1. What is the primary goal of rehabilitation services?
(A) To prevent diseases only
(B) To diagnose illnesses only
(C) To provide surgery only
(D) To restore maximum independence and functional ability
2. Which professional primarily helps patients improve movement and physical function?
(A) Physiotherapist
(B) Speech Therapist
(C) Occupational Therapist
(D) Psychologist
3. Occupational therapy mainly focuses on helping patients:
(A) Perform daily living activities independently
(B) Prescribe medicines
(C) Conduct laboratory tests
(D) Perform surgeries
4. Which condition commonly requires rehabilitation services?
(A) Stroke
(B) Fracture
(C) All of the above
(D) Spinal cord injury
5. Rehabilitation services are provided by:
(A) Only doctors
(B) Only nurses
(C) Pharmacists only
(D) A multidisciplinary team
6. Which rehabilitation service helps patients with communication disorders?
(A) Occupational therapy
(B) Speech therapy
(C) Physiotherapy
(D) Diet therapy
7. Which of the following is a benefit of rehabilitation?
(A) Improved mobility
(B) All of the above
(C) Better quality of life
(D) Increased independence
8. Rehabilitation begins:
(A) Only after hospital discharge
(B) One year after injury
(C) As early as possible after illness or injury
(D) Only when requested by the patient
9. A prosthesis is:
(A) A medicine
(B) A diagnostic machine
(C) An artificial replacement for a missing body part
(D) A surgical instrument
10. An orthosis is used to:
(A) Support or correct body alignment
(B) Replace a missing limb
(C) Treat infections
(D) Measure blood pressure
11. Which patient is most likely to need cardiac rehabilitation?
(A) A patient with skin allergy
(B) A patient with a cold
(C) A patient with tooth pain
(D) A patient recovering from a heart attack
12. Pulmonary rehabilitation is mainly for patients with:
(A) Eye diseases
(B) Kidney diseases
(C) Lung diseases
(D) Liver diseases
13. Which team member provides emotional and mental health support?
(A) Pharmacist
(B) Radiologist
(C) Dentist
(D) Psychologist
14. Rehabilitation aims to:
(A) Improve participation in society
(B) Increase disability
(C) Reduce independence
(D) Delay recovery
15. Which of the following is a rehabilitation setting?
(A) Hospital
(B) All of the above
(C) Home
(D) Rehabilitation center
16. Gait training helps patients:
(A) Improve hearing
(B) Improve walking ability
(C) Improve vision
(D) Improve digestion
17. Which assistive device helps a person walk?
(A) Stethoscope
(B) Walker
(C) Thermometer
(D) Syringe
18. Rehabilitation after a stroke focuses on:
(A) Restoring lost functions
(B) Causing immobility
(C) Avoiding exercise completely
(D) Increasing complications
19. Vocational rehabilitation helps individuals:
(A) Learn cooking only
(B) Return to work
(C) Avoid employment
(D) Receive surgery
20. Which rehabilitation service helps children with developmental delays?
(A) Oncology
(B) Cosmetic surgery
(C) Pediatric rehabilitation
(D) Dermatology
21. A rehabilitation plan should be:
(A) Based only on age
(B) Identical for everyone
(C) Individualized
(D) Based only on gender
22. Which professional teaches patients exercises to improve strength?
(A) Physiotherapist
(B) Accountant
(C) Lawyer
(D) Engineer
23. Which condition often requires speech therapy?
(A) Hypertension
(B) Aphasia
(C) Diabetes
(D) Asthma
24. Rehabilitation services aim to reduce:
(A) Recovery
(B) Independence
(C) Confidence
(D) Disability
25. Which of the following is an assistive device?
(A) Calculator
(B) Notebook
(C) Wheelchair
(D) Television
26. Family involvement in rehabilitation is:
(A) Unnecessary
(B) Important
(C) Harmful
(D) Discouraged
27. Which rehabilitation specialist helps improve hand function?
(A) Dentist
(B) Occupational Therapist
(C) Cardiologist
(D) Pathologist
28. Pain management is often a part of:
(A) Banking
(B) Rehabilitation services
(C) Engineering
(D) Marketing
29. Which patient may benefit from spinal rehabilitation?
(A) A patient with common cold
(B) A patient with spinal cord injury
(C) A patient with headache only
(D) A patient with acne
30. Rehabilitation encourages:
(A) Active participation by the patient
(B) Complete dependence
(C) Isolation
(D) Inactivity
31. Which of the following is a long-term goal of rehabilitation?
(A) Social isolation
(B) Permanent bed rest
(C) Increased disability
(D) Maximum independence
32. Cognitive rehabilitation focuses on improving:
(A) Vision
(B) Blood pressure
(C) Hearing
(D) Memory and thinking skills
33. Which healthcare professional evaluates swallowing disorders?
(A) Surgeon
(B) Dentist
(C) Speech Therapist
(D) Pharmacist
34. Rehabilitation services are beneficial for:
(A) Elderly only
(B) Children only
(C) Adults only
(D) People of all ages
35. Community-based rehabilitation mainly promotes:
(A) Inclusion and participation
(B) Isolation
(C) Hospitalization only
(D) Bed rest
36. Which exercise improves flexibility?
(A) Watching TV
(B) Sleeping
(C) Reading
(D) Stretching
37. Balance training is important to:
(A) Increase blood sugar
(B) Prevent falls
(C) Reduce appetite
(D) Cause fatigue
38. Which patient may require occupational therapy?
(A) A person with fever only
(B) A person unable to dress independently
(C) A person with toothache
(D) A person with flu
39. A rehabilitation nurse primarily helps by:
(A) Designing buildings
(B) Performing legal work
(C) Supporting recovery and patient care
(D) Driving ambulances only
40. The success of rehabilitation depends largely on:
(A) Medication only
(B) Luck only
(C) Patient motivation and teamwork
(D) Surgery only
41. Rehabilitation after joint replacement mainly aims to:
(A) Avoid walking forever
(B) Increase pain
(C) Limit mobility permanently
(D) Restore movement and strength
42. Which rehabilitation service helps improve self-care skills?
(A) Radiology
(B) Pathology
(C) Occupational Therapy
(D) Microbiology
43. The WHO defines rehabilitation as helping individuals:
(A) Avoid education
(B) Achieve optimal functioning
(C) Stop exercising
(D) Stay hospitalized permanently
44. Which of the following is an example of mobility training?
(A) Reading a book
(B) Walking with crutches
(C) Listening to music
(D) Watching television
45. Home rehabilitation programs are designed to:
(A) Increase dependency
(B) Replace all medical care
(C) Prevent exercise
(D) Continue recovery outside the hospital
46. Which rehabilitation program is designed for people with neurological disorders?
(A) Neurological rehabilitation
(B) Dental rehabilitation
(C) Cosmetic rehabilitation
(D) Eye rehabilitation
47. Functional independence means:
(A) Staying in bed all day
(B) Depending completely on others
(C) Performing daily tasks with minimal assistance
(D) Avoiding activities
48. Rehabilitation outcomes are improved through:
(A) Avoiding exercises
(B) Ignoring progress
(C) Delaying treatment
(D) Regular assessment and follow-up
49. Which of the following is a common rehabilitation outcome measure?
(A) Functional ability
(B) Hair color
(C) Shoe size
(D) Eye color
50. The ultimate purpose of rehabilitation services is to:
(A) Keep patients hospitalized permanently
(B) Help people live productive and independent lives
(C) Increase disability
(D) Prevent social participation