Question

question 32 (2 points) which of the following best describes neurogenic claudication? unilateral leg pain with walking pain relieved by lumbar flexion such as bicycle test pain due to arterial insufficiency always associated with sensory loss

Explanation:

Neurogenic claudication is often characterized by pain that is relieved by lumbar flexion. The bicycle - test which involves lumbar flexion can relieve the pain. Unilateral leg pain with walking is not specific to neurogenic claudication. Pain due to arterial insufficiency is vascular claudication. And neurogenic claudication is not always associated with sensory loss.

Answer:

Pain relieved by lumbar flexion such as bicycle test