Final- Jeopardy Part 1

Question 1

OT Frames of reference for outpatient orthopedic rehab include an Occupation Based Approach, a Rehab Approach and this Frame of Reference.

Answer 1

Biomechanical Frame of Reference

Question 2

TAROM stands for?

Answer 2

Total Active Range of Motion

Question 3

This is a method used for measuring edema that uses water displacement.

Answer 3

Volumetrics

Question 4

If AROM in a digit is 15/90 MP, -30/95 PIP and 0/70 at the DIP. What is the TAROM

Answer 4

225 degrees (90 + 95 + 70 - 30)

Question 5

When performing grip testing to be used to assess for sincerity of effort, what is the normal cut of percentage for the coefficient of variance (CV)

Answer 5

15%

Question 6

This is a timed test used as a screening tool to assess fine motor dexterity. It is quick and easy to administer.

Answer 6

9 hole peg test

Question 7

This test measures gross arm and hand movements during rapid eye coordination tests.

Answer 7

Minnesota Rate of Manipulation Test

Question 8

This test is a functional sensory test. It focuses on identification of textures and shapes

Answer 8

Moberg Pick Up Test

Question 9

This term is a measure of consistency. If a group of people took the test on two different occasions they would get the same score. This is known as..

Answer 9

Reliability

Question 10

This term is used to describe how well the test identifies the individuals who actually have a condition.

Answer 10

Sensitivity

Question 11

Symptomatic degeneration of tendon with evidence of inflammation, vascular disruption and tears is known as?

Answer 11

Tendonitis

Question 12

This muscle is cited as being the primary structure involved with tennis elbow/lateral epicondylitis

Answer 12

Extensor Carpi Radialis Brevis (ECRB)

Question 13

This type of tendonitis involves the synovium and pulley system in the digits.

Answer 13

Trigger finger

Question 14

Nirschl’s stages of tendonitis include 4 stages. Stage 4 is identified as?

Answer 14

Stage I: Peritendinous Inflammation
Stage II: Angioblastic Degeneration
Stage III: Further degeneration/Rupture
Stage IV: Fibrosis and Calcification

Question 15

This flexor tendon zone is known as “No Mans Land”.

Answer 15

Zone 2

Question 16

This type of splint protects the flexor tendons while the patient heals following surgery

Answer 16

Dorsal shell or Duran/Kleinert splint

Question 17

An injury in flexor tendon zone 1 is also known as

Answer 17

Jersey finger

Question 18

The tensile strength of a tendon at 8 weeks ? %

Answer 18

75-80%

Question 19

Blood flow and oxygen reach the flexor tendons through these two structures

Answer 19

Vincula longus and brevis

Question 20

An injury to this extensor tendon would result in the inability to extend the tip of the thumb.

Answer 20

Extensor Pollicis Longus: EPL

Question 21

An extensor tendon injury in zone 1 is also know as this

Answer 21

Mallet finger

Question 22

This tendon is vulnerable to laceration as it passes Listers tubercle, especially following a colles fracture

Answer 22

Extensor Pollicis Longus: EPL

Question 23

A tendon laceration in extensor zone 3 results in a ruptured central slip and this posture of the digit.

Answer 23

Boutonniere Deformity

Question 24

These tendinous structures connect the EDC tendons to the digits on the back of the hand and are the reason digits 4 and 5 (and on occasion 3,4 and 5) are often splinted together.

Answer 24

Tendinum juncturae

Question 25

In order to stop a chemical burn from progressing it is important to know this.

Answer 25

Chemical that caused the burn

Question 26

This degree of burn involves muscle, tendon, bone and exposure of deeper structures and often requires flaps, grafts or amputation

Answer 26

Fourth degree

Question 27

This is the hand position you want to place a patient with a burned hand in to prevent deformity

Answer 27

Intrinsic plus

Question 28

If a person has a stage 2 burn that is questionable ( could be stage 3) what should not be performed?

Answer 28

Ambulation
-This could cause them to advance to next stage if you move them too soon, also ROM could make them advance to next stage

Question 29

This is limited from an individual’s diet following a significant burn secondary to the need for the patient to have increased protein intake

Answer 29

Water