L6: Physiotherapy Quiz

During palpation of the abdominal wall, the contraction of the transverse abdominal muscle is felt:

In the umbilical area during exhalation
On the anterior abdominal wall during intense inhalation
Medially to the anterior superior iliac spines
Medially to the posterior superior iliac spines

It is true that Panjabi’s Model:

Explains the mechanisms of central stabilization consisting of three interrelated subsystems
Describes the passive, active, and neural subsystems
Stability requires continuous interaction between all three subsystems
All answers are correct

Indicate the false statement:

The McGill’s torso muscular endurance test battery is used to assess the endurance of selected muscles
Core muscles are deep muscles
Core muscles are superficial muscles
Core stability is important in the prevention of sports injuries

To perform the McGill’s protocol test, the following are used:

Endurance tests in 2 positions
Endurance tests in prone or supine positions
Endurance tests for flexors, lateral muscles, and trunk extensors
Strength tests

The correct approach of a physiotherapist in relation to the patient/client is:

Establish a positive relationship with the patient/client to achieve better cooperation
The relationship with the patient/client should be based on trust
A physiotherapist should use positive comments and constructive criticism
All answers are correct

It is true that:

The physiotherapist's touch helps build trust and positive relationships
The physiotherapist's touch is a work method during functional diagnostics and therapy
Touch can create challenging situations for both parties, especially in terms of cultural sensitivity
All answers are correct

The neural component according to Panjabi’s model:

Is responsible for receiving and sending information
Is necessary for the proper functioning of the stabilization system
Creates and maintains central stabilization
All answers are correct

Indicate the false statement. The feedforward mechanism:

Is responsible for the recruitment of deep muscles
Is responsible for the recruitment of superficial muscles
Involves activating deep muscles before limb movement
Stabilizes the spine before performing a movement

Global mobilizer muscles:

Are multi-joint superficial muscles
Consist of type I muscle fibers
Consist of both type I and type II muscle fibers; they are deep muscles
Consist of slow-twitch fibers and attach to the spine

Efficient central stabilization:

Improves power transfer between the upper and lower body during sports activities
Reduces the risk of injury
Improves balance and proprioception in athletes
All answers are correct

Indicate the false statement. Indicate the false statement. The Trunk Extensor Endurance Test:

Is performed in a prone position with the hips and upper trunk off the edge of a table
Can be used for both diagnosis and training
Is a timed test to maintain the correct position
Is performed in a prone position on a mat

It is NOT true that: during diagnostic tests according to the Mcgill’s protocol:

We do not pay attention to the posture of the subject, only to the time taken to complete the task
The posture of the subject is important
The position of the pelvis and spine is important
Correct breathing patterns during the test are important

Indicate the correct statement:

The Trunk Flexor Endurance Test assesses the endurance of muscles such as the transverse abdominis, quadratus lumborum, and erector spinae
In the Trunk Flexor Endurance Test, the timing ends when compensatory movements occur
In the Trunk Flexor Endurance Test, the timing ends when severe pain or loss of position occurs
All answers are correct

During the Trunk Flexor Endurance Test:

The head should be positioned in protraction with the chin tucked to the chest
The head should be in a neutral position, in line with the spine
The subject may support themselves on their elbows
The subject assumes a corrected position while holding their breath

Indicate the false statement:

According to some authors, efficient central stabilization is an element of injury prevention
According to some authors, inefficient central stabilization increases the risk of back pain
Diaphragmatic breathing does not matter in central stabilization training for athletes
A progressive training program should be conducted for active individuals

Therapeutic touch used in work with a client/patient does NOT include:

Preparatory touch
Touch used to prepare the client/patient for therapy
Touch used to calm the client/patient
All answers are correct

Central stabilization:

Is responsible for maintaining spinal balance
Requires the activity of the central nervous system
Is responsible for proximal stability to achieve distal mobility
All answers are correct

Evaluating the photo below, it is NOT true that:

This is a position used for the Trunk Flexor Endurance Test
In this position, the spine and head are correctly aligned
The position of the head and spine should be corrected by adjusting the bench to a 60-degree angle
This is not a position for the Trunk Lateral Endurance Test

During the Glute Bridge Hold exercise, it is necessary to:

Maintain the pelvis in an anterior tilt and retain a diaphragmatic breathing pattern
Maintain the pelvis in a neutral position and retain a diaphragmatic breathing pattern
Position the lower limbs slightly apart and bent at the hips and knees
Assume a supine position on a mat or bench

The Pallof Press exercise with a resistance band:

Requires the use of a resistance band attached to the side of the exerciser
Requires a standing or kneeling position
Requires correcting the position of the head and spine
All answers are correct

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