Mid-Term

Question 0

When does a soft callus usually form after an injury to a bone?

Answer 0

1-6 weeks

Question 1

When does a hard callus of a bone usually formation following injury?

Answer 1

4-6 weeks

Question 2

What stage of injury is controlled motion phase

Answer 2

Sub acute stage - proliferation

Question 3

What is the protective phase of injury

Answer 3

Acute stage - inflammation

Question 4

In what joint position is the intracapsular volume capacity the greatest?

Answer 4

Open-packed position

Question 5

Flexion, extension, abduction, and adduction are all what kind of motions

Answer 5

Osteokinematic

Question 6

Roll, glide,spine, compression and distraction are all what kind of motions

Answer 6

Arthrokinematic

Question 7

Describe the convex-concave rule

Answer 7

When convex moves on concave the joint glide direction is OPPOSITE to direction of physiological movement
When concave moves on convex the joint glide direction is the SAME as the physiological movement

Question 8

What nerve innervates the quadriceps?

Answer 8

Femoral nerve

Question 9

What muscle innervates Iliacus

Answer 9

Femoral nerve

Question 10

What nerve innervates glut max

Answer 10

Inferior gluteal

Question 11

What nerve innervates Tibialis anterior and ext hall longus

Answer 11

Common peroneal

Question 12

Open packed position glenohumeral

Answer 12

55 degrees abduction and 30 degrees of horizontal adduction

Question 13

Open packed position AC and SC joints

Answer 13

Arm resting by side

Question 14

Open packed position of hip

Answer 14

30 degrees flexion, 30 degrees abduction, slight ER

Question 15

Open packed position of knee

Answer 15

25 degrees flexion

Question 16

Open packed position of Talocrural joint

Answer 16

10 degrees pf,midway between max inversion and eversion

Question 17

What is the closed packed position of the knee

Answer 17

Full extension and ER of tibia

Question 18

Closed pAcked position of Talocrural joint

Answer 18

Max dorsiflexion

Question 19

Closed packed position of subtalar joint?

Answer 19

Supination

Question 20

What grade of contractile lesion would present as strong and painful?

Answer 20

Grade I contractile lesion

Question 21

Pain that occurs with resistence, accompanied by pain at the opposite end of passive range, indicated what?

Answer 21

Muscle impairment

Question 22

Pain that does not occur during the test but occurs after the release of contraction is thought to be sourced where .

Answer 22

Articular source, produced by the joint glide that occurs following release of tension

Question 23

Capsular pattern of GH joint

Answer 23

Loss of ER> loss abduction>loss of IR

Question 24

Capsular pattern of ac and ac joints

Answer 24

Pain at extremes of ROM esp horz add and full extension

Question 25

Open packed position of scapulo thoracic joint

Answer 25

Arm by side | Scapula in aprox 30/45 deg scap IR, slight upward rotation, 5-20 degrees anterior tilt

Question 26

What is the most commonly torn rotator cuff tear.

Answer 26

Supraspinatus

Question 27

What is the action of supraspinatus

Answer 27

External rotation and abduction (0-60 mostly)

Question 28

Empty can test what muscle

Answer 28

Supraspinatus

Question 29

Full can test what muscle

Answer 29

Infraspinatus

Question 30

What muscles internally rotate the arm

Answer 30

Subscap and teres major

Question 31

IR lag test what

Answer 31

Anterior rotator cuff specifically subscap

Question 32

Yeagons test for what

Answer 32

Biceps tendinitis

Question 33

What is a separation of the anterior labrum from the glenoid

Answer 33

Bankart lesion

Question 34

What is a compression fx of posteriolateral humeral head called

Answer 34

Hill-Sachs lesion

Question 35

4 Cs of orthoses

Answer 35

Comfort Control Cosmesis Cost

Question 36

What test is used to asses ITB friction syndrome?

Answer 36

Noble compression test

Question 37

Obriens test asses what

Answer 37

SLAP

Question 38

Speeds tests for what

Answer 38

SLAP or tendinitis

Question 39

Patellar joint reaction forces increase with what motion

Answer 39

Increasing knee flexion

Question 40

Anterior subluxation may present similar to what

Answer 40

Impingement syndrome

Question 41

Capsular pattern of the hip

Answer 41

Loss of IR>FLEx>ABD=EXT>other

Question 42

What gait deviation may you see with a weak glut max

Answer 42

Glut max limp/lurch | Compensate by throwing UE weight back

Question 43

In someone with hip OA what hip muscles would you expect to be weak

Answer 43

Hip abductors

Question 44

Elys test tests what

Answer 44

Rectus femoris extensibility

Question 45

Lachmans test, Macintosh lateral pivot shift both test what

Answer 45

ACL integrity | Lateral pivot shift more specific

Question 46

What's the unhappy triad

Answer 46

ACL, MCL, medial meniscus

Question 47

A positive Godfrey sign indicates what

Answer 47

PCL injury

Question 48

What test for meniscus tears is specific but not sensitive

Answer 48

McMurrays

Question 49

Thessalys tests what

Answer 49

Meniscus injury

Question 50

If an increased q angle is observed what muscle should you strengthen

Answer 50

VMO

Question 51

What is the special test for patellar dislocation

Answer 51

Patella apprehension test (Fairbanks apprehension test)

Question 52

What are the ABCS of xrays

Answer 52

Alignment Bone density Cartilage space Soft tissue

Question 53

Ottawa knee rules

Answer 53

Age greater than or equal to 55 years old Tenderness at fibular head or isolated patella Inability to flex knee greater than or equal to 90 degrees Inability to walk 4 WBing steps immediately and in ER