1. Physiotherapy primarily aims to:
(A) Restore function and mobility
(B) Increase heart rate
(C) Improve digestion
(D) Promote sleep
2. Which of the following is a common application of physiotherapy?
(A) Post-fracture rehabilitation
(B) Cooking therapy
(C) Speech training
(D) Writing practice
3. The use of heat therapy in rehabilitation is mainly to:
(A) Reduce blood flow
(B) Relieve muscle spasm
(C) Strengthen ligaments
(D) Increase bone density
4. Hydrotherapy is especially useful for:
(A) Asthma
(B) Obesity
(C) Arthritis and joint pain
(D) Vision problems
5. Electrical stimulation is used in physiotherapy to:
(A) Improve skin glow
(B) Stimulate muscle contraction
(C) Increase hair growth
(D) Reduce appetite
6. Balance training in physiotherapy is crucial for patients with:
(A) Cardiac arrest
(B) Vestibular disorders
(C) Kidney stones
(D) Diabetes
7. Gait training is used in rehabilitation for:
(A) Improving walking patterns
(B) Enhancing eyesight
(C) Increasing appetite
(D) Reducing speech difficulty
8. Post-stroke physiotherapy mainly focuses on:
(A) Weight reduction
(B) Muscle re-education
(C) Improving vision
(D) Reducing hearing loss
9. Respiratory physiotherapy is important for patients with:
(A) Tuberculosis
(B) COPD
(C) Asthma
(D) All of the above
10. Strengthening exercises in physiotherapy help in:
(A) Reducing fat only
(B) Improving muscle power and endurance
(C) Enhancing skin elasticity
(D) Correcting dental problems
11. Cryotherapy is commonly used to:
(A) Reduce inflammation and swelling
(B) Improve muscle tone
(C) Increase joint mobility
(D) Stimulate digestion
12. Which of the following patients would benefit most from chest physiotherapy?
(A) Stroke patient
(B) Patient with pneumonia
(C) Fracture patient
(D) Kidney patient
13. Ergonomic training in rehabilitation focuses on:
(A) Proper workplace posture
(B) Increasing muscle size
(C) Cardiac endurance
(D) Skin care
14. Physiotherapy management in Parkinson’s disease includes:
(A) Flexibility and balance training
(B) Reducing hunger
(C) Improving sleep cycle
(D) Correcting speech only
15. Ultrasound therapy in physiotherapy is used for:
(A) Pain relief and tissue healing
(B) Increasing bone size
(C) Reducing eyesight problems
(D) Correcting digestion
16. Pulmonary rehabilitation programs are most useful for:
(A) COPD patients
(B) Fracture patients
(C) Diabetic patients
(D) Kidney stone patients
17. A major goal of sports rehabilitation physiotherapy is:
(A) Return to sport safely
(B) Increase weight gain
(C) Improve singing ability
(D) Enhance appetite
18. Post-operative physiotherapy in knee replacement focuses on:
(A) Early mobilization and strengthening
(B) Avoiding exercises
(C) Only resting
(D) Reducing food intake
19. Physiotherapy for children with cerebral palsy aims at:
(A) Improving motor skills and posture
(B) Increasing height
(C) Correcting teeth
(D) Enhancing voice
20. The McKenzie method in physiotherapy is commonly used for:
(A) Low back pain management
(B) Cardiac problems
(C) Vision disorders
(D) Kidney infections
21. A key physiotherapy goal in spinal cord injury rehabilitation is:
(A) Maximizing independence
(B) Improving eyesight
(C) Controlling appetite
(D) Strengthening hair roots
22. Vestibular rehabilitation physiotherapy is designed for:
(A) Balance and dizziness problems
(B) Hand injuries
(C) Vocal cord issues
(D) Kidney disorders
23. Which physiotherapy technique is used to prevent contractures?
(A) Passive stretching
(B) Cold packs
(C) Ultrasound therapy
(D) Electrical heating
24. Post-fracture physiotherapy helps to:
(A) Restore joint mobility and muscle strength
(B) Increase eyesight
(C) Reduce dental pain
(D) Improve digestion
25. Occupational therapy and physiotherapy together help in:
(A) Functional independence
(B) Weight loss
(C) Improving hair quality
(D) Enhancing eyesight
26. Post-cardiac surgery physiotherapy includes:
(A) Breathing exercises and mobility training
(B) Vision therapy
(C) Speech therapy
(D) Hair treatment
27. Manual therapy techniques include:
(A) Mobilization and manipulation
(B) X-rays
(C) Surgery
(D) Blood tests
28. Aquatic therapy provides:
(A) Reduced joint stress and resistance training
(B) Faster digestion
(C) Improved eyesight
(D) Increased hunger
29. Physiotherapy for stroke patients often uses:
(A) Constraint-induced movement therapy
(B) Skin massage only
(C) Speech correction only
(D) Weight gain therapy
30. The main role of physiotherapy in ICU patients is:
(A) Chest clearance and early mobilization
(B) Improving vision
(C) Enhancing sleep
(D) Controlling diet
31. Rehabilitation after ankle sprain includes:
(A) Strengthening, balance, and proprioception exercises
(B) Avoiding all movement
(C) Surgery only
(D) Breathing therapy
32. In elderly rehabilitation, physiotherapy mainly addresses:
(A) Falls prevention and mobility training
(B) Improving eyesight
(C) Enhancing memory
(D) Skin care
33. Proprioceptive training helps in:
(A) Joint stability
(B) Digestion
(C) Hair growth
(D) Voice improvement
34. Which of the following is a cardiopulmonary rehabilitation technique?
(A) Aerobic exercise training
(B) Dental cleaning
(C) Eye patching
(D) Speech practice
35. Neurological physiotherapy deals with:
(A) Stroke, Parkinson’s, spinal cord injuries
(B) Eye infections
(C) Kidney diseases
(D) Diabetes
36. A physiotherapy intervention for frozen shoulder is:
(A) Joint mobilization and stretching
(B) Rest only
(C) Eye drops
(D) Weight gain
37. Pulmonary physiotherapy often uses:
(A) Breathing exercises and postural drainage
(B) Vision therapy
(C) Weight lifting
(D) Hair treatment
38. Functional electrical stimulation is applied to:
(A) Paralyzed muscles
(B) Heart chambers
(C) Kidneys
(D) Eyes
39. The role of physiotherapy in burns rehabilitation is:
(A) Preventing contractures and improving mobility
(B) Reducing hunger
(C) Improving eyesight
(D) Controlling blood sugar
40. Which exercise is commonly prescribed in cardiac rehabilitation?
(A) Walking and cycling
(B) Heavy weight lifting
(C) Wrestling
(D) Jumping only
41. Physiotherapy for multiple sclerosis focuses on:
(A) Fatigue management and mobility training
(B) Hair growth
(C) Dental care
(D) Weight gain
42. In post-amputation rehabilitation, physiotherapy includes:
(A) Stump care and gait training with prosthesis
(B) Vision correction
(C) Speech exercises
(D) Hair therapy
43. Which technique is often used in physiotherapy for back pain?
(A) Core strengthening exercises
(B) Cardiac therapy
(C) Vision exercises
(D) Dental scaling
44. Physiotherapy plays an important role in ICU-acquired weakness by:
(A) Early mobilization and muscle strengthening
(B) Speech correction
(C) Vision training
(D) Weight loss
45. A primary goal of cancer rehabilitation physiotherapy is:
(A) Pain management and functional independence
(B) Reducing eyesight problems
(C) Improving digestion
(D) Enhancing sleep only
46. Postural training in physiotherapy helps prevent:
(A) Back pain and spinal deformities
(B) Weight gain
(C) Hair loss
(D) Vision issues
47. Which physiotherapy approach is effective in osteoarthritis?
(A) Strengthening and low-impact exercises
(B) Eye patching
(C) Hair massage
(D) Weight gain therapy
48. Cardiac rehabilitation physiotherapy sessions include:
(A) Exercise, education, and lifestyle modification
(B) Dental care
(C) Vision therapy
(D) Hair care
49. Rehabilitation physiotherapy in ICU patients reduces:
(A) Length of hospital stay
(B) Vision loss
(C) Hunger
(D) Skin issues
50. The overall goal of rehabilitation physiotherapy is to:
(A) Restore maximum functional independence
(B) Improve skin tone
(C) Increase body fat
(D) Reduce eyesight problems