MSK2: 3rd Shifting

Question 1

Patient education after total hip arthroplasty using the posterolateral approach includes:

I. keep knees slightly lower than the hips when sitting

II. pivot on the sound extremity

III. avoid rotating the body toward the operated side

IV. sit on a soft and comfy sofa to decrease pain on the incision site

a. I and III
b. I II and III
c. II and IV
d. All

Answer 1

b I, II, and III are correct
● IV is wrong bc >90deg of hip flexion, not allowed in post-op

Question 2

A patient who had L THR using cementless fixation 2 days ago was referred to PT evaluation and treatment. Which of the following is NOT included in your initial treatment session?
a. Standing tolerance on both feet at bedside as tolerated
b. Bed positioning and turning observing precautions
c. Resistance ex to both UE
d. Breathing retraining with emphasis on diaphragmatic excursion

Answer 2

a. Standing tolerance on both feet at bedside as tolerated

Question 3

The following are non-impact activities you would advise your patient with hip pain to do at home EXCEPT:
a. Swimming
b. Stationary cycling
c. Walk in the park
d. Jogging

Answer 3

d. Jogging

Question 4

Which of the following should NOT be done if your patient had ORIF yesterday following comminuted fracture of the femoral neck?
a. Abductors sets
b. Gluteus maximus sets
c. Quads sets
d. Iliopsoas sets

Answer 4

a. Abductors sets
● Can displace the comminuted fx

Question 5

The surgeon’s referral states that the patient who had L hip ORIF should ambulate with partial weight bearing only. Which of the following will NOT result to partial weight bearing?
a. Negotiating a ramp using bilat axillary crutches and toe touch on L
b. Use of quad cane on R while gait training
c. Instructing pt to place minimal weight over L foot while walking wit the aid of a walker
d. None

Answer 5

b. Use of quad cane on R while gait training
● Cane is used for FWB

Question 6

Joint mobilization of the hip is prescribed to inhibit pain in a patient with hip OA, before applying joint oscillations, it is important to know first the resting position of the hip which is
Neutral in flex-ext, add-abd and rot
b. 55 abd, 30 flex, and slight IR
c. 30 abd, 30 flex, and some ER
d. 30 abd, 50 flex. And slight ER

Answer 6

c. 30 abd, 30 flex, and some ER

Question 7

Your 70 y/o patient s/p ORIF post hip fracture can now maintain standing independently from standing with minimal support. What should you do next to improve his standing balance?
a. Ask pt to perform marching in palace
b. Instruct pt to do small head movement
c. Tell him to stand on one leg as tolerated with standby assist
d. Instruct him to place one foot in front of the other

Answer 7

b. Instruct pt to do small head movements
● Standing indep → small head movements (least challenging)

Question 8

Your patient is presenting with decreased right hip flexion. You opted to use mobilization with movement. While the patient is doing the motion in supine, you should be applying glide in what direction?
a. Lateral
b. Posterior
c. Inferolateral
d. Superolateral

Answer 8

c. Inferolateral

Question 9

Which of the following activities should initially be avoided by a patient with hip flexor dysfunction?
a. Squats
b. Stair climbing
c. Jumping jacks
d. Stretching adductors

Answer 9

b. Stair climbing
● Highest degree of flexion initially

Question 10

You noted redness and swelling on the right calf of a patient who had right THR. Patient reported occurrence of pain and expressed desire to continue PT to relieve the pain. You would
a. Continue PT Rx including right LE exercises and ambulation, observing extra precaution on right calf
b. Continue PT Rx including right LE exercises but defer ambulation
c. Discontinue PT Rx and report finding to attending physician
d. Discontinue PT Rx for today and visit her the next day to check if pain and swelling have decreased

Answer 10

c. Discontinue PT Rx and report finding to attending physician

Redness and swelling on R calf can mean = possible DVT = dislodge thrombus and travel to different organs = adverse effects

Question 11

If you have a patient with psoas bursitis in the acute stage, which of the following hip motions should be avoided as this aggravates pain?
a. Flexion
b. Extension
c. Abduction
d. Adduction
e. All

Answer 11

a. Flexion

Question 12

Which of the following goals is correctly written to be a SMART Short-Term Goal for a patient with hip pain and mobility deficits?
a. Pt will report dec pain on R hip from 8/10 to 3/10 p 2 wks of PT sessions to
be able to walk on level surface c more ease
b. Pt will demonstrate inc AROM on R hip flexion by 10 deg p 2 wks of PT
session to be able to don and doff EL garment c more ease
c. Pt will exhibit dec difficulty, from mod to min, in negotiating stairs with dec time from 15 mins to 10 mins p 3 wks of PT session
d. All of these
e. None

Answer 12

d. All of these

Question 13

Components of the preoperative management of a patient in preparation for total hip replacement:

I. gait training with assistive device

II. weight-bearing simulation

III. positioning recommendations

IV. bed mobility and transfers

a. I and III
b. IV
c. II and III
d. I, II, III, and IV

Answer 13

d. I, II, III, and IV

Question 14

Your 20 y/o patient, a varsity player, who had L THR following a vehicular accident 2 weeks ago, asked you if he could play for UAAP basketball. Your response would be?
a. I am sorry to tell you that you cannot involve yourself in strenuous activities, you can still play basketball though only as a leisure activity
b. Of course, since you are still young and you had biologic fixation, you can
play for your UAAP team as soon as your hip heals
c. I am not really sure about this, but i will try my very best to help you regain enough strength to play basketball in the UAAP again
d. Oh well, it depends upon the recommendation of your surgeon, I do not
know anything about it

Answer 14

a. I am sorry to tell you that you cannot involve yourself in strenuous activities, you can still play basketball though only as a leisure activity

Question 15

If your patient has right hip OA, it is best to use cane on
a. Left
b. Right
c. Both
d. Either Right or Left

Answer 15

a. Left

Question 16

True about the use of ultrasound in patients with hip arthritis based on Clinical Practice Guidelines:
a. An intensity of 1.5 MHz should be used for 10 PT session in 4 wks for it to
be effective in the reduction of pain
b. The recommended treatment duration is 15 mins for the hip joint; 5 mins each on the anterior, lateral, and posterior aspects of the hip
c. Its use to decrease pain with exercise and hot packs is based on strong
evidence
d. All
e. None

Answer 16

b. The recommended treatment duration is 15 mins for the hip joint; 5 mins each on the anterior, lateral, and posterior aspects of the hip

●Not A. because 1MHz for frequency only; 2 wks
●Not C. because it is not strong evidence

Question 17

To strengthen the R gluteus medius in a patient with Trendelenburg gait, you would instruct your patient to do which of the following for a task-specific program?
a. Side lie on R leg and do active hip abd on L hip
b. Side lie on L leg and do active hip abd on the R hip
c. Stand on L leg and do open chain hip movements on the R hip
d. Stand on R leg and do open chain hip movements on the L hip

Answer 17

d. Stand on R leg and do open chain hip movements on the L hip

Question 18

Which of the following is included in the set criteria for a patient with hip replacement to be discharged from formal rehabilitation in the hospital?
a. Negotiate stairs with alternating feet with or without AD
b. Ability to transfer in and out of bed
c. Ambulate for a distance of 100 feet
d. Perform sit-to-stand independently
e. All

Answer 18

e. All

Question 19

You will have to design a strengthening program for this muscle if the fracture site involves the lesser trochanter:
a. Iliopsoas
b. Gluteus medius
c. Gluteus maximus
d. Rectus femoris

Answer 19

a. Iliopsoas

Question 20

Your patient has right hip OA. She said that she usually carries her bag of groceries using her left hand.
a. It is the right thing to do
b. I will advise her to carry the bag using her right hand
c. I will inform her to transfer the bag from one hand to the other as she walks
d. I will teach her that it is best to carry the bag using both hands

Answer 20

b. I will advise her to carry the bag using her right hand

● Cane = Contralateral
● Functional = Ipsilateral

Question 21

Which of the following is NOT a closed-chain exercise for a patient with hip dysfunction?

a. Pelvic bridging
b. Lunges
c. Weight shifting
d. SLR
e. None

Answer 21

d. SLR

Question 22

JR, a 22 y/o female occupational therapist asked your expert opinion regarding a discomfort she is experiencing in her low back area. She said pain intensifies every time she bends forward to pick the toys and equipment she used for her patients with cerebral palsy. Backward bending seems to reduce her pain. Condition started 2 months ago soon after she was hired as staff of the rehab clinic.

What is the most appropriate PT Dx?
A. Difficulty in job performance due to mechanical back pain
B. Job dissatisfaction leading to discomfort & pain that intensifies with forward trunk bending
C. Struggle in performing job requirements due to inflammatory back pain
D. Inability to accomplish the task due to cerebral palsy
E. Any of these

Answer 22

A. Difficulty in job performance due to mechanical back pain

Question 23

Only the major curve of the scoliosis should be treated with exercises. Correction of the major curve will lead to correction of the minor curve
a. First is correct
b. Second is correct
c. Both are correct
d. Both are incorrect

Answer 23

d. Both are incorrect

Question 24

You would expect a patient with lordotic posture will show tightness in the following muscles, EXCEPT:
a. Iliopsoas
b. Rectus femoris
c. TFL
d. Rectus abdominis

Answer 24

d. Rectus abdominis

Question 25

Which of the following is NOT part of the McKenzie Exercises?
a. Double knee to chest
b. SLR
c. Prone on hands
d. Seated floor reach
e. None

Answer 25

b. SLR

Question 26

Which of the following positions in Klapp’s exercises will be least effective in stretching the spine of a patient with lumbar levoscoliosis?
a. Prone
b. Quadruped
c. Heel sitting
d. Standing
e. None of these

Answer 26

c. Heel sitting

Question 27

Reduction of lumbar stenosis is the goal of your conservative management. Which of the following exercise should NOT be included in your treatment plan?
a. Crunches
b. Posterior pelvic tilting
c. Pelvic bridging
d. William’s flexion exercises
e. None of these

Answer 27

c. Pelvic bridging

Lumbar stenosis - relieved by flexion activities

Question 28

Which of the following exercises is meant to increase strength of the trunk extensors?
a. Prone push ups
b. Bilat arm elevation in prone
c. McKenzie extension exercises
d. All

Answer 28

b. Bilat arm elevation in prone

Prone push ups - strengthens triceps not trunk extensors
McKenzie - not strengthening exercise, these are positional/directional
exercises

Question 29

You decided to use NMES to strengthen the muscles of a patient with T10 levoscoliosis. Where will you place the pair of electrodes?
a. On the convex side
b. On the concave side
c. On both sides of the scoliosis
d. Below the apex vertebra
e. Above the apex vertebra

Answer 29

a. On the convex side

Question 30

In using the Thomas Test stretch, if your patient is asked to flex the right hip and knee, and leave the left LE straight, what muscle is primarily lengthened?
a. Left quads
b. Right quads
c. Left iliopsoas
d. Right iliopsoas

Answer 30

c. Left iliopsoas

Question 31

True about the neutral spine position:

I. at zero degrees of flexion and extension, rotation, and side bending

II. also the functional position of the spine

III. the slightest amount of stress to the spine

IV. does not change as tissues heal

a. I and II
b. II and III
c. III and IV
d. I II III and IV

Answer 31

b. II and III

Not I. because not 0 degrees
Not IV. because it changes as pt heals

Question 32

This segment of the lumbar vertebra is primarily the weight bearing and shock absorbing component of the spine:
a. Anterior segment
b. Posterior segment
c. Lateral segment
d. Spinal canal

Answer 32

a. Anterior segment

Question 33

What is the unilateral action of the multifidus?
a. Trunk side flexion and rotation to the opposite side
b. Trunk extension and rotation to the contralateral side
c. Trunk forward flexion and rotation to the same side
d. Trunk forward flexion and rotation to the ipsilateral side

Answer 33

b. Trunk extension and rotation to the contralateral side

Question 34

In dextroscoliosis, the vertebral bodies rotate towards the right. The spinous processes move towards the left.
a. First is correct
b. Second is correct
c. Both are correct
d. Both are incorrect

Answer 34

c. Both are correct

Question 35

Significant decrease in the capacity of the stabilizing system to maintain the neutral spine results to pain and disability. Contraction of limb girdle musculature will transmit forces proximally and will cause motions that will place excessive stresses on spinal structures and the supporting soft tissues.
a. First is correct
b. Second is correct
c. Both are correct
d. Both are incorrect

Answer 35

c. Both are correct

Question 36

Based on the Clinical Practice Guidelines on Low Back Pain, what is the evidence for the use of intermittent lumbar traction (ILT) for patients with acute inflammatory back pain?
a. The evidence is strong for ILT to be included in the treatment plan
b. Whether to use ILT or not will be dependent on the experience of the PT
c. Pt will benefit from supine ILT
d. ILT should not be used in this case

Answer 36

d. ILT should not be used in this case

ILT is contraindicated for acute cases

Question 37

Based on Clinical Practice Guidelines, there is a need to initiate referral to an appropriate medical practitioner for patients with low back pain exhibiting the following, EXCEPT:
a. The interventions are not resolving the symptoms of the pt normally
b. Pt is showing signs and symptoms that are not consistent with the medical
diagnosis
c. Clinical presentation of the pt suggests more serious medical or
psychological pathology
d. Centralization of the symptoms from the posterior leg to the low back area
was noted
e. None

Answer 37

d. Centralization of the symptoms from the posterior leg to the low back area was noted

Question 38

Which of the following should not be included in the exercise program for a patient with ankylosing spondylitis?
a. Endurance training
b. William’s exercises
c. Breathing retraining
d. Postural re-education
e. None

Answer 38

b. William’s exercises

No to flexion because it will be the postural deformity

Question 39

Which of the following Short-Term Goals (STG) is most appropriately written for a patient with low back pain due to lordotic posture?
a. Pt will report decreased LBP form 8/10 to 4/10 p 2 wks of PT sessions in
order to perform bed mobility s pain and discomfort
b. Pt will report a decrease in lordotic curve as exemplified by a flatter abdominals p 2 wks of PT sessions to be able to wear fitted shirt
c. Pt will demonstrate increased AROM on B hip extension from 0-10 deg to 0-20 deg p 2 wks of PT sessions to be able to walk c more ease
d. Pt will demonstrate increased strength of trunk flexors form ⅖ to ⅘ p 2 wks of
PT sessions to be able to do more abdominal crunches
e. All of these

Answer 39

c. Pt will demonstrate increased AROM on B hip extension from 0-10 deg to 0-20 deg p 2 wks of PT sessions to be able to walk c more ease

Question 40

The following are true about non-structural scoliosis, EXCEPT:
a. Due to impingement of the nerve root
b. Reversed or corrected in the side lying position
c. The left leg is 3 inches shorter than the right
d. Also known as postural scoliosis
e. None

Answer 40

b. Reversed or corrected in the side lying position

only corrected in
supine and prone

Question 41

Which of the following Long-Term Goals (LTGs) is most appropriate for a 35 y/o patient with structural scoliosis?
a. Pt will demonstrate a decrease in the angle of curvature from 50º to 25º after
3 mos of PT sessions
b. Pt will report a decrease in mid back pain from 6/10 to 2/10 p 2 wks of PT
sessions to be able to do household chores s pain
c. Pt will demonstrate increased strength of trunk flexors and extensors from ⅗
to ⅘ p 2 wks of PT sessions to assume work s difficulty
d. Pt will demonstrate increased CV endurance from 10 mins to 30 mins to be
able to resume leisure walking at the park p 3 mos of PT sessions
e. All of these

Answer 41

d. Pt will demonstrate increased CV endurance from 10 mins to 30 mins to be
able to resume leisure walking at the park p 3 mos of PT sessions

Question 42

Which of the following positions will put the hamstrings muscles at its MOST
passive insufficiency position?
a. Pelvis Tilted Anteriorly, Hip Flexed, and Knee Extended
b. Pelvis Tilted Posteriorly, Hip Flexed, and Knee Extended
c. Hip Flexed, and Knee Extended
d. Hip Flexed, and Knee Flexed
e. None of the above

Answer 42

a. Pelvis Tilted Anteriorly, Hip Flexed, and Knee Extended

-Anteriorly tilted pelvis is achieved by stabilizing opposite leg

Question 43

What is normal arthrokinematics of the tibio-femoral joint during CKC knee
extension during sit-to-stand activity?
a. Rolls anteriorly & Glides anteriorly
b. Rolls posteriorly & Glides posteriorly
c. Rolls anteriorly & Glides posteriorly
d. Rolls posteriorly & Glides anteriorly

Answer 43

c. Rolls anteriorly & Glides posteriorly

Question 44

Which among the following is/are considered the dynamic stabilizer of the patella
for medial stability: I. Lateral Patellofemoral Ligament, II. Medial Patellofemoral
Ligament, III. ITB, IV. VMO?
a. I & III
b. II & IV
c. I, II & III
d. IV only
e. None of the above

Answer 44

d. IV only

Question 45

Based on the screw home mechanism, during the last degree of OKC knee
extension the tibial produces medial rotation accessory movement. Knee extension is
considered as the closed pack position of the knee.?
a. First statement is TRUE and Second statement is FALSE
b. First statement is FALSE and Second statement is TRUE
c. Both statements are TRUE
d. Both statements are FALSE

Answer 45

b. First statement is FALSE and Second statement is TRUE

Question 46

The following biomechanical adaptation will happen during weight bearing on a
pronated foot:
a. External Rotation of Femur
b. Internal Rotation of Femur
c. Increase Knee Varus
d. Increase Knee Valgus
e. Increase Q-angle
f. Decrease Q-angle
g. External Tibial Rotation
h. Internal Tibial Rotation

Answer 46

B, D, E, G

Question 47

Pt. had undergone ACL reconstruction 2 days ago and was referred to you for
rehabilitation. You noted the following: Pain gr. 5/10 on the ® knee at the incision site,
(+) Swelling on the right knee, (+) Knee brace locked in extension, LOM on the ®
knee flexion and extension, Moderate difficulty in ambulation c AD.
What will be your
TOP most problem list for the case?
a. Pain
b. Swelling
c. LOM on the Knee
d. Moderate difficulty in amb
e. None of the above

Answer 47

d. Moderate difficulty in amb

NOTE: Goal must be functional first as it is compensatory.

Question 48

Pt. had undergone ACL reconstruction 7 weeks ago and is consistently attending to
his rehabilitation program. You noted the following: Pain gr. 2/10 on the ® knee,
(-)Swelling on the right knee, LOM on the ® knee flexion and extension, Weakness of
the ® knee and hip musculature, Min difficulty in ambulation.
What will be your TOP
most problem list for the case?
a. Pain
b. LOM on the Knee
c. Weakness on the Knee and Hip
d. Difficulty in amb
e. None of the above

Answer 48

c. Weakness on the Knee and Hip

PIS is restorative. Improve immediately the strength of the mms so pt can
be functional
Not LOM bc he is attending rehab consistently. LOM is on target, it’s
addressed. But if pt wasn’t compliant to his rehab, they would have
secondary complication of LOM, making LOM more significant and the top
most problem.

Question 49

Pt. had undergone ACL reconstruction 7 weeks ago and is consistently attending to
his rehabilitation program. You noted the following: Pain gr. 2/10 on the ® knee,
(-)Swelling on the right knee, LOM on the ® knee flexion and extension, Weakness of
the ® knee and hip musculature, Min difficulty in ambulation. What will be your
PRIMARY INTERVENTION SCENARIO for the case?
a. Restorative
b. Compensatory
c. Preventive

Answer 49

a. Restorative

Question 50

Pt. had undergone ACL reconstruction 2 days ago and was referred to you for
rehabilitation. You noted the following: Pain gr. 5/10 on the ® knee at the incision site,
(+) Swelling on the right knee, (+) Knee brace locked in extension, LOM on the ®
knee flexion and extension, Moderate difficulty in ambulation c AD. What will be your
Primary Intervention Scenario for the case?
a. Restorative
b. Compensatory
c. Preventive

Answer 50

b. Compensatory

Question 51

Pt. had undergone ACL reconstruction 2 days ago and was referred to you for
rehabilitation. You noted the following: Pain gr. 5/10 on the ® knee at the incision site,
(+) Swelling on the right knee, (+) Knee brace locked in extension, LOM on the ®
knee flexion and extension, Moderate difficulty in ambulation c AD. What will be your
APPROPRIATE GOALS for the problems found on case below?
a. Eliminate Pain
b. Control Swelling
c. Maintain Soft Tissue Mobility
d. Gait Training with Adaptation

Answer 51

B, C, D

Pain can only be controlled rather than be eliminated

Question 52

Pt. had undergone ACL reconstruction 2 days ago and was referred to you for
rehabilitation. You noted the following: Pain gr. 5/10 on the ® knee at the incision site,
(+) Swelling on the right knee, (+) Knee brace locked in extension, LOM on the ®
knee flexion and extension, Moderate difficulty in ambulation c AD. Whatwill be the
most appropriate intervention for the LOM problem on the case?
a. AAROM Exercises on ® Knee
b. Gentle Passive Stretching Exercise ® Knee
c. Gr. III Joint Mobilization Exercise on the ® Knee
d. PNF stretching on ® knee

Answer 52

a. AAROM Exercises on ® Knee

Question 53

Pt. had undergone ACL reconstruction 2 days ago and was referred to you for
rehabilitation. You noted the following: Pain gr. 5/10 on the ® knee at the incision site,
(+) Swelling on the right knee, (+) Knee brace locked in extension, LOM on the ®
knee flexion and extension, Moderate difficulty in ambulation c AD. What will be the
most appropriate intervention for the difficulty in amb problem on the case below?
a. Weight-bearing as tolerated with AD
b. Weight-bearing as tolerated with AD & knee brace
c. Full weight-bearing with AD & knee brace
d. Full weight-bearing with AD & without brace
e. Full weight-bearing without AD & brace

Answer 53

b. Weight-bearing as tolerated with AD & knee brace

Question 54

The following are correct procedures for doing joint mobilization to increase knee
extension: I Position: Patient in prone with the knee in resting position, II. Therapist
Handling: Stabilizing hand hold the distal leg to position the knee in resting position
and mobilizing hand at the posterior aspect of the distal thigh, III. Patient comfort:
towel at the distal thigh IV. Glide direction: posteriorly?
a. I & III
b. II & IV
c. I, II & III
d. IV only
e. None of the above

Answer 54

a. I & III

Not distal thigh, should be the proximal leg. Towel at distal thigh to prevent compression. Glide direction should be anteriorly

Question 55

The following are correct procedures of gentle passive stretching for the
hamstring muscles: I Position: Patient in supine, II. Therapist Handling: Hold the
opposite thigh against the treatment bed to stabilize the pelvis and prevent anterior tilt
during the stretching maneuver III. Stretching Maneuver: Bring the involved lower
extremity into hip flexion with knee extended IV. Parameters: 6 seconds hold X 5
repetitions?
a. I & III
b. II & IV
c. I, II & III
d. IV only
e. None of the above

Answer 55

a. I & III

Question 56

The following are POSSIBLE procedures of gentle passive stretching for the
rectus femoris muscle:
a. Position: Patient in supine
b. Stabilization: Patient hold the opposite thigh against the chest to stabilize the
pelvis and prevent anterior tilt during the stretching maneuver
c. Stretching Maneuver: Bring the involved lower extremity into hip extension
with knee flexed
d. Parameters: 6 seconds hold X 5 repetitions

Answer 56

A, B, C

Question 57

To ensure patient safety and comfort, the following are TRUE about the weight
bearing considerations and use of knee brace & assistive device of a patient with ACL
reconstruction?
a. Braces should be worn by the patient all throughout day except during range
of motion exercises and bathing
b. During the early phase of rehabilitation, the patient can ambulate with weight
bearing as tolerated and with the use bilateral axillary crutches.
c. Full weight bearing will only be allowed after achieving full active knee
extension, pain free weight bearing and sufficient control of quadriceps
muscles on the affected knee
d. All of the above

Answer 57

d. All of the above

Question 58

Pt. had undergone ACL reconstruction 2 days ago and was referred to you for
rehabilitation. You noted the following: Pain gr. 5/10 on the ® knee at the incision site,
(+) Swelling on the right knee, (+) Knee brace locked in extension, LOM on the ®
knee flexion and extension, Moderate difficulty in ambulation c AD. What will be your
appropriate documentation for your intervention for the LOM problem on the case
below?
a. AAROM Exercises X 10 repetition X 2 sets on the ® knee towards flexion and extension in supine to maintain soft tissue mobility
b. Gentle Passive Stretching X 6 seconds hold X 3 repetitions on the ® knee towards knee flexion in supine to increase range of motion of the knee
c. Gr. II Oscillatory Mobilization Exercise X 2mins X 2 sets on the ® Knee towards posterior glide in supine to increase range of motion of the knee
d. PNF stretching X 6 seconds hold X 30 seconds hold X 3 reps on the ® knee towards knee flexion in supine to increase range of motion of the knee

Answer 58

a. AAROM Exercises X 10 repetition X 2 sets on the ® knee towards flexion and extension in supine to maintain soft tissue mobility

Question 59

Which of the following interventions for a patient with total knee arthroplasty shall
require a close coordination with the surgeon: I. Application of Cryotherapy Exercise,
II. Tibiofemoral mobilization, III. Performing patellar mobilization IV. Initiation of light
resistance exercises?
a. I & III
b. II & IV
c. I, II & III
d. IV only
e. None of the above

Answer 59

b. II & IV