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Quiz: Do You Understand Osteoporosis?

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1

OA or osteoarthritis is a common chronic condition that can occur over time where the joints are damaged by mechanical overload and inflammation leading to a loss of joint space between bones.

Explanation:

OA or osteoarthritis is a common chronic condition that can involve one or more joints of the wrist, thumb, and fingers. It can occur with aging and involves a loss of articular cartilage through mechanical loading and inflammation and subsequently, a loss of joint space between the bones.

2

A common site of OA development is between the bones that form the base of the thumb, the trapezium and the 1st metacarpal bone.

Explanation:

A common site of OA development is between the bones that form the joint at the base of the thumb, the trapezium and the 1st metacarpal bone.

3

As the condition develops, one will often feel pain and stiffness at the base of the thumb, wrist and hand in general.

Explanation:

As the condition develops, you might begin to feel pain and stiffness at the base of the thumb, particularly with certain motions such as pinching or squeezing.

4

A physiotherapist may suggest wearing a thumb splint, which would be worn during the night as well as when you are doing activities that require use of the hand and thumb.

Explanation:

A physiotherapist might suggest a splint to be worn to provide some external stability to help reduce pain and prevent deformity at the joint. These splints are usually worn only at night, during flare ups or during heavy or repeated activities involving the thumb.

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Doing exercises for OA of the thumb will make the joint worse and is not recommended.

Explanation:

A common misconception with arthritis is that exercise can further damage the joint. Exercise and movement are often some of the best things you can do for joint health, and a physiotherapist can work with you to ensure you are moving and loading the joint in a manner that is safe and beneficial for the health of your joints.

Marpole Physiotherapy Clinic, Vancouver, BC has an approach that is holistic and patient centered. We treat your whole physical person, using your goals and our knowledge to create an individualized treatment plan. Marpole Physiotherapy Clinic educates you, supports you, encourages you and motivates you, while treating you as we would treat our best friends. We're here to get you well and keep you moving! Marpole Physiotherapy Clinic is “hands on” manual therapists, using our hands supported by several integrated healing techniques to assist you in restoring and maintaining functional movement. Marpole Physiotherapy Clinic believes that each session should be at least 30 minutes of one-on-one time, because our many years of experience has taught us that less than this is insufficient to achieve satisfactory results Marpole Physiotherapy Clinicr entire team works together, each therapist using their own expertise to contribute to a very integrated and effective treatment plan. Athlete or growing teen, pregnant women to accident related injuries; our team has the broad range of expertise to restore your optimal movement and desired lifestyle. Visit Marpole Physiotherapy Clinic today and get back to feeling great. Top Physiotherapists and Physiotherapy Clinics in Vancouver, BC

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