MFA Webinar Quiz: Know Pain, Know Gain - Pain Neuroscience Education for Wellness

We hope you enjoyed the webinar, Know Pain, Know Gain - Pain Neuroscience Education for Wellness, with Eric Rebne. Here is the 10-question, True/False and multiple choice quiz. You must get an 80% to pass.

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1. Pain is described as an input by Louie Gifford’s Mature Organism Model.

1. Pain is described as an input by Louie Gifford’s Mature Organism Model. True False
2. Injured tissues always result in a pain experience.

2. Injured tissues always result in a pain experience. True False
3. Degenerative disc disease (DDD) is very common in people who are not experiencing any pain.

3. Degenerative disc disease (DDD) is very common in people who are not experiencing any pain. True False
4. Research has shown that bulging discs in the cervical spine (neck) are normal in pain-free 20-year-old men and women.

4. Research has shown that bulging discs in the cervical spine (neck) are normal in pain-free 20-year-old men and women. True False
5. Finish the sentence with the most appropriate answer, based on the webinar materials. “Pain is produced by the brain, based on a perception of _______.”

5. Finish the sentence with the most appropriate answer, based on the webinar materials. “Pain is produced by the brain, based on a perception of _______.” Light Threat Sound Warmth
6. Pain phenotypes or mechanisms include:

6. Pain phenotypes or mechanisms include: Nociceptive (tissue issues) Peripheral Neuropathic (nerves) Nociplastic (central sensitization) All of the above
7. Based on the Fear-avoidance Model by Vlaeyen and Linton, avoidance of activity can be driven by pain catastrophizing and pain-related fear.

7. Based on the Fear-avoidance Model by Vlaeyen and Linton, avoidance of activity can be driven by pain catastrophizing and pain-related fear. True False
8. Pain Neuroscience Education (PNE) has been shown to reduce:

8. Pain Neuroscience Education (PNE) has been shown to reduce: Pain catastrophizing Fear of movement and fear-avoidance behavior Healthcare costs/utilization due to pain All of the above
9. Pain Neuroscience Education is most effective for reducing subjective pain ratings when it is combined with movement and/or exercise.

9. Pain Neuroscience Education is most effective for reducing subjective pain ratings when it is combined with movement and/or exercise. True False
10. The current best evidence for the treatment of patients with chronic pain indicates that patients should receive these three categories of treatment:

10. The current best evidence for the treatment of patients with chronic pain indicates that patients should receive these three categories of treatment: Strategies to calm the nervous system; Passive modalities; Opioid medications Cognitive therapy; Movement; and Strategies to calm the nervous system Rest; Opioid Medications; Surgery Ice; Injections; Surgery

MFA Webinar Quiz: Know Pain, Know Gain - Pain Neuroscience Education for Wellness

MFA Webinar Quiz: Know Pain, Know Gain - Pain Neuroscience Education for Wellness

Now, for the quiz! Good luck!