22 Questions
What is considered one of the common sources of insidious, gradual, and/or chronic lower back and/or buttock pain?
Muscle strain
Which type of movement is associated with the etiology of lumbopelvic muscle strain?
Repetitive movement
What symptom is associated with lumbopelvic muscle strain but has a very low association with pain intensity or severity?
Focal muscle tenderness
Which factor aggravates pain related to lumbopelvic muscle strain?
Prolonged end-range posture
What dysfunction is mentioned in association with muscle activation in clients with lower back pain?
Motor control dysfunction
How does the presence of pain in the lumbopelvic region affect lumbar spine movement?
Alters functional characteristics
What is a common conservative management approach for muscle dysfunction in lower back pain (LBP)?
Graded physical activity with client education
Which specific aspect of muscle activation dysfunction requires targeted physiotherapy management?
Muscle activation deficits (inhibition, overactivity, shortening)
What treatment approach is recommended for adaptive muscle activation impairments?
Motor control (or learning) concept
How does the treatment duration for muscle activation dysfunction vary?
It depends on the complexity of the dysfunction and the individual's capacity to learn muscle activation strategies
Which framework is recommended for treating muscle activation impairments?
CXA709 Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Practice (Topic 1.7)
What aspects of muscle dysfunction are covered during the CXA709 Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Practice residential school?
Muscle inhibition and overactivity
Which area of the body is influenced by changes in muscle fiber type in individuals with acute and chronic pain?
Paraspinal muscles
What is a common characteristic of altered muscle activation in individuals with chronic musculoskeletal pain?
Altered muscle activation characteristics
Which muscle group is commonly affected by adaptive shortening and overactivity in cases of low back pain?
Global trunk muscles
What could increased muscle inhibition in severe cases of low back pain lead to?
Inability to perform isolated TrA activation
Which condition is reported as a risk factor for developing low back pain due to its impact on deep stabilizers' activation patterns?
Urinary incontinence
What negative consequences could 'maladaptation' due to increased stress on passive structures lead to?
Decreased shock absorption
Which comorbid condition is mentioned as affecting core muscle activation patterns in relation to low back pain?
Breathing disorders
'Reduced and/or delayed activation of deep stabilizers' is associated with what condition?
'Low back pain'
'Altered coordination of lumbopelvic movements' is a common clinical presentation of which type of low back pain?
'LBP without referred buttock and leg pain'
What is known for its roles in breathing, continence function, controlling movement, and stability of the spine?
TrA muscle
Test your knowledge on lumbopelvic muscle strain, a common source of lower back and buttock pain. Learn about the association of muscle-related injuries with pain symptoms in clients with lower back pain.
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