Medical Quiz

Musculoskeletal/Endocrine Systems Quiz

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What type of pain is associated with an amputated extremity?

A. Inflammatory pain

B. Bone pain

C. Phantom limb pain

D. Organ pain


A group of parts that work together to do a job, perform a function, or produce a result is called a

A. function

B. system

C. feedback


What type of Range of motion is the CNA performing the movements in?

A. Active

B. Passive

C. Resistive

D. Demonstrative


The word meaning “Absence of muscle tone or development”

A. Trophy

B. Atrophy

C. Paralysis

D. Hemiplegia


During range of motion activities, make sure to ask the patient if they are experiencing _____________ several times throughout.

A. Nausea

B. Vomitting

C. Pain

D. Dizziness


Which bone is the longest/strongest in the body?

A. Humerus

B. Tibia

C. Fibula

D. Femur


This metabolic disease results in chronic pain, arthritis, and uric acid deposits in the joints

A. Arthritis

B. Gout

C. Dementia

D. Osteoporosis


Movement by which the ends of a jointed area are brought closer together (The angle becomes smaller)

A. Flexion

B. Extension

C. Rotation

D. Pronation


A painful condition where pressure within the muscles builds up, preventing blood and oxygen from flowing to muscles and nerves. Very serious complication that can sometimes occur after a surgical procedure

A. Compartment syndrome

B. Sudden Acute Respiratory Syndrome

C. Wernicke’s syndrome

D. Expansion syndrome


Range of motion term that refers to moving a body part away from the midline

A. Abduction

B. Adduction

C. Rotation

D. Supination


Symptoms/signs of osteoarthritis

A. Pain

B. Swelling in the joints

C. Decreased range of motion

D. All of the above


Movement by which the two ends of any jointed part are moved away from each other. (Making an angle larger)

A. Flexion

B. Dorsiflexion

C. Rotation

D. Extension


Range of motion term that results in a body part moving towards the midline

A. Abduction

B. Adduction

C. Rotation

D. Supination


What term do we use to describe an artificial body part, meant to take the place of a lost “part”?

A. Anesthesis

B. Orthotic

C. Substitute

D. Prosthesis


Breaking of a bone on one side only, more common in children

A. Compound fracture

B. Greenstick fracture

C. Spiral fracture

D. Closed fracture


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