Section 3

Question 1

2 week history of gradually increasing PAIN no numbness in the medial posterior aspect of the lower leg. The pain is present first thing in morning then gets better worse again at night.

Answer 1

Posterior tib tendinitis

Question 2

Spondylolisthesis is a defect in the ?

Answer 2

Pars interarticularis

Question 3

What ligament is the primary restraint against anterior and posterior dislocations and is the most important stabilizing structure in overhead motions?

Answer 3

Inferior glenohumeral ligament

Question 4

Insufficient socket flexion will cause what during ipsilateral terminal stance

Answer 4

Lumbar lordosis

Question 5

PVC every other beat

Answer 5

Bigeminy

Question 6

2 PVC together

Answer 6

Couplet

Question 7

More than one PVC and look different

Answer 7

Multi focal

Question 8

Triceps muscle action ?

Answer 8

Ext elbow

Ext and adduct shoulder

Question 9

Groin pain, antalgic gait, and limited hip range in peds associated with?

Answer 9

Legg-calve-perthes

Question 10

What muscle prevent scapular winging by pulling medial border of scapula anterior against the thoracic wall?

Answer 10

Serratus anterior

Question 11

Triceps, wrist extensors, and finger extensors innervation

Answer 11

Radial nerve

Question 12

Lower trap muscle action

Answer 12

Scapular adduction, upward rotation, and depression

Question 13

What two measurements enables the pt to estimate the myocardial oxygen demand at onset of symptoms best?

Answer 13

HR and SBP are very reflective of myocardial oxygen demand and these two are termed rate pressure product

Question 14

Stoppage gait pattern due to ?

Answer 14

Weak df- stim the df will improve foot clearance

Question 15

An increase in bp would activate the baroreceptor reflex resulting in?

Answer 15

Reflexive dilation of peripheral vasculature and bradycardia, and decreased cardiac output

Question 16

What meds can lead to increased risk of infection

Answer 16

Corticosteroids for 3 months

Question 17

Stress incontinence is treated with ?

Answer 17

Pelvic floor exercises

Question 18

Arterial/ ischemic ulcers have what kind of borders?

Answer 18

Sharply demarcated borders

Question 19

What kind of drainage is typical and indicative that the wound is healing

Answer 19

Serosanguineous drainage

Question 20

Pain redness tenderness edema and at time fever chills tachycardia headache and hypotension are signs and symptoms of what skin disorder?

Answer 20

Cellulitis

Question 21

Presence of apples vesicles blisters and ulcers are signs of

Answer 21

Dermatitis

Question 22

Systolic bp increase over _____ are considered abnormal?

Answer 22

220 mm hg

Question 23

True or false - following a split thickness skin graft 1 week ago for a partial thickness burn to the upper extremity it is important to do aarom to achieve full range if the pt isn’t able to on their own , in order to prevent contracture .

Answer 23

True

Question 24

Increase erythrocyte sedimentation rate and decreased red blood cell count are indicative of ?

Answer 24

Rheumatoid arthritis