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Question 1:

Who was the first to describe frozen shoulder as periarthritis?

A) Duplay in 1872

B) Cyriax in 1983

C) Mitchell in 1977

D) Neviaser in 1945

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Question 2:

Frozen shoulder typically affects which joint?

A) Hip joint

B) Glenohumeral joint

C) Elbow joint

D) Wrist joint

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Question 3:

What is a common risk factor for developing a frozen shoulder?

A) Diabetes

B) Hypertension

C) Scoliosis

D) Carpal tunnel syndrome

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Question 4:

What is the first phase of the frozen shoulder known as?

A) Thawing phase

B) Frozen phase

C) Freezing phase

D) Recovery phase

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Question 5:

What percentage of the population is typically affected by frozen shoulder?

A) 20%

B) 10%

C) 15%

D) 2%

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Question 6:

Which ligament plays a role in the pathology of a frozen shoulder?

A) Anterior cruciate ligament

B) Ulnar collateral ligament

C) Coracohumeral ligament

D) Lateral collateral ligament

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Question 7:

Which type of movement is most restricted in the frozen shoulder?

A) External (lateral) rotation

B) Flexion

C) Internal rotation

D) Extension

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Question 8:

What type of therapy is most often used to treat trigger points in the frozen shoulder?

A) Acupuncture

B) Manual therapy

C) Surgery

D) Electric stimulation

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Question 9:

What role does inflammation play in a frozen shoulder?

A) It leads to the thickening of the joint capsule.

B) It loosens the shoulder joint.

C) It decreases the risk of adhesions.

D) It enhances the shoulder's range of motion.

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Question 10:

In which phase does spontaneous recovery of mobility occur in a frozen shoulder?

A) Frozen phase

B) Freezing phase

C) Thawing phase

D) Inflammatory phase

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Question 11:

Which muscle is commonly affected by a frozen shoulder?

A) Latissimus dorsi

B) Triceps brachii

C) Supraspinatus

D) Biceps femoris

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Question 12:

What is the most likely cause of the primary frozen shoulder?

A) Idiopathic (no apparent reason)

B) Direct injury to the shoulder

C) Infection

D) Genetic predisposition

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Question 13:

What is the common term for the range of motion restriction pattern in a frozen shoulder?

A) Capsular pattern

B) Ligamentous restriction

C) Tendon shortening

D) Muscular inhibition

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Question 14:

Which phase of a frozen shoulder is the most painful?

A) Thawing phase

B) Freezing phase

C) Recovery phase

D) Post-operative phase

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Question 15:

What is the recommended treatment during the frozen phase?

A) Gentle mobilization and pain management

B) Aggressive stretching

C) Surgery

D) Complete immobilization

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Question 16:

What is a possible secondary cause of a frozen shoulder?

A) Diabetes

B) Post-trauma or surgery

C) Scoliosis

D) Vitamin deficiency

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Question 17:

What is the typical duration of the freezing phase in a frozen shoulder?

A) 1-3 months

B) 9-12 months

C) 2-8 months

D) 1 year

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Question 18:

What is the name of the bursa most commonly involved in the frozen shoulder?

A) Subscapularis bursa

B) Subacromial-subdeltoid bursa

C) Iliopsoas bursa

D) Trochanteric bursa

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Question 19:

Which of the following is a characteristic of the thawing phase?

A) Increased inflammation

B) Gradual recovery of mobility

C) Muscle atrophy

D) Sharp pain

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Question 20:

Which diagnostic method is commonly used to detect a frozen shoulder?

A) CT scan

B) MRI

C) X-ray

D) Bone density test

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Question 21:

Which nerve is primarily involved in frozen shoulder pain?

A) Ulnar nerve

B) Sciatic nerve

C) Brachial plexus

D) Radial nerve

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Question 22:

Inflammation of which tendon is often involved in a frozen shoulder?

A) Triceps brachii tendon

B) Long head of the biceps tendon

C) Hamstring tendon

D) Achilles tendon

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Question 23:

Which of the following treatments is contraindicated during the freezing phase?

A) Heat therapy

B) Vigorous stretching

C) Cold therapy

D) Manual therapy

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Question 24:

What is a possible consequence of an untreated frozen shoulder?

A) Chronic stiffness

B) Muscle hypertrophy

C) Increased joint mobility

D) Improved circulation

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Question 25:

Which phase of frozen shoulder may last for several months to a year?

A) Freezing phase

B) Frozen phase

C) Post-inflammatory phase

D) Acute phase

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Question 26:

What is the capsular pattern of movement loss in a frozen shoulder?

A) Flexion, extension, rotation

B) External rotation, abduction, internal rotation

C) Abduction, adduction, flexion

D) Flexion, adduction, abduction

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Question 27:

Which treatment helps to reduce inflammation in the frozen shoulder?

A) Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)

B) Cortisol injections

C) Massage therapy

D) Acupuncture

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Question 28:

What is a common non-manual treatment option for a frozen shoulder?

A) Chiropractic adjustments

B) Steroid injections

C) Laser therapy

D) Ultrasound therapy

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Question 29:

Which muscle group plays a role in shoulder abduction affected by a frozen shoulder?

A) Pectoralis major

B) Trapezius

C) Rotator cuff muscles

D) Rhomboids

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Question 30:

What is another term often used interchangeably with 'Frozen Shoulder'?

A) Rotator cuff tear

B) Tendonitis

C) Adhesive capsulitis

D) Bursitis

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