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Pre-Clinical Disability

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progressive and detectable but unrecognized decline in physical function in older adults.

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Sarcopenia

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reduction of muscle mass and/or function as well as the impairment of the muscle’s capacity to regenerate.

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What is true for musculoskeletal system and aging​?

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-Skeletal muscle of older people is more easily damaged
-Aging collagen increased the mechanical stability o but also increased tissue stiffness.
-Tendons exhibit a lower metabolic activity

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Transverse Fracture

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racture line is at a right angle to the long axis of the bone; this fracture is usually produced by shearing force.

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5
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Which of the following is the risk factor for fractures?

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-eating disorder
-Leg-length discrepancy
-Radiation treatment

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6
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Which of the following complications of fractures requires immediate medical attention?

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fat embolism

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7
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Which of the following is true for vertebral compression fractures (VCF)?

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Pain tends to be worse with spinal extension.

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Vertebral compression fractures

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most common osteoporosis-related fractures. The incidence increases with age and with decreasing bone density.

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Which of the following is generally the first diagnostic study to be done following the clinical examination on a patient with musculoskeletal disorder?

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x-ray

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10
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Which of the following substances has the highest radiodensity?

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Bone

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11
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The PT identifies a significant swelling on patient’s lower leg and suspects there is a development of compartmental syndrome. Which of the following actions is the best?

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-Doctor

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Chrondrolysis

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The process of rapid cartilage degeneration is associated with anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.

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13
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What is true for osteoarthritis (OA)?

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Muscle weakness in anyone can also cause joint changes leading to OA, such as occurs with prolonged immobilization.

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What is true for rheumatoid arthritis (RA)?

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identification of distinct cell subtypes, surface markers, and products that may initiate and propagate the inflammatory and destructive components of the disease.

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Clinical manifestations can occur due to the progressive loss of cartilage on osteoarthritis (OA)?

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-Bony overgrowth
-Muscle weakness and atrophy
-Inflammation develops

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16
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Slowing the progression of the osteoarthritis (OA) with a combination of

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-drugs
-behavioral prevention

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17
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What is true about rheumatoid factors?

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autoantibodies that react with immunoglobulin antibodies found in the blood.

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18
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Which of the following is extraarticular rheumatoid arthritis (RA) manifestation?

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Pulmonary Effusions

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Disc Bulge

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nucleus pulposus bulges into the annulus fibrosis and the disc margin extends beyond the endplates of adjacent vertebral levels.

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20
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Which of the following clinical presentations can be expected to see on a patient with cervical degenerative disc disease (DDD)?

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-Annular tears
-Nuclear disc material degradation
-Osteophyte on vertebral body

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21
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Which of the following can be the sign or symptom of thoracic disc pathology?

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-pain mid/low back
-positive slump
-Spinal cord compression symptoms.

22
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Which of the following statements is TRUE for primary facet pathology?

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Primary facet pathology is common for bone spurs to intrude into the zygapophyseal joint.

23
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Which of the following would be the most common symptom on a person with whiplash injury?

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Neck and shoulder pain

24
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Which of the following is an example of functional scoliosis?

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Protective scoliosis secondary to a lumbar disc herniation

25
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Which type of young scoliosis has the highest risk for poor outcomes?

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-juvenile idiopathic scoliosis

26
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Which of the following clinical magnifications might be relevant to lower crossed syndrome?

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Weak gluteus maximus and abdominals

27
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Which of the following patient populations may receive the most benefit from lumbar extension-based exercises?

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Lumbar disc protrusion

28
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Which of the following may cause lumbar spine interforaminal stenosis?

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Bone spurs

29
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Lumbar radiculopathy may be caused by

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-spondylosis
-stenosis
-spondylolisthesis

30
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Most people with soft tissue injuries in the lower back will recover within

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1-2 months

31
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Which of the following is true for sacroiliac joint pathology?

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The gold standard for verifying sacroiliac articulation as the source of pain is the use of intraarticular anesthetic injections.

32
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Communited Fracture

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-bone broken into multiple fragments

33
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Fracture Healing Stages

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-Hematoma formation
-Cellular Proliferation
-Callous formation
-Ossifications
-Consolidation and remodeling

34
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Substance with lowest radiographicdensity?

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-metal

35
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Radiographic changes associated with OA?

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-subchondral bone cysts and sclerosis
-osteophytes
-joint space narrowing

36
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Musculoskeletal mnanifestation of RA?

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-joint contracture

37
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Which muscles of the shoulder is not a scapular stabilizer?

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Infraspinatus, supraspinatus

38
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Symptoms if RCT

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  • pain ar teres minor
    -thoracic pain
  • peripheral numbness and tingling
39
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What should be limited after SLAP repair?

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Shoulder flx and elbow flx

40
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What disease has higher risk of frozen shoulder?

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Hypertriglyceridemia

41
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Is medical or lateral epicondylitis more prevalent?

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Lateral

42
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Most common uses of platlet rich plasma?

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Patellar tendinopathy, rotator cuff tendinopathy

43
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Platelets…?

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-release cytokines
-angieogenesis
-release growth factors
-inflammation

44
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Pain in post lat hip that radiates to lateral thigh?

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-check glut bursas

45
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Which hamstring is most commonly injuryed and where?

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-biceps femoris
-proximally near proximal attachment
-slow healing, not rich blood supply

46
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What is a contributing factor to ACL injuries?

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Weak hamstrings

47
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MCL is what compaired to LCL?

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-most injured
-most vascularized
-occurs with ACL tears

48
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What can contribute to developing patellofemoral joint pain?

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Deceeased glut max strength

49
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Early rehab for patella, femoral pain syndrome?

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Open chain quad strength within pain free range

50
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Patellar subluxations and dislocations?

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-dislocation usually noncontact
-sublux usually laterally

51
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What bones are essential to assessing medial longitudinal arch?

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-navicular, first MT, talus

52
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Shin splints extras

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-periostitis at posterior boarder can cause shin splints
-excessive navicular drop can cause too

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