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MSK4 - Random Stuff for Final
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1Myelopathy is any pathological condition of the spinal cord.
- ATrue
- BFalse
2Radiculopathy is any pathological condition of the spinal cord.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Myelopathy is any pathology of a spinal nerve root.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Radiculopathy is any pathology of a spinal nerve root.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Radiculopathy causes UMN signs.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Myelopathy causes UMN signs.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7Myelopathy causes LMN signs.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8Radiculopathy causes LMN signs.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Which of the following are UMN signs?
- AMotor weakness
- B(+) Babinski
- Cspasticity
- Dhyper-reflexia
- Eclonus
- Ffasciculations
- Gatrophy
- Hhypo-reflexia
10Which of the following are LMN signs?
- AMotor weakness
- B(+) Babinski
- Cspasticity
- Dhyper-reflexia
- Eclonus
- Ffasciculations
- Gatrophy
- Hhypo-reflexia
11If your patient has symptoms along the L5 spinal nerve root, which disc might be herniated?
- AL3/4
- BL4/5
- CL5/S1
- DL2/3
- EL1/2
12If your patient has symptoms along the L5 spinal nerve root, lateral foraminal stenosis of which level might be the culprit?
- AL1/2
- BL2/3
- CL3/4
- DL4/5
- EL5/S1
13If your patient has symptoms along the C6 spinal nerve root, which disc might be herniated?
- AC1/2
- BC2/3
- CC3/4
- DC5/6
- EC4/5
- FC6/7
- GC7/8
14If your patient has symptoms along the C6 spinal nerve root, lateral foraminal stenosis of which level might be the culprit?
- AC1/2
- BC2/3
- CC3/4
- DC4/5
- EC5/6
- FC6/7
- GC7/8
15In the cervical spine, disc herniation and lateral forminal stenosis both affect the spinal nerve root named for the lower vertebra.
- ATrue
- BFalse
16In the lumbar spine, disc herniation and lateral forminal stenosis both affect the spinal nerve root named for the lower vertebra.
- ATrue
- BFalse
17In the lumbar spine, disc herniation affects the spinal nerve root named for the lower vertebra, but lateral foraminal stenosis affects the one above.
- ATrue
- BFalse
18In the lumbar spine, disc herniation affects the spinal nerve root named for the upper vertebra, but lateral foraminal stenosis affects the one below.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19“[blank_start]Bilateral foraminal stenosis[blank_end] follows dermatomal/myotomal pattern (due to it being nerve root involvement), [blank_start]central canal stenosis[blank_end] does not follow pattern.” - S.Castro
- ABilateral Foraminal Stenosis
- BCentral Canal Stenosis
- Ccentral canal stenosis
- Dbilateral foraminal stenosis
20Central Canal Stenosis may result from which of the following?
- ALigamentum Flavum buckling
- BPosterior Longitudinal Ligament buckling
- CDegenerative or herniated discs
- DSpondylolisthesis
- ECongenitally short/thick pedicles
- FZGP joint osteophytes
21Lateral Stenosis may result from which of the following?
- ALigamentum Flavum buckling
- BPosterior Longitudinal Ligament buckling
- CSpondylolisthesis
- DCongenitally short/thick pedicles
- EDisc bulging or herniation
- FZGP joint osteophytes
22Differential diagnosis for spinal stenosis
- ADisc herniation
- BVascular Claudication
- CPrimary or secondary tumor
- DPeripheral neuropathy
- EOA of hips or knees
- FSpondylolysis
- GLigamentous Instability
- HScoliosis
23Which of the following would be indicative of a positive test for neurogenic claudication?
- APatient demonstrates greater tolerance for walking on treadmill in inclined position.
- BPatient demonstrates greater tolerance for walking on treadmill in flat position.
24Neurogenic Claudication is defined as Bilateral pain/weakness/paresthesia/cramping in buttocks, thighs, and calves initiated by prolonged standing and walking and relieved by sitting or bending forward.
- ATrue
- BFalse
25Neurogenic Claudication is defined as Bilateral pain/weakness/paresthesia/cramping in buttocks, thighs, and calves initiated by prolonged sitting or bending forward and relieved by standing and walking
- ATrue
- BFalse
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