Misc Section

Question 1

Allodynia

Answer 1

Pain with a stimulus that usually doesn’t produce pain

Question 2

Hypesthesia

Answer 2

Diminished sensation of pain

Question 3

Pallanesthesia

Answer 3

Loss of vibration sensation

Question 4

One MET is equivalent to

Answer 4

3.5 mL of oxygen per kg of body weight per minute

Question 5

Lisfranc amputation

Answer 5

Disarticulation of metatarsal joint

Question 6

Chopart’s amputation

Answer 6

Disarticulation of midtarsal joint, removal of tarsal

Question 7

Ludington’s test

Answer 7

Test for ruptured long head of biceps

Question 8

Tripod sign

Answer 8

hamstring tightness

Question 9

Hoover test

Answer 9

Tests for malingering

Question 10

Pressure sensitive areas transtibial

Answer 10

anterior tib, anterior tib crest, fibular head/neck, fibular nerve

Question 11

Pressure tolerant areas transtibial

Answer 11

patellar tendon, medial tibial plateau, tibial and fibular shaft, distal end

Question 12

Pressure sensitive areas of transfemoral

Answer 12

distolateral end of femur, pubic symphysis, perineal area

Question 13

Pressure tolerant areas of transfemoral

Answer 13

Ischial tuberosities, glutes, lateral side of residual limb, distal end

Question 14

Allograft

Answer 14

Skin taken from another human (cadaver)

Question 15

Autograft

Answer 15

Skin taken from pt own body

Question 16

Heterograft (xenograft)

Answer 16

Skin taken from another species

Question 17

Cold bath temperature

Answer 17

55-64

Question 18

Hot pack temperature

Answer 18

158-167

Question 19

Fluidotherapy temperature

Answer 19

110-118

Question 20

Paraffin temperature

Answer 20

113-122

Question 21

Suberythemal

Answer 21

Absence of erythema 24 hrs after UV exposure

Question 22

Minimal erythemal

Answer 22

Erythema appears in 1-8 hours, fades within 24

Question 23

First degree

Answer 23

Erythema lasts 1-3 days. 2.5 times the minimal erythemal dose, less than 20% total body surface

Question 24

Second degree

Answer 24

Intense erythema, edema, peeling, pigmentation, and itching. Five times minimal erythema dose

Question 25

Third degree

Answer 25

Erythema with severe blistering, peeling, and exudation. 10 times minimal erythema dose

Question 26

Long stretch compression

Answer 26

60-70

Question 27

Semirigid compression

Answer 27

35-40

Question 28

Scar control compression garment

Answer 28

20-30

Question 29

Edema control compression garment

Answer 29

30-40

Question 30

Intermittent compression UE

Answer 30

30-60

Question 31

Intermittent compression LE

Answer 31

40-80

Question 32

Drugs for analgesia

Answer 32

Lidocaine, xylocaine (positive), salicyclate (negative)

Question 33

Drugs for calcium deposits

Answer 33

Acetate (negative)

Question 34

Drugs for dermal ulcers

Answer 34

Zinc (positive)

Question 35

Drugs for edema reduction

Answer 35

Hyaluronidase (positive)

Question 36

Drugs for fungal infection

Answer 36

Copper (positive)

Question 37

Drugs for muscle spasm

Answer 37

Calcium, magnesium (positive)

Question 38

Drugs for inflammation

Answer 38

dexamethasone (negative), hydrocortisone (positive)

Question 39

Urge incontinence

Answer 39

Uninhibited contractions of destrusor muscles, leaking urine with insufficient warning

Question 40

Stress incontinence

Answer 40

Loss of support of urethra from damage to pelvic support. Leak urine with activities that increase intra-uterine pressure

Question 41

Overflow incontinence

Answer 41

Bladder is always full so it constantly leaks urine

Question 42

Functional incontinence

Answer 42

Recognize need to go to bathroom, but can’t make it in time