Question 1

Which of the following is NOT considered a common treatment for juvenile arthritis

Accepted Answer

A) Vitamin supplements 
B) Exercise therapy 
C) Drug treatments 
D) Psychological approaches 
A) Vitamin supplements 
B) Exercise therapy 
C) Drug treatments 
D) Psychological approaches

Question 2

According to research studies conducted on pain management, _____ often ignore the pain or attempt to control the pain themselves.

Accepted Answer

A) Native Americans 
B) Latinos 
C) Caucasians 
D) African Americans 
A) Native Americans 
B) Latinos 
C) Caucasians 
D) African Americans

Question 3

Scott and Huskisson helped popularize _____ to rate pain severity.

Accepted Answer

A) Visual analogue measures 
B) Behavioral observations 
C) Verbal questionnaires 
D) Written questionnaires 
A) Visual analogue measures 
B) Behavioral observations 
C) Verbal questionnaires 
D) Written questionnaires

Question 4

Which of the following is a reason for ethnic differences in pain perception

Accepted Answer

A) Lack of health insurance 
B) Provider beliefs and biases about minority patients 
C) Limited access to care due to socioeconomic factors 
D) All of the above 
A) Lack of health insurance 
B) Provider beliefs and biases about minority patients 
C) Limited access to care due to socioeconomic factors 
D) All of the above

Question 5

Research conducted by Folkman & Moskowitz (2000) concluded that when a caregiver was able to _____, they were more likely to report better overall psychological health in the short-term and the longer term.

Accepted Answer

A) Set small, goal-specific daily tasks 
B) Exercise daily 
C) Work on a hobby each day 
D) Enlist the help of others 
A) Set small, goal-specific daily tasks 
B) Exercise daily 
C) Work on a hobby each day 
D) Enlist the help of others

Question 6

_____ are not meant to solve a problem, but rather to help an individual manage the consequences of the problem.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____ are not meant to solve a...

Question 7

Research indicates that psychological techniques, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or emotional disclosure, are beneficial to improvements in pain coping and pain self-efficacy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Studies show that in contrast to men, women in caregiving roles:

Accepted Answer

A) Are less likely to become depressed. 
B) Are less likely to suffer from chronic disease and insomnia 
C) Are more likely to develop stress in anticipation of the caregiving role 
D) None of the above 
A) Are less likely to become depressed. 
B) Are less likely to suffer from chronic disease and insomnia 
C) Are more likely to develop stress in anticipation of the caregiving role 
D) None of the above

Question 9

Drugs that reduce the pain and inflammation associated with arthritis are called

Accepted Answer

A) Narcotics. 
B) NSAIDS. 
C) Antiretrovirals. 
D) Analgesics. 
A) Narcotics. 
B) NSAIDS. 
C) Antiretrovirals. 
D) Analgesics.

Question 10

Arthritis can be a contributing factor to mortality.Therefore, it would be considered a _____ cause of death.

Accepted Answer

A) Distal 
B) Proximal 
C) Direct 
D) Primary 
A) Distal 
B) Proximal 
C) Direct 
D) Primary

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT considered a cause of arthritis

Accepted Answer

A) Degeneration of the bones near the joints 
B) Tumors in the joints 
C) Erosion of the bones near the joints 
D) Inflammation of the tissues surrounding bones and joints 
A) Degeneration of the bones near the joints 
B) Tumors in the joints 
C) Erosion of the bones near the joints 
D) Inflammation of the tissues surrounding bones and joints

Question 12

One of the goals of biofeedback is to

Accepted Answer

A) Help individuals release suppressed feelings. 
B) Provide instruction about exercise programs designed to minimize pain. 
C) Help people realize that they can master their pain. 
D) Teach people to reregulate their autonomic nervous systems. 
A) Help individuals release suppressed feelings. 
B) Provide instruction about exercise programs designed to minimize pain. 
C) Help people realize that they can master their pain. 
D) Teach people to reregulate their autonomic nervous systems.

Question 13

The benefits of exercise for arthritis are clear regardless of the type of exercise or its intensity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Shakira's physician recently prescribed her the newest type of NSAID called

Accepted Answer

A) Naproxen. 
B) Opioid analgesics. 
C) Anti-tumor necrosis factor (TNF) drugs. 
D) COX-2 inhibitors. 
A) Naproxen. 
B) Opioid analgesics. 
C) Anti-tumor necrosis factor (TNF) drugs. 
D) COX-2 inhibitors.

Question 15

Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a type of arthritis that causes

Accepted Answer

A) Inflammation of the joints. 
B) A rigid or stiff spine. 
C) Inability to perform daily hygienic tasks. 
D) Deformation of the areas surrounding the joints. 
A) Inflammation of the joints. 
B) A rigid or stiff spine. 
C) Inability to perform daily hygienic tasks. 
D) Deformation of the areas surrounding the joints.

Question 16

Research studies (Green et.al, 2003) have demonstrated that minority patients

Accepted Answer

A) Are more likely to be undertreated for pain. 
B) Are more likely to be treated quickly for pain. 
C) Are more likely to receive a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for the complaints of pain. 
D) Are more likely to be misdiagnosed. 
A) Are more likely to be undertreated for pain. 
B) Are more likely to be treated quickly for pain. 
C) Are more likely to receive a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for the complaints of pain. 
D) Are more likely to be misdiagnosed.

Question 17

_____ are a type of behavioral intervention that may be designed and administered by physical therapists.

Accepted Answer

A) Exercise therapies 
B) Psychotherapies 
C) Cognitive therapies 
D) Talk therapies 
A) Exercise therapies 
B) Psychotherapies 
C) Cognitive therapies 
D) Talk therapies

Question 18

Gout is caused by

Accepted Answer

A) Inflammation in the neck and spinal cord. 
B) Fusion of the spinal cord. 
C) Crystal deposits in joints and tissues. 
D) Specific genetic markers. 
A) Inflammation in the neck and spinal cord. 
B) Fusion of the spinal cord. 
C) Crystal deposits in joints and tissues. 
D) Specific genetic markers.

Question 19

The majority of research on pain management focuses on the two main processes:

Accepted Answer

A) Pain management or pain elimination. 
B) Pain thresholds or pain management. 
C) Pain elimination or pain thresholds. 
D) Pain treatments or pain management outcomes. 
A) Pain management or pain elimination. 
B) Pain thresholds or pain management. 
C) Pain elimination or pain thresholds. 
D) Pain treatments or pain management outcomes.

Question 20

The mildest NSAID treatment available to control mild arthritis-related symptoms is

Accepted Answer

A) Aleve. 
B) Naproxen. 
C) Ibuprofen. 
D) Aspirin. 
A) Aleve. 
B) Naproxen. 
C) Ibuprofen. 
D) Aspirin.

Which of the following is NOT considered a common treatment for juvenile arthritis

According to research studies conducted on pain management, _____ often ignore the pain or attempt to control the pain themselves.

Scott and Huskisson helped popularize _____ to rate pain severity.

Which of the following is a reason for ethnic differences in pain perception

Research conducted by Folkman & Moskowitz (2000) concluded that when a caregiver was able to _____, they were more likely to report better overall psychological health in the short-term and the longer term.

_____ are not meant to solve a problem, but rather to help an individual manage the consequences of the problem.

Research indicates that psychological techniques, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or emotional disclosure, are beneficial to improvements in pain coping and pain self-efficacy.

Studies show that in contrast to men, women in caregiving roles:

Drugs that reduce the pain and inflammation associated with arthritis are called

Arthritis can be a contributing factor to mortality.Therefore, it would be considered a _____ cause of death.

Which of the following is NOT considered a cause of arthritis

One of the goals of biofeedback is to

The benefits of exercise for arthritis are clear regardless of the type of exercise or its intensity.

Shakira's physician recently prescribed her the newest type of NSAID called

Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a type of arthritis that causes

Research studies (Green et.al, 2003) have demonstrated that minority patients

_____ are a type of behavioral intervention that may be designed and administered by physical therapists.

Gout is caused by

The majority of research on pain management focuses on the two main processes:

The mildest NSAID treatment available to control mild arthritis-related symptoms is

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Exam 10: Chronic Pain Management and Arthritis

Which of the following is NOT considered a common treatment for juvenile arthritis

According to research studies conducted on pain management, _____ often ignore the pain or attempt to control the pain themselves.

Scott and Huskisson helped popularize _____ to rate pain severity.

Which of the following is a reason for ethnic differences in pain perception

Research conducted by Folkman & Moskowitz (2000) concluded that when a caregiver was able to _____, they were more likely to report better overall psychological health in the short-term and the longer term.

_____ are not meant to solve a problem, but rather to help an individual manage the consequences of the problem.

Research indicates that psychological techniques, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or emotional disclosure, are beneficial to improvements in pain coping and pain self-efficacy.

Studies show that in contrast to men, women in caregiving roles:

Drugs that reduce the pain and inflammation associated with arthritis are called

Arthritis can be a contributing factor to mortality.Therefore, it would be considered a _____ cause of death.

Which of the following is NOT considered a cause of arthritis

One of the goals of biofeedback is to

The benefits of exercise for arthritis are clear regardless of the type of exercise or its intensity.

Shakira's physician recently prescribed her the newest type of NSAID called

Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a type of arthritis that causes

Research studies (Green et.al, 2003) have demonstrated that minority patients

_____ are a type of behavioral intervention that may be designed and administered by physical therapists.

Gout is caused by

The majority of research on pain management focuses on the two main processes:

The mildest NSAID treatment available to control mild arthritis-related symptoms is

An Interdisciplinary View of Health

Research Methods

Global Communicable and Chronic Disease

Theories and Models of Health Behavior Change

Risky Health Behaviors

Emotional Health and Well-Being

Stress and Coping

HIV and AIDS

Cardiovascular Disease

Cancer

Health Care Systems and Health Policy: Effects on Health Outcomes

The Health Psychologists Role: Research, Application, and Advocacy

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