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Which pathoanatomy-based diagnostic label is commonly considered in specific LBP conditions characterized by muscle dysfunction?
Which pathoanatomy-based diagnostic label is commonly considered in specific LBP conditions characterized by muscle dysfunction?
- Vertebral compression fracture
- Low back or lumbo-pelvic muscle dysfunction (correct)
- Discogenic pain
- Facet arthritis
What type of pathophysiological mechanism is associated with disc herniation in specific LBP conditions?
What type of pathophysiological mechanism is associated with disc herniation in specific LBP conditions?
- Major trauma (fracture, subluxation, dislocation)
- Auto-immune inflammatory conditions
- Minor trauma or repetitive stress injury
- Space-occupying lesions (correct)
Which of the following is an ICF category of LBP?
Which of the following is an ICF category of LBP?
- Spondylolisthesis
- Cauda equina syndrome
- Degenerative changes
- Impairment of body functions (correct)
What is a common pathoanatomy-based diagnostic label for specific LBP conditions involving sacroiliac joint dysfunction?
What is a common pathoanatomy-based diagnostic label for specific LBP conditions involving sacroiliac joint dysfunction?
Which pathoanatomy-based diagnostic label is associated with spondylosis in specific LBP conditions?
Which pathoanatomy-based diagnostic label is associated with spondylosis in specific LBP conditions?
What type of pathophysiological mechanism is associated with neoplastic lesions in specific LBP conditions?
What type of pathophysiological mechanism is associated with neoplastic lesions in specific LBP conditions?
Which category of low back pain is characterized by movement coordination impairments and diminishes with lumbar extension movements?
Which category of low back pain is characterized by movement coordination impairments and diminishes with lumbar extension movements?
In which category of low back pain are symptoms worsened by end-range movements or positions and may indicate thoracic, lumbar, or pelvic hypermobility?
In which category of low back pain are symptoms worsened by end-range movements or positions and may indicate thoracic, lumbar, or pelvic hypermobility?
Which type of low back pain is commonly associated with referred lower extremity pain and presents with limited lumbar extension mobility?
Which type of low back pain is commonly associated with referred lower extremity pain and presents with limited lumbar extension mobility?
Symptoms of acute low back pain with nerve compression are typically reproduced or aggravated by which movements?
Symptoms of acute low back pain with nerve compression are typically reproduced or aggravated by which movements?
Which category of low back pain may exhibit signs of nerve root involvement such as sensory, strength, or reflex deficits?
Which category of low back pain may exhibit signs of nerve root involvement such as sensory, strength, or reflex deficits?
In which category of low back pain do symptoms centralize and diminish with specific positioning, manual therapy, or repeated movements like lumbar extension?
In which category of low back pain do symptoms centralize and diminish with specific positioning, manual therapy, or repeated movements like lumbar extension?
What is the main difference between central sensitization and peripheral sensitization in low back pain conditions?
What is the main difference between central sensitization and peripheral sensitization in low back pain conditions?
What type of pain response is best explained by peripheral sensitization in clients with specific low back pain conditions?
What type of pain response is best explained by peripheral sensitization in clients with specific low back pain conditions?
Which factor is responsible for the increased responsiveness of nociceptive neurons in peripheral sensitization?
Which factor is responsible for the increased responsiveness of nociceptive neurons in peripheral sensitization?
What is the role of anatomic pathology in specific low back pain conditions?
What is the role of anatomic pathology in specific low back pain conditions?
Why is it difficult to fit central sensitization into the clinical patterns of specific low back pain conditions?
Why is it difficult to fit central sensitization into the clinical patterns of specific low back pain conditions?
What is the defining characteristic of peripheral sensitization/nociceptive pain?
What is the defining characteristic of peripheral sensitization/nociceptive pain?
What is a diagnostic criterion for nociceptive pain?
What is a diagnostic criterion for nociceptive pain?
What is reflected in objective examinations and imaging techniques concerning nociceptive pain?
What is reflected in objective examinations and imaging techniques concerning nociceptive pain?
According to the ICD-11 chronic pain classification system, what is secondary chronic pain linked to?
According to the ICD-11 chronic pain classification system, what is secondary chronic pain linked to?
In which type of pain will the chronic pain diagnosis remain even after successful treatment of the primary disease?
In which type of pain will the chronic pain diagnosis remain even after successful treatment of the primary disease?
What is the primary role of a physiotherapist when managing clients with specific low back pain?
What is the primary role of a physiotherapist when managing clients with specific low back pain?
What is required to identify psychosocial and person-centric determinants of pain symptoms presented in clients with specific low back pain conditions?
What is required to identify psychosocial and person-centric determinants of pain symptoms presented in clients with specific low back pain conditions?
What is essential for physiotherapists to make effective clinical decisions in treating specific low back pain conditions?
What is essential for physiotherapists to make effective clinical decisions in treating specific low back pain conditions?
What does chronic secondary visceral pain originate from?
What does chronic secondary visceral pain originate from?
What kind of pain is caused by primary cancer/metastases or its treatment?
What kind of pain is caused by primary cancer/metastases or its treatment?
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