Peat 2

Question 1

Long thoracic nerve innervates

Answer 1

Serratus anterior

Question 2

Suprascapular nerve innervates

Answer 2

Supra (ER) and infraspinatus (ER)

Question 3

Subscapular nerve innervates

Answer 3

Teres major (IR)

Question 4

Axillary

Answer 4

Deltoid and teres minor (ER)

Question 5

SIJ most painful position

Answer 5

Standing for long periods or walking, stair climbing, assymetrical WBing

Question 6

Open pack for hip

Answer 6

30 degrees hip flexion

Question 7

Open pack for glenohumeral joint

Answer 7

55 d of Ab
30 d of horiz add

Question 8

Tibiofemoral loose pack

Answer 8

25degree

Question 9

Humeroradial open pack

Answer 9

70d

Question 10

Estim pulse duration for large muscles

Answer 10

200-350

Question 11

Trans femoral amputation with prosthesis too long

Answer 11

Cause abducted stance or curcumduction in swing

Question 12

Trans femoral amputation with too much friction built in causes

Answer 12

Circumducted gait

Question 13

Trans femoral amputation with trochanteric-knee-ankle line creates

Answer 13

Flexion at knee, causing buckling

Question 14

Trans femoral amputation with medial wall to high causes

Answer 14

Abducted stance or lateral bend of trunk

Question 15

Indication for spinal fusion with progressive idiopathic scoliosis

Answer 15

Cobb angle greater than 40degree

Question 16

GERD should avoid what foods

Answer 16

Chocolate, peppermint, alcohol, caffeine/coffee, fried/fatty foods.

Question 17

Normal RR for a 6-12y/o

Answer 17

18-30 bretahs/min

Question 18

Normal RR for toddler 1-3

Answer 18

24-40 breath/min

Question 19

Infant RR

Answer 19

30-60 breath/min

Question 20

Fasting plasma glucose in DM

Answer 20

126+

Question 21

Step height

Answer 21

No more than 7”

Question 22

Step depth

Answer 22

At least 11”

Question 23

Handrail height

Answer 23

34to 38inch

Question 24

PEDI (pediatric evaluation of disability inventory)

Answer 24

Assesses effect of a child’s disability on the child’s caregivers

Question 25

A common indicator that the corticospinal tract is damaged

Answer 25

Babinski

Question 27

Rubrospinal tract

Answer 27

Synapse with LMN, primarily UE

Question 28

S1 heart sound

Answer 28

Mitral and tricuspid

Question 29

S2 heart sound

Answer 29

Pulmonary and aortic valves closing

Question 30

Capsular pattern of shoulder

Answer 30

ER, Ab, IR

Question 31

What is entrapped its hiatal hernia

Answer 31

Stomach

Question 33

Mono phased currents best for

Answer 33

Promote tissue healing and manage edema

Question 34

Pulsed biphasic current best for

Answer 34

Produce muscle contraction or control pain

Question 35

Direct current

Answer 35

Not common, very uncomfortable

Question 36

Bell’s palsy affects what nerve

Answer 36

Cn 7 Frontalis muscle is affected

Question 37

Compression of what nerve makes the “ok” sign

Answer 37

Anterior interossei nerve - also motor nerve only

Question 38

Head thrust test

Answer 38

Examine semicircular canal function. Unilateral lesion or CNS pathology will mean that they cannot maintain gaze when head is rotated towards side of lesion.

Question 39

Obturator nerve innervates

Answer 39

Adductor longus, brevis, magnus, Gracilis, obturator externus Adduct hip

Question 40

PF MMT score

Answer 40

5/5 =25 SL calf raises 4/5 = 2-24 3/5 =1

Question 41

Excessive pronation means weak ? Muscles

Answer 41

Tibialis posterior

Question 42

Myelomingocele (spina bifida) might have shunt dysfunctional, what are the sx?

Answer 42

85% of children with myelomingocele have hydrocephalus- requiring a shunt Shunt dysfunction sx: vomiting, lethargy, irritability, headache, seizures

Question 43

IDEA

Answer 43

The individuals with disabilities education act Ensures that all children have access to free and appropriate public schooling and school-related services

Question 44

How should do the ASIS AND PSIS relate to one another

Answer 44

PSIS should sit higher than ASIS

Question 45

Signs of diabetic keotacidosis

Answer 45

Contact physician immediately if: Blood glucose levels higher than 300 Muscle cramping Lethargy

Question 46

Lung percussion contraindicated with

Answer 46

Recent spinal surgery

Question 47

ATFL

Answer 47

Anterior talofibular lig

Question 48

Why is sever kidney disease a contraindication to aquatic therapy?

Answer 48

Due to inability to adjust fluid loss during immersion

Question 49

Dorsal roots vs ventral roots

Answer 49

Dorsal = afferent, sensory Ventral = efferent, motor

Question 50

HR and SBP comparing UE vs LE exercise RPP same as above because HR * SPB

Answer 50

UE = higher HR and SBP LE = lower HR and SBP

Question 51

Stroke volume UE vs LE exercise

Answer 51

UE = lower SV LE = higher SV

Question 52

Increasing US intensity from 1.5W/cm2 to 2W/cm2 means what

Answer 52

Increase the amount of heating energy being delivered

Question 53

US frequency

Answer 53

Depth of penetration

Question 54

Foot slap

Answer 54

Caused by weak DF

Question 55

Early heel rise

Answer 55

Plantar flexor contraction

Question 56

Thyroid gland affects

Answer 56

Metabolic rate and protein synthesis

Question 57

Parathyroid gland

Answer 57

Regulates calcium and phosphate metabolism

Question 58

Adrenal gland

Answer 58

Epinephrine and norepinephrine - Nervous system

Question 59

Pituitary gland

Answer 59

Regulates other glands

Question 60

Hypoglycemia vs hyperglycemia

Answer 60

Hypo = pallor and shakes (cold and clammy - give candy) Hyper = lethargy, confusion, exessive thirst (high and dry - sugar high)

Question 62

Skin lesions less than 6mm

Answer 62

Unlikely to be cancerous, 6+mm better chance of being cancerous

Question 63

Trachea shifts towards

Answer 63

Where there is an increase in lung volume

Question 64

Hepatic

Answer 64

Liver related

Question 65

C5 muscles intact

Answer 65

Delts, biceps, and rhomboids

Question 66

C6 muscles intact

Answer 66

Pec major and teres minor

Question 67

Tibia nerve innervates

Answer 67

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