Q.77.
Dupuytren's contracture is fibrosis of:
Dupuytren's contracture is fibrosis of:
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81%
Palmar fascia
13%
Forearm muscles
3%
Sartorius fascia
4%
None
Q.78.
Most common nerve damage in shoulder dislocation
Most common nerve damage in shoulder dislocation
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15%
Radial nerve
4%
Median nerve
3%
Ulnar nerve
78%
Axillary nerves
Q.79.
Most commonly the involved structure in dupuytren's contracture is:
Most commonly the involved structure in dupuytren's contracture is:
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3%
Natatory ligament
16%
Pretendinous bands
30%
Superficial transverse ligament
51%
All of these
Q.80.
Multiple hereditary osteo-chondrometosis presents all of the following problems except:
Multiple hereditary osteo-chondrometosis presents all of the following problems except:
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10%
Bony swelling over body
11%
Joint deformities
18%
Leg length discrepancy
61%
Anemia and toxemia
Q.81.
A patient four weeks status post arthroscopic medial meniscectomy is limited in knee flexion range of motion.Which mobilization technique would be the most beneficial to increase knee flexion?
A patient four weeks status post arthroscopic medial meniscectomy is limited in knee flexion range of motion.Which mobilization technique would be the most beneficial to increase knee flexion?
Anonymous Quiz
33%
Anterior glide of the tibia
12%
Superior glide of the patella
51%
Posterior glide of the tibia
4%
Anterior glide of the fibula head
Q.82.
Assuming normal development, which activity would typically not occur prior to nine months of age?
Assuming normal development, which activity would typically not occur prior to nine months of age?
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7%
Rolling from prone to supine
25%
Sitting independently
51%
Use of a pincer grasp
17%
Creeping
Q.83.
A patient with a spinal cord injury positioned on a tilt table elevated to 60 degrees begins to complain of dizziness and nausea. The therapist's most immediate response should be to:
A patient with a spinal cord injury positioned on a tilt table elevated to 60 degrees begins to complain of dizziness and nausea. The therapist's most immediate response should be to:
Anonymous Quiz
17%
Lower the tilt table 10 degrees and take off the patient's abdominal binder
6%
Leave the tilt table at 60 degrees and call for medical assistance
10%
Monitor the patient's vital signs with the tilt table at 60°
68%
Lower the tilt table to horizontal and monitor the patient's vital signs
Q.84.
A patient is referred to physical therapy with a C6 nerve root injury. Which of the following clinical findings would not be expected with this type of injury?
A patient is referred to physical therapy with a C6 nerve root injury. Which of the following clinical findings would not be expected with this type of injury?
Anonymous Quiz
23%
Diminished sensation on the anterior arm and the index finger
34%
Paresthesias of the long and ring fingers
23%
Weakness in the biceps and supinator
20%
Diminished brachioradialis reflex
Q.85.
A therapist is concerned about the possibility of a patient developing a deep vein thrombosis following surgery. Which of the following special tests would be useful to identify the presence of a deep vein thrombosis:
A therapist is concerned about the possibility of a patient developing a deep vein thrombosis following surgery. Which of the following special tests would be useful to identify the presence of a deep vein thrombosis:
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13%
Bunnel-Littler test
22%
froment's sign
24%
Kleiger test
26%
Ultrasound
16%
None
Q.86.
A patient recovering into the hospital from a total knee replacement is examined by a physical therapist. Assuming an uncomplicated recovery, now much knee range of motion is realistic prior to discharge?
A patient recovering into the hospital from a total knee replacement is examined by a physical therapist. Assuming an uncomplicated recovery, now much knee range of motion is realistic prior to discharge?
Anonymous Quiz
28%
0-60 degrees
48%
0-90 degrees
18%
15-90 degrees
6%
15-105 degrees
Q.87.
A therapist examines a 40 year old female diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. Which clinical finding is not characteristic of rheumatoid arthritis?
A therapist examines a 40 year old female diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. Which clinical finding is not characteristic of rheumatoid arthritis?
Anonymous Quiz
23%
Ulnar deviation of the fingers
11%
Swan neck deformity
8%
Boutonniere deformity
58%
Heberden's nodes
Q.88.
While examining a patient diagnosed with Achilles tendonitis, a therapist, notes that the foot appears to be pronated in standing. Which motions combine to create pronation?
While examining a patient diagnosed with Achilles tendonitis, a therapist, notes that the foot appears to be pronated in standing. Which motions combine to create pronation?
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35%
Abduction, dorsiflexion, eversion
16%
Adduction, dorsiflexion, inversion
25%
Abduction, plantar flexion eversion
23%
Adduction, plantar flexion inversion
Q.89.
A therapist examines a patient with bicipital tendonitis. Which clinical finding would you not expect the therapist to identify when examining the patient?
A therapist examines a patient with bicipital tendonitis. Which clinical finding would you not expect the therapist to identify when examining the patient?
Anonymous Quiz
15%
Isometric resistance to the biceps brachi increases subjective pain levels
54%
Referred pain in the c7-c8 dermatome
20%
A painful are is noted with active range of motion of the involved shoulder
11%
Tenderness to palpation over the bicipital tendon
Q.90.
A therapist examines a patient two days status post THR using a posterolateral approach. The patient is in bed with a sling-pulley system. Which exercise would be inappropriate for the patient assuming an uncomplicated postoperative course?
A therapist examines a patient two days status post THR using a posterolateral approach. The patient is in bed with a sling-pulley system. Which exercise would be inappropriate for the patient assuming an uncomplicated postoperative course?
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55%
Active-assistive abduction and adduction with the thigh supported in the sling
27%
Active knee flexion and extension in the suspension ling
10%
Active exercise to the upper extremities
7%
Bilateral ankle pumps
Q.91.
A 25 year old male is diagnosed with a 1° acromioclavicular sprain. The injury occurred two days ago after being checked into the boards while playing hockey. Which of the following would you not expect to be true during the initial examination?
A 25 year old male is diagnosed with a 1° acromioclavicular sprain. The injury occurred two days ago after being checked into the boards while playing hockey. Which of the following would you not expect to be true during the initial examination?
Anonymous Quiz
48%
Increased elevation of the clavicular end of the acromion
20%
Inability to bring the arm completely across the chest
23%
Inability to fully abduct the arm throughout the full range of motion
9%
Point tenderness on palpation of the injury site
Q.92.
Patella tracking dysfunction is a common problem in orthopedics. Dynamic factors for patella tracking dysfunction include:
Patella tracking dysfunction is a common problem in orthopedics. Dynamic factors for patella tracking dysfunction include:
Anonymous Quiz
39%
Increase in the angulation between the quadriceps muscle and the patella tendon
11%
A lateral femoral condyle that is not sufficiently prominent anteriorly
44%
Vastus medialis oblique muscle insufficiency
6%
Shallow trochlear groove
Q.93.
Ques. A therapist instructs a patient in residual limb wrapping. Which bandage would be the most appropriate to utilize for a patient with a transfemoral amputation?
Ques. A therapist instructs a patient in residual limb wrapping. Which bandage would be the most appropriate to utilize for a patient with a transfemoral amputation?
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10%
Two inch
25%
Four inch
43%
Six inch
22%
Eight inch
Q.94.
A patient with an amputation must be competent with residual limb care. The most objective long term goal for bandaging would be:
A patient with an amputation must be competent with residual limb care. The most objective long term goal for bandaging would be:
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27%
The patient will possess general knowledge regarding bandaging of the residual limb
16%
The patient will attempt to bandage the residual limb twice a day
9%
The patient will observe three styles of residual limb bandaging
47%
The patient will perform proper bandaging of the residual limb 100% of the time
Q.95.
A therapist provides preoperative training for a patient scheduled for thoracic surgery. Which activity would be most appropriate to deep vein thrombosis postsurgery.
A therapist provides preoperative training for a patient scheduled for thoracic surgery. Which activity would be most appropriate to deep vein thrombosis postsurgery.
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8%
Deep breathing
10%
Incentive spirometry
3%
Coughing
79%
Ankle pumps
Q.96.
A patient rehabilitating from cardiac surgery is monitored using an arterial line. The primary purpose of an arterial line is to:
A patient rehabilitating from cardiac surgery is monitored using an arterial line. The primary purpose of an arterial line is to:
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23%
Measure right arterial pressure
38%
Measure heart rate and oxygen saturation of the blood
17%
Measure pulmonary artery pressure
22%
Measure blood pressure