Question 1

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD by Harrison et al. in JOSPT 2014 includes ___ conditions/classifications.

Accepted Answer

4

Question 2

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD conditions was presented by ___ et al. in JOSPT 2014.

Accepted Answer

Harrison

Question 3

A history of ___ or ___ or joint sounds is a characteristic of Disc Displacement without Reduction.

Accepted Answer

jaw locking, catching

Question 4

The most reliable method to detect joint sounds in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is using a ___.

Accepted Answer

stethoscope

Question 5

The clicking sound in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction occurs due to the ___ of the disc.

Accepted Answer

reduction

Question 6

During mouth closing, the disc in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction may cause a ___ click.

Accepted Answer

closing

Question 7

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction typically has ___ joint sounds.

Accepted Answer

No

Question 8

Parafunctional habits include gritting, clenching, bruxing, grinding, nail biting, and ___ chewing.

Accepted Answer

gum

Question 9

A common symptom of Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction is ___, especially during jaw movement.

Accepted Answer

pain

Question 10

Patients with anterior disc displacement with reduction often experience intermittent ___ of the jaw.

Accepted Answer

locking

Question 11

Pain with ___ palpation is a sign of osteoarthritis/osteoarthrosis.

Accepted Answer

TMJ

Question 12

Evidence of osteoarthritis can be seen on ___.

Accepted Answer

films

Question 13

Capsular adhesions result in limited ___ excursion.

Accepted Answer

contralateral

Question 14

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction may have ___ or ___ opening.

Accepted Answer

Normal, Limited

Question 15

Disc Displacement can occur with macro-trauma often after ___, ___, or ___.

Accepted Answer

dental procedures, intubations, blows to face

Question 16

A common symptom of Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is an ___/___ click.

Accepted Answer

opening/closing

Question 17

In Disc Displacement without Reduction, there is often a deflection toward the ___ side.

Accepted Answer

limited

Question 18

In Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction, the disc returns to its normal position during ___.

Accepted Answer

mouth opening

Question 19

Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction often involves a ___ click when the mouth is opened.

Accepted Answer

single

Question 20

Capsular adhesions can cause limited mouth opening of less than ___ mm.

Accepted Answer

40

Question 21

In anterior disc displacement with reduction, the disc is displaced ___ when the mouth is closed.

Accepted Answer

anteriorly

Question 22

Disc Displacement with reduction is abbreviated as ___.

Accepted Answer

DDWR

Question 23

Osteoarthritis can lead to limited mouth opening secondary to ___.

Accepted Answer

pain

Question 24

Typically, individuals with Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction can open their mouth ___ mm.

Accepted Answer

40

Question 25

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction can lead to a limited ability to ___ the mouth.

Accepted Answer

open

Question 26

The condition where the disc is displaced anteriorly but reduces upon opening is known as ___ with Reduction.

Accepted Answer

Anterior Disc Displacement

Question 27

A common symptom of anterior disc displacement with reduction is a ___ sound during jaw movement.

Accepted Answer

clicking

Question 28

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD conditions was published in the journal ___.

Accepted Answer

JOSPT

Question 29

Overuse of masticatory muscles is commonly caused by ___ habits.

Accepted Answer

parafunctional

Question 30

A common cause of osteoarthritis is ___ minor trauma.

Accepted Answer

repetitive

Question 31

Reproduction of muscle pain with ___ maximum opening is a diagnostic criterion for Masticatory Muscle Disorders.

Accepted Answer

unassisted

Question 32

Osteoarthritis affects ___-___% of the population over 60.

Accepted Answer

80-90

Question 33

Osteoarthritis is usually ___, affecting only one side.

Accepted Answer

unilateral

Question 34

Masticatory muscle disorders can result in muscle shortening/contracture, trigger points, and ___ pain.

Accepted Answer

referred

Question 35

Masticatory muscles can get overstretched during dental procedures or an acute blow or ___ to the region.

Accepted Answer

trauma

Question 36

A key symptom of Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is the presence of a ___ sound during jaw movement.

Accepted Answer

clicking

Question 37

Patients with Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction may experience ___ during jaw movements.

Accepted Answer

pain

Question 38

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD by Harrison et al. in JOSPT 2014 includes ___ classifications.

Accepted Answer

7

Question 39

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD conditions was published in the year ___.

Accepted Answer

2014

Question 40

Masticatory muscle disorders may be injured through overuse, increased tensile strain, muscle guarding, or ___ mediated myalgia.

Accepted Answer

centrally

Question 41

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction is a condition where the disc is displaced ___ and does not return to its normal position.

Accepted Answer

anteriorly

Question 42

Protrusion with deflection toward the ___ side is a characteristic of capsular adhesions.

Accepted Answer

affected

Question 43

Disc Displacement without reduction is abbreviated as ___.

Accepted Answer

DDWOR

Question 44

The management of temporomandibular disorders involves understanding the three conditions/classifications: ___, ___, and ___.

Accepted Answer

Overview of Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD), Masticatory Muscle Disorders, Joint Dysfunction in TMD

Question 45

Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is characterized by ___, ___, and ___ (reciprocal click) 1 out of 3 repetitions with mandibular depression.

Accepted Answer

clicking, snapping, popping

Question 46

Disc Displacement without Reduction often results in a range of motion (ROM) of less than ___ mm mandibular depression.

Accepted Answer

40

Question 47

Unlike Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction, the disc in Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction does not ___ back into place during jaw movement.

Accepted Answer

reduce

Question 48

During anterior disc displacement with reduction, the disc reduces or returns to its normal position during ___.

Accepted Answer

jaw opening

Question 49

A positive history of pain in the area of muscle with reproduction of familiar pain with ___ of muscle is a characteristic of Masticatory Muscle Disorders.

Accepted Answer

palpation

Question 50

Repeated micro-trauma associated with ___ can result in thinning or perforations and disc displacement.

Accepted Answer

parafunctional activities

Question 51

Disc Displacement without Reduction is characterized by the absence of ___.

Accepted Answer

clicking

Question 52

An ___ Curve with opening is a characteristic of Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction.

Accepted Answer

S

Question 53

Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is characterized by ___ and ___ clicks.

Accepted Answer

opening, closing

Question 54

The term 'reduction' in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction refers to the disc moving back into its ___ position.

Accepted Answer

normal

Question 55

The clicking sounds in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction are often described as ___ and ___.

Accepted Answer

popping, snapping

Question 56

An inconsistent alteration in ___ control is another possible criterion for Masticatory Muscle Disorders.

Accepted Answer

mandibular

Question 57

In Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction, the jaw movement is often ___ due to the disc blocking the condyle.

Accepted Answer

restricted

Question 58

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD by Harrison et al. in JOSPT 2014 includes ___ main categories.

Accepted Answer

3

Question 59

Capsular adhesions are typically associated with ___ joint sounds.

Accepted Answer

no

Question 60

One possible criterion for Masticatory Muscle Disorders is the absence of ___ sounds.

Accepted Answer

joint

Question 61

Arthralgia in joint dysfunction is characterized by ___ pain with joint movements.

Accepted Answer

preauricular

Question 62

Anterior disc displacement with reduction is characterized by the disc moving ___ of its normal position during jaw opening.

Accepted Answer

back into

Question 63

A possible history of ___ may be linked to capsular adhesions.

Accepted Answer

trauma

Question 64

___ oral behaviors are considered a possible criterion for Masticatory Muscle Disorders.

Accepted Answer

Parafunction

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD by Harrison et al. in JOSPT 2014 includes ___ conditions/classifications.

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD conditions was presented by ___ et al. in JOSPT 2014.

A history of ___ or ___ or joint sounds is a characteristic of Disc Displacement without Reduction.

The most reliable method to detect joint sounds in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is using a ___.

The clicking sound in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction occurs due to the ___ of the disc.

During mouth closing, the disc in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction may cause a ___ click.

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction typically has ___ joint sounds.

Parafunctional habits include gritting, clenching, bruxing, grinding, nail biting, and ___ chewing.

A common symptom of Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction is ___, especially during jaw movement.

Patients with anterior disc displacement with reduction often experience intermittent ___ of the jaw.

Pain with ___ palpation is a sign of osteoarthritis/osteoarthrosis.

Evidence of osteoarthritis can be seen on ___.

Capsular adhesions result in limited ___ excursion.

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction may have ___ or ___ opening.

Disc Displacement can occur with macro-trauma often after ___, ___, or ___.

A common symptom of Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is an ___/___ click.

In Disc Displacement without Reduction, there is often a deflection toward the ___ side.

In Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction, the disc returns to its normal position during ___.

Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction often involves a ___ click when the mouth is opened.

Capsular adhesions can cause limited mouth opening of less than ___ mm.

In anterior disc displacement with reduction, the disc is displaced ___ when the mouth is closed.

Disc Displacement with reduction is abbreviated as ___.

Osteoarthritis can lead to limited mouth opening secondary to ___.

Typically, individuals with Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction can open their mouth ___ mm.

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction can lead to a limited ability to ___ the mouth.

The condition where the disc is displaced anteriorly but reduces upon opening is known as ___ with Reduction.

A common symptom of anterior disc displacement with reduction is a ___ sound during jaw movement.

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD conditions was published in the journal ___.

Overuse of masticatory muscles is commonly caused by ___ habits.

A common cause of osteoarthritis is ___ minor trauma.

Reproduction of muscle pain with ___ maximum opening is a diagnostic criterion for Masticatory Muscle Disorders.

Osteoarthritis affects ___-___% of the population over 60.

Osteoarthritis is usually ___, affecting only one side.

Masticatory muscle disorders can result in muscle shortening/contracture, trigger points, and ___ pain.

Masticatory muscles can get overstretched during dental procedures or an acute blow or ___ to the region.

A key symptom of Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is the presence of a ___ sound during jaw movement.

Patients with Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction may experience ___ during jaw movements.

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD by Harrison et al. in JOSPT 2014 includes ___ classifications.

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD conditions was published in the year ___.

Masticatory muscle disorders may be injured through overuse, increased tensile strain, muscle guarding, or ___ mediated myalgia.

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction is a condition where the disc is displaced ___ and does not return to its normal position.

Protrusion with deflection toward the ___ side is a characteristic of capsular adhesions.

Disc Displacement without reduction is abbreviated as ___.

The management of temporomandibular disorders involves understanding the three conditions/classifications: ___, ___, and ___.

Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is characterized by ___, ___, and ___ (reciprocal click) 1 out of 3 repetitions with mandibular depression.

Disc Displacement without Reduction often results in a range of motion (ROM) of less than ___ mm mandibular depression.

Unlike Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction, the disc in Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction does not ___ back into place during jaw movement.

During anterior disc displacement with reduction, the disc reduces or returns to its normal position during ___.

A positive history of pain in the area of muscle with reproduction of familiar pain with ___ of muscle is a characteristic of Masticatory Muscle Disorders.

Repeated micro-trauma associated with ___ can result in thinning or perforations and disc displacement.

Disc Displacement without Reduction is characterized by the absence of ___.

An ___ Curve with opening is a characteristic of Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction.

Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is characterized by ___ and ___ clicks.

The term 'reduction' in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction refers to the disc moving back into its ___ position.

The clicking sounds in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction are often described as ___ and ___.

An inconsistent alteration in ___ control is another possible criterion for Masticatory Muscle Disorders.

In Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction, the jaw movement is often ___ due to the disc blocking the condyle.

The proposed diagnostic classification for TMD by Harrison et al. in JOSPT 2014 includes ___ main categories.

Capsular adhesions are typically associated with ___ joint sounds.

One possible criterion for Masticatory Muscle Disorders is the absence of ___ sounds.

Arthralgia in joint dysfunction is characterized by ___ pain with joint movements.

Anterior disc displacement with reduction is characterized by the disc moving ___ of its normal position during jaw opening.

A possible history of ___ may be linked to capsular adhesions.

___ oral behaviors are considered a possible criterion for Masticatory Muscle Disorders.

In cases of arthralgia, ___ strategies are provocative.

Pain when biting on the ___ side of facial pain is a possible criterion for Masticatory Muscle Disorders.

Osteoarthritis/Osteoarthrosis is suspected if there is arthralgia and ___.

A history of _ or _ or joint sounds is a characteristic of Disc Displacement without Reduction.

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction may have _ or _ opening.

Disc Displacement can occur with macro-trauma often after _, _, or ___.

A common symptom of Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is an _/_ click.

Osteoarthritis affects _-_% of the population over 60.

The management of temporomandibular disorders involves understanding the three conditions/classifications: _, _, and ___.

Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is characterized by _, _, and ___ (reciprocal click) 1 out of 3 repetitions with mandibular depression.

Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction is characterized by _ and _ clicks.

The clicking sounds in Anterior Disc Displacement with Reduction are often described as _ and _.