Tools Flashcards

1
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Which device should you not find in the patient’s fitting room?
a. standing mirror
b. cloth measurement tape
c. Brannock device

A

b. cloth measurement tape Measuring tapes used should be disposable or plastic that you can wipe clean.

Brannock Device is a measuring instrument invented by Charles F. Brannock for measuring a person’s shoe size.

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2
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ML gauges are used to measure for a lumbar corset.
a. true
b. false

A

b. false
Measurement tape required for corset.

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3
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If you are using a grinder you should always:
a. wear eye protection
b. wear a lab coat
c. wear ear protection
d. None of the above

A

A. Eye protection required for grinders.

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4
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A specialized set of calipers used to measure the thickness of sections of the human body is known as:
a. Tape Measure
b. Brannock device
c. Goniometer
d. AP/ML Gauge

A

d. AP/ML Gauge

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5
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This is used to take circumference and length measurements of body segments:
a. Goniometer
b. AP/ML Gauge
c. Tape Measure
d. Brannock

A

c. Tape Measure

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6
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This is an instrument that either measures the angle of the range of motion of body segments, or angles of deformities of body segments:
a. AP/ML Gauge
b. Goniometer
c. Tape Measure
d. Brannock

A

b. Goniometer

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7
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Which of these tools would be used during a foot examination to assess the circulation of the patient’s foot?
a. Thermometer
b. Tuning Fork
c. Goniometer
d. Monofilament

A

a. Thermometer

Tuning Fork - to identify whether a bone is fractured or not. Doctors do this by simply striking a tuning fork and placing the vibrating fork close to the affected area.
Goniometer - to measure the range of motion
Monofilament -an inexpensive, easy-to-use, and portable test for assessing the loss of protective sensation, and it is recommended by several practice guidelines to detect peripheral neuropathy in otherwise normal feet.

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8
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Loss of protective sensation in the diabetic foot can be assessed via:
a. Assessment of pedal pulses
b. Pedograph
c. 10gram 5.07 Monofilament
d. Exergen thermometer

A

c. 10gram 5.07 Monofilament

pedal pulses - assessing peripheral circulation
b. Pedograph - a medical device used at our hospitals to determine the way a patient’s foot was placed on the ground. It was patented in 1923 by podiatrist Dr. William Mathias Scholl
Exergen thermometer - Exergen temporal thermometer works by capturing naturally emitted heat over the temporal artery through the skin.

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9
Q

What would be the best tool to adjust the metal bars of a CASH brace?
Select one:
a. Dremel Tool
b. Bending Irons
c. Heat Gun
d. Stay Bender

A

b. Bending Irons

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10
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You need to measure the thickness of your patient’s knee. Which of these would be the best tool to do so?
Select one:
a. AP/ML Gauge
b. Brannock Device
c. Tape Measure
d. Goniometer

A

a. AP/ML Gauge

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Your patient comes to you with an orthotic that needs some adjusting. Which of these tools would an Orthotic Fitter not have in their shop?
Select one:
a. Bending Irons
b. Vacuum Former
c. Heat Gun
d. Dremel Tool

A

b. Vacuum Former

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