is the most effective way to reduce fall risk in elderly individuals?

Which of the factors that negatively affect quality of life in the elderly population is directly related to physical health?

Which impairment of sensory function can lead to social isolation in the elderly?

In which age group are falls more common in elderly people?

Which of the following tests is a mobility and balance assessment test that is timed by having the person get up from a chair, walk 3 metres and then return to sit back down?

In the one-leg stand test, what is the condition of a person who can stand for less than 5 seconds?

Which of the following tests is a test used to measure the fear of falling in elderly individuals?

Which of the following is the score range in which cognitive function can be considered normal in the Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE)?

How much aerobic exercise is recommended weekly in geriatric individuals?

What is the recommended change in exercise intensity in strength training to maintain muscle and bone strength in geriatric individuals?

Dance therapy helps to improve which parameters in geriatric individuals?

In which areas are dual task exercises reported to be beneficial in geriatric individuals?

Physical activity in geriatric patients only increases muscle mass.

Medication alone is sufficient for the treatment of depression.

Pain in elderly people should be accepted as a natural part of aging and should NOT be treated as such.

Women experience fewer falls than men.

Clear vision enables elderly people to actively participate in physiotherapy and rehabilitation programmes and to perform exercises correctly.