Quiz

Thanks for taking part in the 2025 Wood Forum and stopping by IIHO’s booth! Below, you’ll find the correct answers to the quiz to see how you did. We hope this quiz helped increase your awareness of how exercise choices can support long-term joint mobility and bone strength.

1. Approximately, how many people in Canada have arthritis?

B. 6 million

2. With hip or knee osteoarthritis, what is the recommended amount of moderate to vigorous activity per week (if appropriate/your clinician approves)?

C.  150 minutes per week

Source: Core Treatment 2 Exercise and Physical Activity | Osteoarthritis Toolkit

3. With hip or knee osteoarthritis, if pain from an exercise doesn’t return to normal within 24 hours, what should you do?

A. Reduce intensity and talk to your clinician

Source: Core Treatment 2 Exercise and Physical Activity | Osteoarthritis Toolkit

Living Your Best Life with Osteoarthritis

4. In developing your osteoarthritis care plan, you and your clinician should pick core treatments first. Why?

B. Core treatments have the strongest evidence for benefit

Source: Developing a Care Plan I Osteoarthritis Toolkit

5. How can your personal health indicators (like age, weight, or medical history) help in making a better treatment decision?

B. They can predict how you might respond to different treatments

Source: Knee Decision Aid

6. About 3 months after a hip replacement, which activity is considered generally safe if done within your limits?

D. Golfing

Source: MyHealth Alberta – Having a Hip Replacement

7. What is the primary goal of exercise therapy for rotator cuff–related shoulder pain?

C. To gradually load the rotator cuff and surrounding muscles to improve function and reduce pain

Source: Rotator Cuff Related Pain Handout

8. How long does it generally take to see if exercise-based rehabilitation for rotator cuff related pain is helpful?

A. 12 weeks

Source: Rotator Cuff Related Pain Handout