Musculoskeletal LQ Week 4 - Pelvic Health

Which of the following factors is NOT associated with an increased risk of pelvic organ prolapse?

In the study by Durnea et al. (2014), what percentage of women who had given birth to their first child reported experiencing a cystocele (bladder prolapse) within one year postpartum?

Which of the following statements accurately describes the prevalence of constipation in hospitalized patients?

According to the information provided, which of the following groups is NOT significantly less likely to seek care for constipation?

Which of the following is a symptom commonly associated with pelvic organ prolapse?

What is the estimated economic burden associated with constipation per patient?

Which of the following types of pelvic organ prolapse is described as the bladder leaning backwards into the vaginal canal?

Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for pelvic organ prolapse?

What is the primary cause of pelvic organ prolapse based on the information provided?

What percentage of people assigned female at birth who have chronic pelvic pain report symptoms of PTSD?

According to the presented information, which of the following statements about the prevalence of pelvic organ prolapse within one year postpartum is true?

What is the average increase in the width of the pubic symphysis during pregnancy?

Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for diastasis recti?

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of diastasis recti?

What is NOT a risk factor for perineal tears during childbirth?

What type of perineal tear involves a complete tear of the anal sphincter muscle?

What is the prevalence of diastasis recti at 6-8 weeks postpartum?

Which of the following is NOT a common pregnancy-related pelvic girdle injury?

What is the definition of pubic symphysis diastasis?

What is the prevalence of pubic symphysis diastasis?

What is the primary focus of the study investigating pelvic floor muscle activity?

Which condition is characterized by involuntary contraction of the muscles of the outer third of the vagina?

What typical symptom is associated with dyspareunia?

Which factor is NOT typically associated with the etiology of vaginismus?

What is central sensitization commonly associated with in the context of pelvic pain conditions?

Which of the following is a symptom of endometriosis?

What is the reported prevalence of dyspareunia worldwide?

In the research study, which muscles were primarily measured for EMG activity?

Which demographic is predominantly affected by Bladder Pain Syndrome?

What is a common comorbidity associated with Bladder Pain Syndrome?

What is the common cause of fecal incontinence?

Which symptom is NOT associated with constipation?

Which of the following statements about fecal urgency is true?

What feeling is commonly reported by those who experience incomplete defecation?

What is the prevalence of fecal incontinence worldwide?

Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of fecal incontinence?

Which factor does NOT contribute to constipation?

Which condition is primarily linked with pelvic floor muscle hypertonicity?

Which of the following may indicate a lack of access to hygiene for a patient with fecal incontinence?

What is a common treatment discussion included in pelvic floor therapy?

What is the primary purpose of the Cozean Pelvic Dysfunction Screening Protocol?

Which of the following conditions is NOT screened for in the Pelvic Floor Screening for Patients with Low Back and Hip Pain?

What does the Overactive Bladder Diary track during urination?

In the NIH-CPSI questionnaire for people with a vagina, what major aspect is evaluated?

Which outcome measure asks patients to rate the impact of their symptoms on three important activities?

What type of information does the Kathe Wallace Bladder and Bowel Diary track?

What aspect of pelvic health does the NIH-CPSI for people with a penis primarily focus on?

Which outcome measure uses a scale from 0 to 10 to assess activity performance?

Which of the following describes the primary goal of pelvic health lifestyle education?

Which pelvic health outcome measure assesses symptoms like urinary urgency and frequency?

Which nerve has its segmental origin from S2, S3, and S4 and is responsible for sensory function to the genitalia?

What is the primary function of the pelvic floor regarding urinary control?

Piriformis and obturator internus are both categorized under which muscle group?

What condition is characterized by involuntary urine leakage due to increased intra-abdominal pressure?

Which nerve is primarily responsible for innervation to the gluteus maximus muscle?

Which pelvic floor function is primarily responsible for maintaining fecal and urinary continence?

What common urinary condition is associated with a strong urge to urinate followed by involuntary leakage?

Which nerve originates from the S1 and S2 segments and is involved in the innervation of the piriformis muscle?

The clitoris extends alongside which other anatomical structure in females?

Which of the following nerves provides cutaneous branches to the medial part of the buttocks?

What is a potential consequence of dysfunction in the pelvic floor area?

Which of the following muscles is influenced by both the nerve to quadratus femoris and the nerve to obturator internus?

What is the impact of increased pelvic floor muscle dysfunction on sexual function?

What percentage of people with pelvic organ prolapse report urinary incontinence?

What is a common symptom of pelvic organ prolapse?

What anatomical structure descends through the vaginal canal due to anterior compartment prolapse?

Which type of prolapse results from the descent of the rectum into the vaginal canal?

Which treatment option for pelvic organ prolapse involves using a device to support the vaginal walls?

At what percentage did participants report worsening pelvic pain with pelvic organ prolapse?

Which pelvic condition is most likely characterized by involuntary closing when relaxation is needed?

What is a common symptom of an overactive pelvic floor?

What method may doctors use to evaluate potential stress urinary incontinence after correcting a prolapse?

Which of the following is often a psychological factor contributing to an overactive pelvic floor?

Which pelvic pain condition is caused by involuntarily involuntary contractions of pelvic floor muscles?

What percentage of individuals with pelvic organ prolapse have reported low back pain?

What procedure is commonly performed to manage pelvic organ prolapse?

In what ways can the vaginal canal be compartmentalized in context to prolapse?

Which pelvic girdle bony feature is heart-shaped and narrow in males?

What is the primary role of pelvic floor muscles?

What is the characteristic shape of the femal pelvic outlet compared to males?

Which muscle plays a critical role in aiding the blood flow to the clitoris or penis during sexual arousal?

What is a primary function of the pelvic floor concerning bowel movement?

Which muscle is primarily responsible for forming a hammock between the pubic bone and the sacrum?

How does the female greater pelvis differ from the male greater pelvis?

Which pelvic floor muscle loops behind the rectum and helps ease stool passage?

What anatomical structure primarily allows for urinary exit from the body in males?

What is the effect of tightness in the ischiocavernosus muscle?

Which male pelvic feature is characterized as round?

Which function is NOT associated with the pelvic floor muscles?

Which anatomical term refers to the space containing the terminal parts of the urinary and reproductive systems?

What is the typical characteristic of the female inferior pelvis compared to the male?

What procedure is performed to create more space for a baby to exit during vaginal birth?

What percentage of primapara experienced an episiotomy in vaginal births according to the data?

At what gestational week should perineal massage begin to reduce the risk of severe tears?

What was the improvement percentage reported by patients with interstitial cystitis after physical therapy?

What is the 'knack' technique primarily aimed at?

Which of the following exercises was NOT assessed for its effectiveness on primary dysmenorrhea?

What type of therapy was conducted in the study on urinary incontinence among people assigned female at birth?

Which pelvic organ prolapse stage was included in the Hagen et al., 2014 study?

What percentage of the intervention group showed an improvement in pelvic organ prolapse symptoms according to Braeken et al., 2010?

What was the average decrease in urinary frequency for the yoga therapy group in Huang et al., 2014?

What common fear is associated with medical professionals, particularly in pelvic health?

In the study by Miller et al., 2008, which group had a greater reduction of incontinence during the knack maneuver?

What duration of perineal massage is recommended?

What was the improvement reported by the pelvic floor muscle training group in relation to bladder symptoms?

What is a common environmental trigger for urinary incontinence?

What defines mixed urinary incontinence?

Which of the following is NOT a common cause of functional urinary incontinence?

How many times is urinating defined as overactive bladder in a 24-hour period?

What can lead to the prevalence of nocturia?

What is a common psychological consequence of urinary incontinence?

What percentage of people assigned female at birth over age 70 experience urinary incontinence?

What defines nocturia?

What is often associated with an increased prevalence of overactive bladder?

Which of the following is NOT a consequence of urinary incontinence?

What aspect often contributes to the economic burden of urinary incontinence?

What demographic shows a higher prevalence of bladder irritants consumption?

What is a common contributing factor for urinary incontinence during pregnancy?

What is a possible reason for nocturia in older adults?