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Question 1

Pain is

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Subjective

Question 2

If the intensity of the pain or symptoms is such that the patient is unable to move in a certain direction or hold a particular posture because of symptoms, the symptoms are said to be

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Severe

Question 3

If the symptoms or pain become progressively worse with movement or the longer a position is held, the symptoms are said to be

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Irritable

Question 4

new pain that is often severe, continuous, and perhaps disabling and is of sufficient quality or duration that the patient seeks hel

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Acute pain

Question 5

more aggravating, is not as intense as acute pain, has been experienced before, and in many cases, the patient knows how to deal with it

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Chronic pain

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Acute Pain is accompanied by

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Anxiety

Question 7

Chronic pain is associated with

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Depression

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Trigger points

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localized areas of hyperirritability within the tissues

Question 9

Peripheralization of Symptoms

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The area of pain enlarges or becomes more distal as the lesion worsens

Question 10

Centralization of Symptoms

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The area of pain becomes smaller or more localized as the lesion improves

Question 11

tends to be felt deeply; its boundaries are indistinct, and it radiates segmentally without crossing the midline

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 Referred pain

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Acute Conditions

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those that have been present for 7 to 10 days

Question 13

Subacute Conditions

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those that have been present for 10 days to 7 weeks

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Chronic Conditions

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those that have been present for longer than 7 weeks

Question 15

In Acute on Chronic cases, the injured tissues usually have been

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Reinjured

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Constant pain

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Chemical irritation or tumors, or visceral lesions

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Periodic (Occasional) Pain

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Activity, position, or posture that irritates or brings the symptoms

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Episodic Pain

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Specific activities

Question 19

Most sensitive tissue

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Nerve, Fibrous Capsule, Periosteum, Skin

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Moderately sensitive tissue

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Subchondral Bone, Ligaments, Tendons

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Less sensitive tissue

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Cortical Bone, Muscle

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Least sensitive tissue

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Fibrocartilage, Articular Cartilage, Synovial Membrane, Menisci

Question 23

Always test _____ when applicable

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Bilaterally

Question 24

Always test the unaffected side…

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First

Question 25

Always test The Most Painful/Restricted Movement…

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Last

Question 26

A functional test should not be done just because it is available

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Yes

Question 27

Contractile Tissues

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may have tension placed on them by stretching or contraction

Question 28

Contractile tissues structures include

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muscles, their tendons, and their attachments into the bone

Question 29

Nervous Tissues

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have tension put on them by stretching and pinching, as do inert tissues

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Inert tissues

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include all structures that would not be considered contractile or neurological, such as joint capsules, ligaments, bursae, blood vessels, cartilage, and dura mater

Question 31

Asis tends to be lower than

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Psis