Test Questions

Question 1

All of the following diseases make up the condition known as COPD EXCEPT:

Acute bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis
Emphysema
Bronchial asthma

Answer 1

Acute Bronchitis is not COPD

Chronic Obrtuctive Pulmonary Disease
Rattray pg 891

Question 2

Type of HA that occurs unilaterally with throbbing pain, visual disturbances and nausea:

Cluster
Tension
Migraine
Allergic

Answer 2

Migraine?

Question 3

Temporal Arteritis S/Sx:

Answer 3

Elderly 70 yrs plus MC in women

Sudden vision loss
Fever
P with chewing

Question 4

Irritable Bowel Syndrom:

Answer 4

Also known as spastic colon

Spcl test = Rebound

Only tx if no diarrhea
Decrease SNS

Question 5

If a patient has a asthmatic cough since childhood that’s triggers by allergies, presently taking corticosteroids this would be what kind of COPD?

Answer 5

Bronchial asthma

Extrinsic (childhood onset)

Question 6

Special test to establish base line for a client with asthma would be:

Answer 6

Chest excursion test?

Question 7

Hydro homecare for client with asthma:

Answer 7

face steam

Do not use aromatics as it could trigger an attack

Question 8

Complete PNS lesions result in: ….(neurotmesis?)

P + motor weakness
Incontenance
Painless motor weakness
Burning in dermatomes

Answer 8

Painless motor weakness?

Question 9

A lateral traction injury to the c spine results in:

Erbs
Klumpkes
Median nerve palsy
Incontenance

Answer 9

Erbs Palsy

Question 10

Erbs palsy presentation

Answer 10

Lateral traction injury to C5 C6
At birth or from MOV

“Waiters Tip”
Shoulder addicted/ int rotated, elbow Ext, forearm pornated, wrist + finger FLX

Question 11

Klumpkes Palsy presentation:

Answer 11

Nerve root traction injury to C8-T1
Median + Ulnar N lesion

“Claw Hand” + loss of dermatome sensation

Horner’s Syndrome can accompany = dropping eyelid + loss of sweater in face

Question 12

Cervical Distraction Test:

Answer 12

To receive pressure on cervical nerve roots

++ is reduction to clients P
by relieving mm spasm, decreasing pressure on facet jts, opening int vert foramina

Question 13

SPurlings Test

Cervical quadrant test

Answer 13

Do unaffected side first

Compress in neutral — then EXT—-then EXT + ROT

++radiating P or Neuro signs down arm on affected side

DON’T DO if VAT test is positive**

Question 14

THe borders of the anterior triangle of the neck are:

Answer 14

SCM
Mandible
Trachea

Question 15

What 3 structures make up the femoral triangle?

Answer 15

Inguinal ligament
Sartorius
Adductor longus

Question 16

In a type tow lesion of the lumbar spine, when the client side bends to the affected side, the vert body rotates to:

Answer 16

The same side as side bending?

Question 17

Accordingly to the 4 principles of massage, manipulation to encourage circulation and venous return would be represented by;

Answer 17

Proximal , distal, proximal

Question 18

Peripheral - distal - peripheral

Answer 18

Is used to treat acute and subacute injury and scar tissue

Also for approaching places of P/apprehension with client

Question 19

What is considered the “5th” principle of massage?

Answer 19

treating the antagonist

Reciprocal response

Question 20

General - specific - general

Answer 20

Accustoms client to touch
Decreases SNS firing
Prepares local tissue and circulation