Mcq Flashcards
(58 cards)
What are the benefits of physical therapy:
a) a multidimensional pattern to human health
b) closer to the nature than other fields of medicine
c) useful in all fields of medicine
d) all of the above
all of the above
In which cases could dental physical therapy be helpful:
a) pain
b) loss of function
c) inflammation
d) all of the above
all of the above
Which is the most used physical modality in dental practice is:
a) electric currents
b) magnetic field
c) ultrasound
d) lasers
electric currents
How could dental physical therapy be used to treat root canal inflammation:
a) as a basic therapy
b) as an additional therapy
c) a+b
d) none of the above
a+b
What is the best option for electrophoresis:
a) galvanic current
b) TENS
c) ultrasound
d) diadynamic currents
galvanic current
What does the polarity of active electrode, used in general low intensity
electrotherapy depends on:
a) the pathology
b) the treatment goals
c) the charge of ions to be delivered
d) all of the above
the treatment goals
What are common contraindications for physical therapy:
a) fever
b) acute infections
c) cancer
d) all of the above
all of the above
What is the appropriate dose of electricity applied to the orofacial region:
a) 8-10 mA
b) 10-30 mA
c) 1-2 mA
d) 8-10 µA
8-10 mA
What is the optimum duration of electrophoresis:
a) 20 min
b) 5-10 min
c) 60 min
d) 40 min
5-10 min
What is the most specific action of ultrasound:
a) antifibrosing
b) spasmolytic
c) analgesic
d) trophic improvement
analgesic
What is the ultrasound intensity applied to the orofacial region:
a) 0,2-0,4 W/cm²
b) 1-2 W/cm²
c) 0,2 W/cm²
d) 1,8-2 W/cm²
0,2-0,4 W/cm²
What is the intensity of ultrasound for scar tissue treatment, referred to the
face and neck area: ?
a) 0,2 W/cm²
b) 0,2-0,4 W/cm²
c) 1,8-2 W/cm²
d) 1-2 W/cm²
1-2 W/cm²
What does phonophoresis allow:
a) all substances delivery
b) only active ions delivery
c) a+b
d) none of the above
all substances delivery
1.
Choose the appropriate dose of low level laser therapy for the treatment of
inflammation:
a) 100-200 mW/cm²
b) 50-100 mW/cm²
c) 10-30 mW/cm²
d) 400 mW/cm
100-200 mW/cm²
Low level laser therapy (LLLT) is not used to treat:
a) facial palsy
b) trigeminal neuralgia
c) leukoplakia
d) TMD
leukoplakia
What is the duration of LLLT is:
a) up to 20 min/daily
b) 30-40 min/daily
c) 5 min/daily
d) 2-5 min/daily
up to 20 min/daily
Physical medicine and rehabilitation could be helpful in
a) preventing oral diseases
b) treating oral diseases
c) quality of life improvement
d) a, b, c
a, b, c
Patient centered temporomandibular disorders management does not
include:
a) physical modalities;
b) physical exercises;
c) acupuncture
d) surgery
acupuncture
In cases of severe temporomandibular dysfunction (manifesting with sharp
pain and limited range of motions), physical therapy should start:
a) from the beginning of symptoms
b) as pharmacological management is completed
c) it is contraindicated
d) none of the above
as pharmacological management is completed
What is the limited mouth opening in an example for:
a) an impairment
b) a disability
c) a handicap
d) a+b+c
an impairment
What are the therapeutic effects of physical factors:
a) analgesic, anti-inflammatory, trophic improvement
b) mood improvement
c) a+bd) prevention of diseases
analgesic, anti-inflammatory, trophic improvement
Physical therapy is also known as:
a) functional treatment
b) physiological treatment
c) treatment by nature
d) all of the above
functional treatment
In order to achieve the goals of physical therapy, the optimal choice of
physical modalities is based on:
a) age, sex, constitution, individual response
b) the treatment goals
c) the patient`s attitude towards treatment
d) all of the above
all of the above
What are the potential novel drug tested for APDT in dentistry:
а) all of the above
b) methylen blue
c) rose bengal
d) methalphtalozianines
all of the above
