PP Flashcards
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Which of the following is overuse injury?
a. Acromioclavicular joint dislocation
b. distal biceps tendon rupture
c. posterosuperior impingement
d. clavicle fracture
c. posterosuperior impingement
The throwing shoulder can have the following pathologies, except for:
a. Posterosuperior impingement
b- SLAP lesion
c. Rotator cuff tendinitis
d. AC joint arthritis
d. AC joint arthritis
The following is NOT true for tennis players shoulder
a. it can be prevented by proprioceptive training
b. it can often only be treated by surgery
c. serving can cause posterosuperior impingement
d. The backhand stroke can cause coracoid impingement
b. it can often only be treated by surgery
The following are symptoms of AC joint dislocation, except for:
a. Positive apprehension test
b. positive piano key test
c. painful adduction and internal rotation
d. subluxation of the lateral clavicular end
a. Positive apprehension test ( glenohumeral joint dislocation)
which one is true?
a. anterior shoulder instability is more common than posterior instability
b. rotator cuff tear is a common sports injury
c. acromioclavicular joint dislocation always requires acute surgical reconstruction
d. among the rotator cuff tendons, the infraspinatus tendon is injured the most frequently
a. anterior shoulder instability is more common than posterior instability
note:
-rotator cuff dislocation (not tear ) is a common..
-supraspinatus
which test is NOT appropriate for shoulder instability?
a. sulcus sign
b. apprehension sign
c. Jobe test
d. relocation test
c. jobe test : supraspinatus strength
note
patte test= infraspinatus strength
gerber= subscapular strength
The following are symptoms of rotator cuff injury except for :
a. painful arc
b. decreasing supraspinatus muscle strength
c. night pain
d. positive apprehension test
d. positive apprehension test
Treatment of rotator cuff syndrome can include
a. arthroscopic labrum refixation
b. arthroscopic subacromial decompression
c. MINAR
d. Capsular reconstruction
b. arthroscopic subacromial decompression
note :
The following can be symptoms of tendovaginitis, except for:
a. swelling
b. local tenderness
c. paraesthesia
d. crepitus
c. paraesthesia
which statement is NOT true?
a. one of the basic conditions for returning to competitive sports after ACL surgery is the existence of adequate mobility and stability of the lower limb joints.
b. one of the basic conditions for returning to competitive sports after ACL surgery is balanced muscle strength and strength endurance.
c. one of the basic conditions for returning to competitive sports after ACL surgery is to wear an orthosis during sports activities in all cases
d. optimal functioning of the neuromuscular system is one of the basic conditions for returning to competitive sports after ACL surgery
c. one of the basic conditions for returning to competitive sports after ACL surgery is to wear an orthosis during sports activities in all cases
For what purpose do we use external brace fixation immediately after injury?
a. for relief and pain relief
b. to reduce swelling and shorten the healing process
c. to limit the range of motion and avoid contraindicated movements
d. to restore a harmonious gait and to start sports activities as soon as possible
c. to limit the range of motion and avoid contraindicated movements
on what basis does the physiotherapist determine the amount of exercise during exercise therapy?
a. based on the patients current condition
b. based on the coach’s suggestion
c. at the request of athlete
d. none of them
a. based on the patients current condition
which is one of the most effective treatments for a chronic tendon pain ( eg. achilles tendinopathy )?
a. proprioceptive training
b. concentric muscle strengthening
c. eccentric training
d. plioometric training
c. eccentric training
first of all, what do we develop with the proprioceptive training?
a. endurance
b. static and dynamic stability of joints
c. muscle extensibility
d. maximum muscle strength
b. static and dynamic stability of joints
What additional musculoskeletal therapy options are available during complex sports rehabilitation ?
a. massage, physiotherapy, water gymnastics
b. physiotherapy only
c. massage, dietetics, sport psychology
d. none of them
a. massage, physiotherapy, water gymnastics
What is the essence of eccentric muscle function?
a. during exertion, the distance between the point of origin and the point of adhesion of the muscle does not change
b. during the exertion, the distance between the point of origin and the point of adhesion of the muscle decreases, the point of origin approaches the point of adhesion
c. during exertion, the distance between the point of origin and the point of adhesion of the muscle increases
d. during exertion, the distance between the point of origin and the point if adhesion of the muscle decreases the point of adhesion approaches the point of origin
c. during exertion, the distance between the point of origin and the point of adhesion of the muscle increases
What do we develop with pliometric exercises?
a. muscle extensibility
b. explosiveness and rapid force
c. coordination and dexterity
d. endurance
b. explosiveness and rapid force
- Which statement is NOT true?
a. One of the basic conditions for returning to competitive sports after ACL surgery is the existence of adequate mobility and stability of the lower limb joints.
b. One of the basic conditions for returning to
competitive sports after ACL surgery is balanced muscle strength and strength endurance.
c. One of the basic conditions for returning to competitive sports after ACL surgery is to wear an
orthosis during sports activities in all cases.
d. Optimal functioning of the neuromuscular system is one of the basic conditions for returning to competitive sports after ACL surgery.
c. One of the basic conditions for returning to competitive sports after ACL surgery is to wear an
orthosis during sports activities in all cases.
what is the most important part of complex musculoskeletal rehabilitation?
a. physiotherapy
b. physiotherapy
c. sports massage
d. aerobics
a. physiotherapy
- the question repeated physio in 2 answers
- What is the purpose of early controlled movement?
a. restore function as soon as possible and avoid complications
b. muscle strengthening
c. endurance development
d. none of them
a. restore function as soon as possible and avoid complications
Which statement is NOT true?
a.The task of the physiotherapist after ACL surgery is to improve the range of movement and to strengthen the key muscles in a maximally protected phase with active, closed-chain exercises within the permitted range of motion.
b. The primary task of the physiotherapist in the early stages after injury / surgery is to reduce swelling, improve circulation, activate key muscles, move in an early controlled manner, and teach the correct use of the ald and self-care.
C. The primary task of the physiotherapist in the early stages of the injury / surgery is the patient’s education: to draw attention to rest, the need for immobilization and the use of analgesics.
d. In the last phase of rehabilitation after ACL
surgery, the physlotherapist’s task is to develop explosiveness and rapid strength in athletes with pliometric exercises, and to lead the rehabilitation to active sports activities with sport-specific tasks.
C. The primary task of the physiotherapist in the early stages of the injury / surgery is the patient’s education: to draw attention to rest, the need for immobilization and the use of analgesics.
What is the role of the physlotherapist in the maximally protected phase after ACL surgery?
a. to improve the range of motion and strengthen key muscles through active, closed-circuit exercises within the permitted range of motion
b. in addition to teaching the correct use of the aid, improving strength endurance, teaching eccentric and proprioceptive training, performing coordination and dexterity tasks.
c. the physiotherapist has to do only in the later stages of rehabilitation
d. patient education: to draw attention to rest, the need for immobilization and the use of analgesics
a. to improve the range of motion and strengthen key muscles through active, closed-circuit exercises within the permitted range of motion
LATE phase: in addition to teaching the correct use of the aid, improvi
Which statement is NOT true?
a. Poorly scheduled, premature return to sports increases the risk of re-injury
b. improperly designed load can lead to permanent damage
c. inadequate musculoskeletal rehabilitation can cause prolonged healing
d. The problem and the pain becoming chronic only depend on the type of injury
d. The problem and the pain becoming chronic only depend on the type of injury
Which one is true?
a. 90% of sports injuries are acute sports accidents
b. sports injuries can be acute accidents or overuse injuries
c. Sports injurics are always overuse injuries.
d. Sports injuries are always chronic injuries.
b. sports injuries can be acute accidents or overuse injuries