Contracture Quiz

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Which type of contracture is caused by immobilization and does not involve tissue pathology?

  • Fibrotic contracture
  • Myostatic contracture (correct)
  • Pseudomyostatic contracture
  • Arthrogenic contracture

Which type of contracture is associated with hypertonicity and limited range of motion due to a central nervous system lesion?

  • Myostatic contracture
  • Fibrotic contracture
  • Pseudomyostatic contracture (correct)
  • Arthrogenic contracture

Which type of contracture is the result of intra-articular pathology, such as adhesions or synovial proliferation?

  • Pseudomyostatic contracture
  • Arthrogenic contracture (correct)
  • Fibrotic contracture
  • Myostatic contracture

Which type of contracture develops when connective tissues that cross or attach to a joint lose mobility, restricting normal arthrokinematic motion?

<p>Fibrotic contracture (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of contracture is characterized by a large amount of nonextensible, fibrotic adhesions and scar tissue, and can occur after long periods of immobilization or tissue trauma?

<p>Fibrotic contracture (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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