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Tendinopathy in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy

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Which of the following is a common clinical presentation of overuse tendon injuries?

Pain that is aggravated during or after activities (correct)

Pain that disappears after warm-up and does not return

Pain that is constant throughout the day

Pain that is only present during rest

What is the typical onset of pain in overuse tendon injuries?

Pain that worsens with activity

Pain that is constant throughout the day

Pain-free at rest (correct)

Sudden onset

What is the most common time for pain to be aggravated in overuse tendon injuries?

During or after activities (correct)

During cool down

During warm-up

During rest

What is the typical response of pain to warm-up in overuse tendon injuries?

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What is the usual behavior of athletes with overuse tendon injuries?

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Clinical Presentation of Overuse Tendon Injuries

Common clinical presentation: Pain, tenderness, and stiffness in the affected tendon.
Typical onset of pain: Gradual, developing over weeks or months.
Aggravation of pain: Most common during or immediately after activity.
Warm-up response: Pain may initially decrease with warm-up, but it will often return or worsen later in the activity.
Athletes with overuse tendon injuries: May continue to participate in their sport despite pain, hoping it will resolve on its own.

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Test your knowledge on the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of tendinopathies in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Learn about intervention strategies from Associate Professor Milena Simic, a leading expert in the field.