Cox & Roper: Clinical Skills - Extended Matching Questions

Table of Contents

1. Chapter 04 - Cardiovascular System
2. Chapter 05 - Respiratory system
3. Chapter 06 - Adominal system
4. Chapter 07 - Rectal examination
5. Chapter 08 - Arms
6. Chapter 09 - Hands
7. Chapter 10 - Legs
8. Chapter 11 - Cranial Nerves
9. Chapter 12 - Necks
10. Chapter 13 - Joints
11. Chapter 14 - Spot Diagnosis
12. Chapter 15 - The electrocardiogram
13. Chapter 16 - The chest X-ray

Chapter 08 - Arms

Instructions: Each group of extended matching questions consists of lettered options followed by a list of numbered problems/questions. For each numbered problem/question select the one lettered option that most closely answers the question. You can use the lettered options once, more than once, or not at all.

Options:

1. Apraxia
2. Proprioception
3. Astereognosia
4. Paraesthaesia
5. Dysaesthesia
6. Fasciculation
7. Hemiballismus
8. Hyperpathia
9. Chorea
10. Athetosis
11. Myoclonus
12. Hyperalgesia
13. Neglect

Choose the correct term from the list of options for the following definitions

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Scenario 1 a) The ability of a person or animal to sense the position of their joints in space. Choose... Apraxia Proprioception Astereognosia Paraesthaesia Dysaesthesia Fasciculation Hemiballismus Hyperpathia Chorea Athetosis Myoclonus Hyperalgesia Neglect Correct. See page 214.Incorrect. See page 214.Your answer has been saved.

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Scenario 2 a) The sensory condition where there is an elevated pain threshold so that a painful stimulus is not felt until it is inflicted forcefully and then it is experienced at its full intensity. Choose... Apraxia Proprioception Astereognosia Paraesthaesia Dysaesthesia Fasciculation Hemiballismus Hyperpathia Chorea Athetosis Myoclonus Hyperalgesia Neglect Correct. See page 199.Incorrect. See page 199.Your answer has been saved.

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Scenario 3 a) The inability to recognise familiar objects by the sense of touch. Choose... Apraxia Proprioception Astereognosia Paraesthaesia Dysaesthesia Fasciculation Hemiballismus Hyperpathia Chorea Athetosis Myoclonus Hyperalgesia Neglect Correct. See page 216.Incorrect. See page 216.Your answer has been saved.

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Scenario 4 a) The sensory condition where a normal stimulus is experienced as an abnormal unpleasant sensation. Choose... Apraxia Proprioception Astereognosia Paraesthaesia Dysaesthesia Fasciculation Hemiballismus Hyperpathia Chorea Athetosis Myoclonus Hyperalgesia Neglect Correct. See page 216.Incorrect. See page 216.Your answer has been saved.

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Scenario 5 a) The sensory condition where there is a lowered pain threshold so that the slightest stimulus can be experienced as severe pain. Choose... Apraxia Proprioception Astereognosia Paraesthaesia Dysaesthesia Fasciculation Hemiballismus Hyperpathia Chorea Athetosis Myoclonus Hyperalgesia Neglect Correct. See page 199.Incorrect. See page 199.Your answer has been saved.