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Arthritis and Joint Quiz

1. Why are analgesics typically prescribed?

Relieve Pain
Reduce Weight
Reduce Swelling
None of the Above

2. NSAIDs are the most frequently used medications for arthritis.

True
False

3. Sleep does not play a role in your arthritis pain.

True
False

4. Which exercise program(s) can an arthritis sufferer benefit from?

Endurance Exercises
Range-of-Motion Exercises
Strengthening Exercises
All of the Above

5. Calcium is one of the principal factors that helps the body build and maintain strong bones

True
False

6. When traveling with arthritis, it is a good idea to:

Allow plenty of time to get to your gate
Carry small bills to tip those who assist with your luggage
Pack plastic bags to make ice packs
Do not overdo it, take breaks, and enjoy
All of the Above

7. During your doctor's appointment your doctor will likely ask you:

How much pain have you had in the past month
How have you tried to treat your problem
What makes the problem better
How often has your condition made it difficult to sleep
All of the above

8. Removing rugs and cords in your home prior to joint replacement surgery is not important.

True
False

9. After joint replacement surgery your first meal will be a non-restricted, well-balanced meal.

True
False

10. You will be able to drive yourself home after joint replacement surgery.

True
False

11. The hip joint is commonly referred to as a ball and socket joint.

True
False

12. There is only one type of hip fixation; cemented.

True
False

13. During knee replacement surgery, the following implants replace the damaged parts:

Femoral Component
Articulating Surface
Tibial Plate
All of the Above

14. How long will a knee joint replacement last?

10 Years
20 Years
Lifetime
Varies

15. Extension is bending of the knee joint, whereas flexion is straightening of the knee joint.

True
False

16. One of the bones of the elbow is:

Femur
Radius
Tibia

17. The socket portion of your shoulder is called your glenoid.

True
False

18. During your doctor's appointment you should ask your doctor:

What is the name of my condition
How can I stop the condition from occurring again
How many surgeries have you done
What are the side effects to this medication
All of the Above

19. After hip replacement surgery it is okay to cross your legs while sitting.

True
False

20. If arthritis makes preparing meals difficult you can:

Take rests while preparing meals to give joints a break
Use convenience foods
Keep common cooking utensils in an easy-to-reach place
Buy presliced and prechopped vegetables from the grocery store
All of the Above