10 Questions
What is the main principle that biofeedback is based on?
The principle of motor learning
Which of the following is NOT a common indication for the use of biofeedback?
Broken bones
How does biofeedback work to improve physiological function?
By providing real-time information about the physiological process, allowing the individual to learn to control it
What is a potential risk of using biofeedback?
Increased muscle tension
Which of the following is a common type of biofeedback used in clinical practice?
Auditory biofeedback
What is the primary mechanism by which biofeedback can improve physiological function?
By increasing the individual's awareness and control over the target physiological process
Which of the following is a common contraindication for the use of biofeedback?
Pregnancy
What is the primary advantage of using biofeedback compared to other treatment modalities?
Increased patient engagement and control
Which of the following physiological processes can be monitored and controlled using biofeedback?
All of the above
What is the main mechanism by which biofeedback can help manage chronic pain?
By altering the individual's perception of pain through cognitive-behavioral techniques
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