AsterQuiz PM&R MCQ QuizOnline version PM&R basics by Anbu Ot2000 1 1. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) is also known as: a B. Physiatry b C. Orthopaedics c A. Neurology 2 2. The primary goal of PM&R is to: a B. Restore function and improve independence b A. Cure all diseases c D. Prescribe medications only 3 3. PM&R focuses mainly on: a A. Cosmetic improvement b D. Drug therapy c B. Maximum functional ability 4 4. Which of the following is NOT included in PM&R? a D. Organ transplantation b B. Assistive technology c A. Therapeutic exercise 5 5. Who emphasized exercise for recovery after illness? a A. Newton b C. Darwin c B. Hippocrates 6 6. Which historical event accelerated the development of rehabilitation services? a A. Industrial Revolution b C. Renaissance c B. World War Era 7 7. Rehabilitation philosophy states that: a A. Disability reduces human dignity b D. Families should not participate c B. Independence should be maximized 8 8. Rehabilitation should ideally begin: a B. As early as possible b C. Six months later c A. After discharge 9 9. Disability results from the interaction between: a B. Health condition and environment b C. Age and gender c A. Disease and medication 10 10. Which is a type of impairment? a A. Walking b C. Cognitive impairment c B. Cooking 11 11. Difficulty dressing is an example of: a A. Activity limitation b B. Participation restriction c D. Personal factor 12 12. Inability to return to work is an example of: a C. Impairment b A. Activity c B. Participation restriction 13 13. The WHO framework discussed in the presentation is: a A. ICD b C. ICF c B. DSM 14 14. Which is NOT an ICF component? a B. Participation b D. Blood Group c A. Activities 15 15. In the stroke example, hemiplegia belongs to: a C. Environmental Factors b A. Participation c B. Body Functions and Structures 16 16. Patient-centered care means rehabilitation should consider: a D. Therapist's preference b B. Patient's goals and values c A. Only diagnosis 17 17. A function-oriented approach emphasizes: a C. Surgical procedures b B. Meaningful activities c A. Laboratory values 18 18. Early intervention helps: a C. Delay recovery b B. Prevent contractures c A. Increase complications 19 19. SMART goals are: a B. Short, Modern, Accurate, Reliable, Timely b A. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound 20 20. Evidence-based practice combines: a B. Only research b A. Research, clinical expertise, and patient preferences c C. Only therapist experience 21 21. Which professional primarily manages ADLs and IADLs? a C. Dietitian b A. Physiotherapist c B. Occupational Therapist 22 22. Mobility and gait training are mainly provided by: a D. Dietitian b B. Physiotherapist c A. Occupational Therapist 23 23. Communication and swallowing problems are managed by: a A. Psychologist b D. Nurse c B. Speech-Language Pathologist 24 24. Which is an Occupational Therapy intervention? a B. Heart surgery b A. Splint fabrication c C. Chemotherapy 25 25. Cerebral palsy belongs to which age group in rehabilitation? a B. Pediatrics b A. Geriatrics c D. Adolescents only 26 26. Which is an assistive device? a A. Wheelchair b B. Stethoscope c C. Syringe 27 27. Grab bars are examples of: a B. Environmental modification b A. Exercise equipment c D. Diagnostic tools 28 28. Which assessment tool measures functional independence? a B. ECG b A. FIM c C. MRI 29 29. Which outcome measure is specifically listed for occupational performance? a B. CT Scan b C. EEG c A. COPM 30 30. Outcome measures are used to: a D. Prescribe medication b A. Replace treatment c B. Monitor progress and guide discharge planning
