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Fall 17 comp exam Musculoskeletal/anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

Lateral elbow instability

A

radial collateral ligament

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2
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Gait pattern for an old patient with pathology in R LE

A

3-pt pattern: holding cane on L side; cane first then R lower extremity and then L lower extremity

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3
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Patient claims of pain >24 hours following grade III mobilizations, what would you do next?

A

grade II mobilizations to relieve pain and inflammation

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4
Q

Tibialis posterior tendon is located

A

posterior to medial malleolus

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5
Q

to isolate biceps femoris during MMT

A

lateral rotation

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6
Q

40 degree sacral angle results in

A

lengthening of ALL

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7
Q

Inferior gluteal nerve damage

A

weak hip extension

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8
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single most important factor for muscle strengthening

A

intensity

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9
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Hockey player AC type I sprain WOULDN’T expect

A

elevation of clavicle

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10
Q

TOS test for scalene involvement in

A

Adson maneuver

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11
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When do you begin providing treatment for patient post hand/wrist tendon repair?

A

immediately following surgery to preserve tendon gliding

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12
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Patient presents with R lateral trunk flexion and L rotation you would expect to see limitations in?

A

L lateral flexion and R rotation

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13
Q

Which would not increase torque?

A

decrease cross-sectional area of the muscle

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14
Q

Joint mobilization to improve CKC knee flexion for squitting

A

anterior glide of femur

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15
Q

Patient can flex their elbow from 15-90 degrees, how would you document their ROM.

A

15-90 degrees

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16
Q

Weak triceps reflex and wrist flexion?

A

C7

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17
Q

(picture of mouth) This view is used to screen for odontoid fracture

A

open mouth view

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18
Q

position that causes anterior dislocation of humerus?

A

ABduction and External rotation

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19
Q

Which muscle retracts the shoulder and downwardly rotates the scapula?

A

Middle trap

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20
Q

What WOULDN’T cause the toes to drag during swing phase?

A

weak PF muscles

21
Q

When you first get out of bed, what happens the the knee?

A

fast fluid movement initially progressing to slow secondary drag

22
Q

Patient lying in supine and stretch their arm then place towels under

A

stress relax

23
Q

Reason to perform UQS

A

referred or radicular

24
Q

Patient complains of pain >24 hours following grade III mobilizations, what would you do next?

A

grade II mobilizations to relieve pain and inflammation

25
Q

More efficient gait pattern for 25 y/o male with AD

A

2 points, swing through

26
Q

Butcher cut between digits 1 & 2, which nerve is affected?

A

median nerve

27
Q

Fx of femur neck and NWB 2 weeks later

A

uncemented

28
Q

Sacral angle greater than 40, what would be true?

A

increased lumbar lordosis

29
Q

What would be weakened w/ inferior gluteal injury

A

gluteal extension

30
Q

Varus in NWB what would be compensated by

A

forefoot pronation

31
Q

Supination of forefoot and the subtalar joint is compensated by

A

pronation

32
Q

What touches pisiform?

A

triquetrum

33
Q

Location of US for scaphoid FX

A

anatomical snuff box

34
Q

Nerve that innervates between 1st and 2nd toes

A

deep peroneal and 2nd digit

35
Q

Where is the tendon to tibial posterior located?

A

Posterior to the medial malleolus

36
Q

Patient has an S shaped curved while opening their mouth

A

due to muscle imbalance

37
Q

Stretching parameters

A

30-60 seconds

38
Q

Patient pushes against resistance while supine protracting arm

A

grade 4/5

39
Q

Patient wakes up w/ swollen joints

A

RA

40
Q

Elevates scap not innervated by long thoracic nerve

A

trapezius

41
Q

Progression after sitting and neck retraction

A

seated retraction w/ extension

42
Q

Spondylolisthesis symptoms

A

refer out

43
Q

most common for gymnasts

A

spondylolisthesis

44
Q

ACL/PCL angles

A

ACL resisting posterior roll converting to (anterior?) glide

45
Q

ACL tear

A

have not met functional training

46
Q

Scapular winging

A

long thoracic nerve

47
Q

muscle fibers

A

slow/fast twitch

48
Q

patient completely tears ligament in ankle what is it?

A

grade III sprain

49
Q

Hallicus flexor tendon location

A

bottom of foot medial to midline

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