Stroke Rehabilitation Quiz

Basic Identification: What are the two main types of stroke?

• Ischemic and hemorrhagic

• Embolic and thrombotic

• Hemorrhagic and embolic

• Thrombotic and ischemic

Risk Factors: Which is a common modifiable risk factor for stroke?

• Age

• Hypertension

• Gender

• Family history

Symptom Recognition: Which symptom is part of the FAST (Face, Arms, Speech, Time) criteria for stroke?

• Headache

• Chest pain

• Speech difficulty

• Abdominal pain

Diagnostic Imaging: First-line imaging for suspected stroke typically includes:

• MRI

• CT scan

• PET scan

• Ultrasound

Acute Management: The primary treatment for acute ischemic stroke is:

• Antihypertensives

• Intravenous thrombolysis

• Anticoagulation

• Surgery

Stroke Subtypes: A lacunar stroke affects:

• Large cerebral arteries

• Small penetrating arteries

• The basilar artery

• Venous sinuses

Complications: Post-stroke, patients are at increased risk of developing:

• Osteoarthritis

• Diabetes mellitus

• Venous thromboembolism

• Hyperthyroidism

Secondary Prevention: Which medication is typically used for secondary prevention of stroke?

• Statins

• NSAIDs

• Antibiotics

• Beta-blockers

Advanced Research: Current research on neuroplasticity in stroke recovery primarily focuses on:

• Pharmacological interventions

• Surgical techniques

• Stem cell therapy

• Cognitive behavioral therapy

Initial Assessment: The primary focus of initial physiotherapy assessment post-stroke is on:

• Cardiovascular fitness

• Muscle strength

• Pain levels

• Functional mobility