Dominant Pain Mechanisms

According to the ICF model discussed, how are patients categorized?

What is the primary goal when determining the dominant pain mechanism after ruling out red flags?

Which type of pain is associated with strains, sprains, and inflammation causing activation of nociceptors?

What characterizes neurogenic pain?

What is central sensitization in the context of pain mechanisms?

What does cognitive affective mechanisms refer to in the context of pain?

Compensatory movements that perpetuate pain are categorized under which pain mechanism?

What is a potential consequence of treating a patient with a processing problem as if they have an input problem?

What is the typical duration of migraine headaches?

Which characteristic is most indicative of cervicogenic headaches?

What is a red flag symptom that requires serious consideration when assessing headaches?

What is a key characteristic of joint mobility examination in patients with cervicogenic headache (CGH)?

What finding on the cervical flexion rotation test (CFRT) suggests cervicogenic headache?

What muscle is NOT typically associated with tightness in cervicogenic headache (CGH)?

To ensure effective exercise progression, what must be established before strength training?

Prior to strength exercises, what other aspect of treatment should be addressed?

In the framework for improving motor control, what generally precedes distal mobility for efficient movement?

Passive mobility is a prerequisite for what?

What is the definition of stability in the context of motor control?

What is the definition of controlled mobility?

According to clinical prediction rules, what combination of findings increases the likelihood of responding to mechanical cervical traction?

Which of the following is a potential etiology for temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders?

Which structure does the posterior region of the articular disc of the TMJ attach to?

If the masseter muscle contracts unilaterally, which action would result?

What is the primary biomechanical action that occurs during the early phase of mouth opening?

When evaluating the TMJ, what indicates a muscle imbalance, muscle incoordination, or anterior disc displacement with reduction?

During a TMJ examination, what finding has the highest positive likelihood ratio for anterior disc displacement with internal derangement?

Which of the following is not a test within the cluster of 7 tests for TMJ disorders?

What is the primary purpose of categorizing patients based on the ICF and Treatment Based Classification systems?

According to the classification of dominant pain mechanisms, what is the source of pain in nociceptive pain?

What is the primary feature of output related pain mechanisms?

Why is it crucial to accurately identify the dominant pain mechanism in a patient?

According to the information provided, what is the typical pain quality of cervicogenic headaches?

What characteristic differentiates cervicogenic headaches from migraines or tension-type headaches?

Which of the following examination findings is consistent with cervicogenic headache (CGH)?

A positive cervical flexion-rotation test (CFRT) suggests what in a patient experiencing headaches?

Why is it considered important to address motor control before focusing purely on strength training?

When is it appropriate to begin postural training in relation to mobility, motor control, and strength?

In the framework for improving motor control, what is the relationship between proximal stability and distal mobility?

Why is mobility considered a prerequisite for controlled mobility?

According to the provided information, what is the definition of stability in the context of motor control?

What is controlled mobility defined as?

Which anatomical structure does the temporomandibular joint's (TMJ) posterior region of the articular disc attach to?

Which muscles elevate the mandible?

What biomechanical movement primarily occurs during the early phase of mouth opening?

What movement occurs during the late phase of mouth opening?

During mandibular depression (mouth opening), what type of movement is associated with the condyle sliding together with the disc?

What is the average range of mandibular depression?

What is the average range of lateral excursion?

During a TMJ examination, what might an S-shaped curve indicate?

During TMJ range of motion assessment, a C-shaped opening pattern that deflects to one side and does not return to midline indicates what?

In a clinical setting, where would you expect to palpate the internal pterygoid during a TMJ examination?

C1-C4 spinal nerves fibers have projections that coordinate sensation from what nerves?

What extraoral landmark can be used to identify the temporalis?

During a TMJ examination a lateral excursion is performed and is found to be greater than 15mm. This would be considered as an indication of what?

Which statement best reflects the relationship between anterior translation of the condyle and capsular mobility in the TMJ?

What is a component of the cluster of 7 tests for diagnosing temporomandibular joint disorders?