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Which vertebrae is affected in a Jefferson's fracture?
What is the treatment? - Answer-1. C1 fracture
2. HALO
Name 3 goals for idiopathic scoliosis treatment. - Answer-
1. Achieve spinal balance
2. Prevent curve progression
3. Reduce curve in-brace by at least 50%
Which curve of a double spinal curve is more flexible? -
Answer-Minor curve
How would you test for "Normal" muscle strength for:
Tibialis Posterior? - Answer--Pt is side lying on test side
with foot off table
-Stabilize lower leg proximal to the ankle
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-Pt inverts the foot through full ROM with slight
plantarflexion
-Apply resistance on the medial border of the forefoot
How would you test for "Normal" muscle strength for:
Tibialis Anterior? - Answer--Pt is sitting, ankle is in
plantarflexion
-Support the lower leg and stabilize proximal to the ankle
-Pt dorsiflexes and inverts foot through full ROM
(keeping toes relaxed)
-Apply resistance on the dorso-medial aspect of the
forefoot
Describe 3-point pressure system for Ground Reaction
AFO. - Answer-1. Posterior directed force at tibial plateau
2. Superior directed force at plantar aspect of calcaneus
3. Superior directed force at plantar aspect of footplate
and toes
Which structures are targeted when testing the knee for
CORONAL plane stability? - Answer-Medial Colateral
Ligament (MCL) and Lateral Colateral Ligament (LCL)
Orthotic CPM Exam - Oral Questions Most Recent
Exam 2026 Actual Complete Real Verified Exam
Questions And Correct Answers (Verified Answers)
Already Graded A+ / Newest Exam!!!
Which vertebrae is affected in a Jefferson's fracture?
What is the treatment? - Answer-1. C1 fracture
2. HALO
Name 3 goals for idiopathic scoliosis treatment. - Answer-
1. Achieve spinal balance
2. Prevent curve progression
3. Reduce curve in-brace by at least 50%
Which curve of a double spinal curve is more flexible? -
Answer-Minor curve
How would you test for "Normal" muscle strength for:
Tibialis Posterior? - Answer--Pt is side lying on test side
with foot off table
-Stabilize lower leg proximal to the ankle
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-Pt inverts the foot through full ROM with slight
plantarflexion
-Apply resistance on the medial border of the forefoot
How would you test for "Normal" muscle strength for:
Tibialis Anterior? - Answer--Pt is sitting, ankle is in
plantarflexion
-Support the lower leg and stabilize proximal to the ankle
-Pt dorsiflexes and inverts foot through full ROM
(keeping toes relaxed)
-Apply resistance on the dorso-medial aspect of the
forefoot
Describe 3-point pressure system for Ground Reaction
AFO. - Answer-1. Posterior directed force at tibial plateau
2. Superior directed force at plantar aspect of calcaneus
3. Superior directed force at plantar aspect of footplate
and toes
Which structures are targeted when testing the knee for
CORONAL plane stability? - Answer-Medial Colateral
Ligament (MCL) and Lateral Colateral Ligament (LCL)
