kahoot low pain

Which of the following anatomical structures is most commonly involved in mechanical low back pain?. A) Spinal cord. B) Intervertebral disc and paraspinal muscles. C) Cauda equina. D) Vertebral body endplates.

Which of the following occupations is most strongly associated with chronic low back pain?. A) Office worker. B) Construction worker. C) Teacher. D) Pharmacist.

Which of the following findings suggests cauda equina syndrome?. A) Pain radiating to both legs. B) Saddle anesthesia and urinary retention. C) Pain worse in the morning. D) Stiffness relieved by activity.

Which physical exam maneuver helps to identify sacroiliac joint dysfunction?. A) FABER test (Patrick’s test). B) Straight leg raise test. C) Spurling test. D) McMurray test.

The most appropriate next step in a patient with acute low back pain and no red flags is: A) Immediate MRI. B) Bed rest for two weeks. C) Physical activity as tolerated. D) Corticosteroid injection.

Which pharmacologic agent should be avoided in chronic low back pain due to risk of dependence?. A) NSAIDs. B) Acetaminophen. C) Opioids. D) Muscle relaxants.

Which of the following is a characteristic of neuropathic low back pain?. A) Pain localized to paravertebral muscles. B) Sharp, burning pain radiating along a dermatome. C) Dull pain that increases with effort. D) Pain relieved by rest.

Which exercise is most beneficial for chronic nonspecific low back pain?. A) Heavy weightlifting. B) Core strengthening and stretching exercises. C) Running long distances. D) Complete rest.

Which of the following laboratory findings would suggest an infectious cause of low back pain?. A) Elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR). B) Normal C-reactive protein. C) Normal white blood cell count. D) Low creatinine.

Which of the following is not considered a red flag in low back pain?. A) Unexplained weight loss. B) Recent trauma in an elderly patient. C) Age below 30 years. D) Fever and night sweats.