Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an osteo-musculoskeletal condition? A) Acute, instantaneous event B) Nerve compression C) Decreased range of motion D) Muscle-tend... Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an osteo-musculoskeletal condition? A) Acute, instantaneous event B) Nerve compression C) Decreased range of motion D) Muscle-tendon tension
Understand the Problem
The question is asking which option does not belong to the characteristics of osteo-musculoskeletal conditions. It tests knowledge of medical or anatomical conditions related to the musculoskeletal system.
Answer
Acute, instantaneous event
The characteristic NOT typically associated with an osteo-musculoskeletal condition is "Acute, instantaneous event". Most osteo-musculoskeletal conditions are chronic or have gradual onset.
Answer for screen readers
The characteristic NOT typically associated with an osteo-musculoskeletal condition is "Acute, instantaneous event". Most osteo-musculoskeletal conditions are chronic or have gradual onset.
More Information
Osteo-musculoskeletal conditions typically involve progressive symptoms like nerve compression, decreased range of motion, and muscle-tendon tension. Acute events usually relate to sudden injuries rather than chronic conditions.
Tips
Confusing acute events with chronic conditions can lead to misdiagnosis. It's important to differentiate between sudden injuries and progressive musculoskeletal conditions.
Sources
- 5221.6300 upper extremity disorders. - MN Revisor's Office - revisor.mn.gov
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