Physiotherapy- week 2

What is the primary goal of physiotherapy?

• To treat diseases using medications

• To improve mobility and reduce pain

• To perform surgery on musculoskeletal conditions

• To replace damaged body parts

Which of the following is commonly treated by physiotherapy?

• Broken bones
  

• Insulin resistance

• Infections

• Brain tumors

What is the term for the use of exercise and physical techniques to restore movement?

• Pharmacotherapy

• Rehabilitation

• Radiology

• Surgery

What is the primary purpose of stretching exercises in physiotherapy?

• To increase muscle mass

• To improve flexibility and reduce muscle tension

• To strengthen bones

• To enhance cardiovascular health

Which of the following is NOT typically a component of a physiotherapy assessment?

• Patient history
  

• Physical examination

• Prescription of antibiotics

• Functional assessment

Which of the following conditions can benefit from physiotherapy?

• Asthma

• Appendicitis

• Diabetes

• Osteoarthritis

What is the primary role of physiotherapists in the rehabilitation process?

• To prescribe medications for pain relief

• To educate patients on lifestyle changes

• To monitor surgical outcomes

• To provide hands-on treatments to improve movement and function

What is the primary benefit of using electrical stimulation in physiotherapy?

• Reducing infection

• Strengthening muscles and reducing pain

• Increasing bone density

• Promoting tissue growth

Which of the following is a common outcome goal of physiotherapy treatment?

• Complete elimination of all symptoms

• Surgery to correct the underlying problem

• Full return to previous level of function

• Total avoidance of medication use

Which of the following is typically NOT an area of focus for physiotherapists?

• Neurological rehabilitation

• Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation

• Management of infectious diseases

• Musculoskeletal disorders