Final

Question 1

There is a decreased ROM on heel strike during the gait cycle. Goniometry measurements would be taken using the _____ malleolus while measuring _____

Answer 1

Lateral

Dorsiflexion

Question 2

The anterior talus correction would use a ____ contact and would be corrected with a ____ thrust

Answer 2

Interdigital

AP

Question 3

The evaluation for a superior cuboid adjustment would be the _____ muscle test by placing the foot in ____

Answer 3

Fibularis

Eversion

Question 4

The analysis for SC joint adjustment is the ____ muscle test with a ____ LOC

Answer 4

Pectoralis major clavicular

AP ML IS

Question 5

When analyzing the ankle joint you find a strong peroneus muscle and a weak popliteus muscle. From this finding you would adjust a ____ with a ____ LOC

Answer 5

Posterior tibia

PA

Question 6

The criteria of a chronic knee, ankle, and foot problems indicate a _____ with a _____ contact point

Answer 6

Posterior fibula head

Digital

Question 7

The anterior fibula head adjustment is indicated with which positive finding

Answer 7

Motion

Chronic knee, ankle, foot

Question 8

Theer is a weak coracobrachialis muscle and weak pec major inferior muscle. This finidng indicates a ____ adjustment

Answer 8

AC joint

Question 9

A weak _____ is the criteria for a SC adjustment

Answer 9

Pec major superior

Question 10

A weak ____ would indicate a posterior humerus adjustment

Answer 10

Teres major

Question 11

There is a weak anterior deltoid. This finding indicates a ____ adjustment

Answer 11

Anterior inferior humerus

Question 12

While analyzing your patient you find a weak triceps and strong brachioradialis which would indicate a

Answer 12

Posterior lateral radius

Question 13

Weak triceps and weak brachioradialis

Answer 13

Anterior medial radius

Question 14

In an anterior medial radius adjustment which of the following would be the criteria for adjusting

Answer 14

Weak triceps, weak brachioradialis

Question 15

The proper line of correction for an AI humerus is

Answer 15

AP ML IS

Question 16

A strong coracobrachialis and a weak pec major superior muscle are the criteria for a ____ adjustment

Answer 16

Sternoclavicular

Question 17

The hip is in flexion, medial rotation and abduction. The ____ muscle would be tested in this position

Answer 17

Tensor fascia lata

Question 18

Your patient tells you he has spasms in the lower thoracic area and that he was rock climbing this past weekend. The most likely muscle involved would be the

Answer 18

Latissimus dorsi

Question 19

If ther eis superior humeral pain with discomfort down the sternal border you would most suspect the ____ muscle

Answer 19

Pec major inferior

Question 20

There is a positive obers test on your patient and a negative trendelenburg test. Which muscle would be involved

Answer 20

TFL

Question 21

There is a weak anterior deltoid muscle. The adjustment for this criteria is th

Answer 21

Anterior deltoid

AI humerus

Question 22

Which of the muscles below would most likely be involved in a wry neck presentation

Answer 22

SCM

Superior trapezius

Question 23

The ____ muscle and ____ nerve would be involved with winging of the scapula

Answer 23

Serratus anterior

Long thoracic

Question 24

The ____ muscle and ____ nerve would be involved with flaring of the scapula

Answer 24

Rhomboid

Dorsal scapular

Question 25

There is posterior calf discomfort. All knee muscle tests are negative. Which muscle and test position would be the most likelly cause of this presentation

Answer 25

Soleus | Knee flexed 90 degrees

Question 26

There is pain on palpation at the medial proximal tibia. Which of the following muscular insertions would you not suspect

Answer 26

Soleus

Question 27

There is a problem with the patient’s eating habits, specifically, with holding their fork. The ___ muscle should be analyzed

Answer 27

Supinator

Question 28

The pronator quadratus muscle would be associated with

Answer 28

Carpal tunnel

Question 29

There is weakness in abduction of the hip. Which muscle and orthopedic test correlate to have these findings

Answer 29

TFL | Obers

Question 30

There is a lumbar spasm as well as tenderness over the greater trochanter. Which muscle if irritated would cause these findings

Answer 30

Piriformis

Question 31

The doctor pushes in a medial to lateral direciton while pulling on the lower leg for which of the follwoing muscle tests

Answer 31

Sartorius

Question 32

You would not evaluate the ____ muscle when evaluating the hip

Answer 32

Vastus lateralis

Question 33

A patient has pain in the right shoulder. ROM shows decreased abduction. The fulcrum for measuring this is the

Answer 33

Acromium

Question 34

Your patient is having difficutly flexing her head after she was rear ended in an accident yesterday. Her scalenes and upper trapezius muscles are in spasm. Which of the following landmarks are used for testing neck flexion

Answer 34

Top of the head | T1

Question 35

A patient cannot rotate their head since they woke up this morning. The _____ nmuscle would be involved while using the top fo the head and ___ to measure cervical ROM

Answer 35

Scalenes | T1

Question 36

There is restriction on rotatino of the lumbar spine. Which landmarks would be used to measure this ROM

Answer 36

L1/S2

Question 37

There have been multiple sprain/straings to your patients ankle. Muscle testing reveals weakness when testing the peroneus muscles. Which action is compromised and which bony landmark would be used to evaluate this

Answer 37

Eversion | Mid calcaneal line

Question 38

To measure thoracic rotation the landmakrs you would use are

Answer 38

T1 | T12

Question 39

Internal rotation fo the hip would be measured using thee _____ in goniometry

Answer 39

Patella

Question 40

Ulnar deviaiton of the wrist ROM is measured using

Answer 40

Capitate

Question 41

Internal rotation fo the shoulder is measured using the

Answer 41

Olecranon

Question 42

The contact point for coxafemoral distraction is

Answer 42

Bipalmar

Question 43

On a palmar distal radius pull move the doctors hands contact the ___ and ____ humerus

Answer 43

Distal radius | Distal

Question 44

During which of the following moves is the patients distal humerus tractioned between the knees of the doc

Answer 44

GH internal/external rotation

Question 45

The line of correction for AI shoulder is

Answer 45

IS AP

Question 46

The patient postiion for AI shoulder

Answer 46

Shoulder flexed 90 degrees, palm on same side shoulder

Question 47

The contact point for ankle distraction is

Answer 47

Interphalangeal

Question 48

The patient position for humeroulnar extension is

Answer 48

Seated

Question 49

With a first cuneiform PA push the patient position is ___ with a ____ hand contact

Answer 49

Prone Knee flexed 45 degrees Reinforced thumb

Question 50

The patellar mobilization is done using a dual ___ contact and a verbalization of ___ vectors

Answer 50

Thumb web | 4 (inferolateral, inferomedial, superolateral, superomedial)

Question 51

For a thumb radius push, distal forearm grasp the patient position is ___ with elbow ___ and forearm ___

Answer 51

Seated Slightly flexed Pronated