Module 1

Question 1

Micro trama

Answer 1

Series of small forces

Question 2

Three phase of healing?

Answer 2

Inflammatory phase
Repair sequence phase
Connective tissue and remodeling phase

Question 3

Phase 1 inflammatory last how long

Answer 3

24-48hours - 7-10 days

Question 4

Phase 2 repairing sequences last how long

Answer 4

48 hours - 6 weeks

Question 5

Phase 3 Connective tissue and remodeling last how long

Answer 5

3 weeks- 12months

Question 6

Macro Trama definition

Answer 6

Single injury force

Question 7

Ligaments stabilizer between ?

Answer 7

Bones

Question 8

What are the three types of cartilage ?

Answer 8

Elastic, hyaline, and fibrocartilage

Question 9

Physical agents consist of ?

Answer 9

Thermotherapy, cryotherapy, hydrotherapy, sound agents

Question 10

Epa stands for

Answer 10

Electro physical agents

Question 11

Osteokinematic :

Answer 11

The whole bone moves by shifting not or sliding or spinning

Question 12

Arom

Answer 12

Active range of motion : patient does the movement by themselves with no assistance

Question 13

Aarom

Answer 13

Active assistant range of motion when a patient has assistance while doing a movement

Question 14

Prom

Answer 14

Passive range of motion is when a movement is controlled by a external force such as another person or machine

Question 15

Cmc

Answer 15

Continuous passive motion

Question 16

Rom

Answer 16

The amount a person can use a joint

Question 17

Intrinsic

Answer 17

Things inside the joint that affect shape, playable, strength and flexibility

Question 18

Extrinsic

Answer 18

Things that are outside the joint that affect its size, work environment, temperate, micro trama or macro trama , activities, interrupters system -hair, skin , nails

Question 19

Immobilization

Answer 19

The ability to not function properly

Question 20

What are some ways to measure rom?

Answer 20

Estimation in degree? By estimating how much movement a person has

Goniometer measurement: using a device giving exact degree

Linear measurement: using a thru jut to measure movement in degree

Measuring tape

Question 21

Geriatric stretching should be held

For how long

Answer 21

69 second

Question 22

Normal static stretching should be held for

Answer 22

15-30 seconds

Question 23

Ballistic stretching is defined as

Answer 23

Bouncing it jerking

Question 24

Reason for stretching

Answer 24

Decrease injury and increase muscle length

Question 25

Energy management defined

Answer 25

Helps and individual manage/ balance energy consumption throughout there day

Question 26

Soap notes sands for ?

Answer 26

Subject : the person or other health care professional opinion
Objective: what test or reports your have in the session , current level of performance , education giving to patient
Assessment : progress toward goal , progress, response to treatment , patient still needs treatment ?
Plan: future plan, equipment needed, goals, summarized plan

Question 27

Gto stands for blank and what do they do?

Answer 27

Golgi tendon organ : prevents overuse of muscle telling it to trial when fatigue sets in and also doesn’t allow contraction of he antagonistic muscle

Question 28

Efferent :

Answer 28

Sending message away from spinal cord to muscle

Question 29

Afferent sensory nerve :

Answer 29

Carries nerve impulse from sensory organ toward the spinal cord

Question 30

True or false: GTO is a nerve

Answer 30

FALSE