Basics

Question 1

What nerve is being tested with Froments sign?

Answer 1

Ulnar

Question 2

What is the name for a distal radius volar fracture?

Answer 2

Smiths Fracture (garden spade deformity)

Question 3

What is the name for a distal radius dorsal fracture?

Answer 3

Colles fracture (dinner fork deformity)

Question 4

What does Thomas Test assess?

Answer 4

tight hip flexors

Question 5

What is closed kinetic chain?

Answer 5

distal segment touching ground

Question 6

What is open kinetic chain?

Answer 6

distal segment is free

Question 7

hypomobility at one joint can lead to ______in another

Answer 7

hypermobility

Question 8

What compensations would you see with excessive PF?

Answer 8

anterior trunk lean, knee hyperextension (think high heels)

Question 9

What compensation would you see with decreased shoulder ROM?

Answer 9

increased motion at scapula (hiking)

Question 10

Convex on concave the roll and glide are what?

Answer 10

opposite

Question 11

concave on convex the roll and glide are what?

Answer 11

the same

Question 12

If you need increased DF in ankle, what mob would you perform?

Answer 12

posterior glide of tibia on talus

Question 13

I Love EMails acronym?

Answer 13

inversion lateral glide, eversion medial glide

Question 14

OKC EDAB acronym?

Answer 14

pronation=eversion, DF, and abduction in OKC.

Question 15

OKC IPAD acronym?

Answer 15

supination=inversion, PF, and ADDuction in OKC.

Question 16

CKC EPAD acronym?

Answer 16

pronation=eversion, PF, adduction in CKC.

Question 17

CKC IDAB acronym?

Answer 17

supination=inversion, DF, abduction in CKC

Question 18

What is the capular pattern for adhesive capsultiis, and what mob would you perform?

Answer 18

ER, ABD, IR, and posterior/inferior glide

Question 19

Rule of opposites for convex/concave?

Answer 19

shoulder opposite
elbow same
prox RU opposite
distal RU same
wrist opposite
fingers same
hip opposite
knee same
ankle opposite
toes same

Question 20

What mobs for pain?

Answer 20

1 and 2

Question 21

What mobs when there is no pain?

Answer 21

3 and 4

Question 22

What is inhibited in upper Jandra Crossed syndrome?

Answer 22

deep cervical flexors, lower trap and SA

Question 23

What is facilitated in upper Jandra Crossed syndrome?

Answer 23

UT/LS, SCM, pectoralis

Question 24

What is inhibited in lower Jandra Crossed syndrome?

Answer 24

abs, glut min/med/max.

Question 25

What is facilitated in lower jandra crossed syndrome?

Answer 25

rec fem/illiopsoas, thoracolumbar extensors

Question 26

When looking at SI joint dysfunction due to leg length discrepancy, what does ALPS stand for?

Answer 26

anterior rotated is longer LE, posterior rotated is shorter LE.

Question 27

When addressing dysfunction of rotated inominate, what should you do first in terms of intervention?

Answer 27

stretch and then strengthen

Question 28

When you have glut med weakness, what side falls?

Answer 28

opposite of weak side

Question 29

what N innervates glut med?

Answer 29

superior gluteal N

Question 30

When asked what to strengthen, stick to the ______

Answer 30

plane

Question 31

What is isokinetics?

Answer 31

constant velocity mm action that requires specialized equipment

Question 32

What is the numonic for muscle actions?

Answer 32

Nintendo eliminates costs Nothing isometric eccentric lengthens concentric shortens

Question 33

For flex/ext thumb mechanics, roll and slide go the ______ side

Answer 33

same

Question 34

For abd/add thumb mechanics, roll and slide go the ________ side

Answer 34

opposite

Question 35

What position do you perform mobs in?

Answer 35

resting/loose packed

Question 36

What position has max contact and max tension?

Answer 36

closed position

Question 37

What mob do you perform when pain is present?

Answer 37

grade 1 and 2

Question 38

What mob do you perform when no pain is present?

Answer 38

grade 3,4 and 5

Question 39

What are the normal end feels?

Answer 39

hard, soft, firm