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AAphysicalAtherapistAexaminesAaAthree-year-
oldApatientAdiagnosedAwithAaAgeneticAconditionAwhichAaffectsAcollagenAsynthesis.ATheApatientAbr
uisesAeasilyAandAhasAaAlifelongAhistoryAofApathologicalAfractures.AWhatAisAtheApatient'sAMOST
AlikelyAdiagnosis?
1.Osteomalacia
2.Osteopetrosis
3.PediatricAosteoporosis
4.OsteogenesisAimperfectaA-
AAnswerA4.AMilderApresentationsAofAOIA(typesAIAandAIV)AareAinheritedAasAautosomalAdominant
AtraitsAwhileAmoreAsevereAformsA(typesAIIAandAIII)AareAinheritedAasAautosomalArecessiveAtraits
.ATheAconditionAisAcharacterizedAbyAboneAfragilityAthatAisAlinkedAtoAanAabnormalityAinAtheAsy
nthesisAofAtypeAIAcollagen.A(CampbellAp.A333)
AApatientAdiagnosedAwithArheumatoidAarthritisAisAreferredAtoAphysicalAtherapy.ATheAphysicalAth
erapistAobservesAbilateralAthumbAdeformitiesAcharacterizedAbyAmetacarpophalangealAjointAflexion
AwithAinterphalangealAhyperextension.AWhichAdeformityAisAMOSTAconsistentAwithAtheAdescribedA
presentation?
1.Boutonniere
2.SwanAneck
3.MalletAfinger
4.DupuytrenA-
AAnswerA1.AInAtheAthumb,AchronicAsynovitisAeventuallyAforcesAtheAmetacarpophalangealA(MCP)Aj
ointAintoAaAflexedAposition.ATheAassociatedApalmarAdisplacementAcausesAtensionAonAtheAextenso
rAmechanismAofAtheAinterphalangealA(IP)AjointAresultingAinAhyperextension.AInAtheAfingers,Athis
AdeformityApresentsAwithAflexionAinAtheAproximalAinterphalangealA(PIP)AjointAandAextensionAof
AtheAdistalAinterphalangealA(DIP)Ajoint.
(GoodmanA-APathologyAp.A1267)
AAphysicalAtherapistAworksAwithAaApatientArecoveringAfromAsurgeryAonAgaitAactivitiesAonAaAlev
elAsurface.AWhichAvalueArepresentsAtheAMAXIMUMAamountAofAkneeAflexionArequiredAtoAcomplet
eAtheAdescribedAactivity?
,1.0-90Adegrees
2.0-60Adegrees
3.0-30Adegrees
4.0-20AdegreesA-AAnswerA2.AApatientArequiresA0-
60AdegreesAofAkneeAflexionAwithAgaitAonAaAlevelAsurface.ATheAgreatestAamountAofAkneeAflexio
nAisArequiredAfromAtheAinitialAswingAtoAmidswing.
(O'SullivanAp.A257)
AAphysicalAtherapistAcompletesAanAinitialAexaminationAofAaApatientAdiagnosedAwithAcompleteAC
7Atetraplegia.AAsApartAofAtheAclinicalAdocumentation,AtheAtherapistAclassifiesAtheApatientAusing
AtheAAmericanASpinalAInjuryAAssociationAImpairmentAScale.ABasedAonAthisAscale,AwhichAdegree
AofAimpairmentAwouldAbeAMOSTAconsistentAwithAthisApatient'sAmedicalAdiagnosis?
1.A
2.B
3.C
4.DA-
AAnswerA1.TheAASIAAdegreeAofAimpairmentA"A"AisAtypicalAofAaAcompleteAspinalAcordAinjury.AT
hisAdegreeAisAcharacterizedAbyAaAfullAlossAofAsensoryAandAmotorAfunctionAbelowAtheAneurologi
calAlevelAofAinjury.
(O'SullivanAp.A893)
AApatientAdiagnosedAwithArightArotatorAcuffAtendonitisAisAreferredAtoAphysicalAtherapy.AAsApart
AofAtheAexamination,AtheAphysicalAtherapistAperformsAtheAHawkins-
KennedyAimpingementAtest.AWhichAshoulderApositionAwouldAbeAMOSTAappropriateAwhenAperformi
ngAthisAspecialAtest?
1.90AdegreesAofAabductionAandA30AdegreesAofAhorizontalAadduction
2.90AdegreesAofAabduction,AandA90AdegreesAofAexternalArotation
3.90AdegreesAofAflexionAwithA70AdegreesAofAmedialArotation
4.NeutralAatAtheApatient'sAsideA-AAnswerA3.ToAperformAtheAHawkins-
KennedyAimpingementAtest,AtheApatientAisApositionedAwithAtheAarmAinA90AdegreesAofAflexionA
beforeAbeingAmediallyArotated.AAApositiveAtestAmayAbeAindicativeAofAshoulderAimpingementAspe
cificallyAinvolvingAtheAsupraspinatusAtendon.
,(MageeAp.A315)
AApatientAdiagnosedAwithAcompleteAL3AparaplegiaAbeginsAgaitAtrainingAwithAcustomAorthoticsAin
AanAacuteArehabilitationAhospital.AWhichAmuscleAwouldAnotAcontributeAtoAtheAfluidityAofAtheAp
atient'sAgait?
1.RectusAfemoris
2.Semitendinosus
3.Iliopsoas
4.AdductorAmagnusA-
AAnswerA2.TheAsemitendinosus,AinAconjunctionAwithAtheAotherAhamstringsAmuscles,AisAprimarily
AresponsibleAforAhipAextensionAandAkneeAflexion.AThisAmuscleAisAessentialAtoAtheAperformance
AofAfunctionalAactivitiesAsuchAasArisingAfromAaAchairAandAstairAclimbingAandAderivesAitsAprim
aryAinnervationAfromAtheAL5-S1AnerveArootsAandAtheAtibialAnerve.
(KendallAp.A418)
AApatientAhasAambulatedAwithAaAprosthesisAsinceAundergoingAaAtranstibialAamputationAsixAyear
sAago.ADuringAanAexaminationAforAanAunrelatedAdiagnosis,AtheAphysicalAtherapistAobservesAthe
Apatient'sAgaitApattern.AWhichAofAtheAfollowingAisAMOSTAlikelyAtoAbeAobservedAinArelationAto
AtheAprostheticAlimb?
1.ExtendedAstanceAtime
2.ShortenedAswingAtime
3.LongerAstepAlength
4.IncreasedAsingleAlimbAsupportAtimeA-
AAnswerA3.AAlongerAswingAphaseAwillAtypicallyAcorrespondAwithAaAlongerAstepAlengthAonAtheA
prostheticAlimb.AThisAfurtherAincreasesAasymmetricalAloadingAforcesAonAtheAintactAlimb.
(CameronA-APhysicalARehabilitationAp.A286)
AApatientAexperiencesAleftAlowerAextremityAsciaticaAsecondaryAtoAposteriorAderangementAofAtheA
L5Adisk.ATheApatientAtoleratedAaAproneAonAelbowsApositionAwithoutAanAincreaseAinAsymptoms,
Ahowever,AafterAperformingA10AproneApress-
upsAtheApatientAreportsAincreasedAradicularApainAinAtheAleftAlowerAextremity.AWhatAwouldAbeA
theAphysicalAtherapist'sAMOSTAappropriateAresponse?
1.InstructAtheApatientAtoAassumeAaAproneAposition
2.InstructAtheApatientAtoAassumeAaAproneAonAelbowsAposition
3.InstructAtheApatientAtoAassumeAaAstandingAextensionAposition
, 4.DiscontinueAtheAextensionAprogressionA-AAnswerA2.ATheAproneApress-
upApositionAmayAhaveAbeenAinitiatedAprematurely.AReturningAtoAtheAnon-
exacerbatingAproneAonAelbowsApositionAshouldAassistAtheAtherapistAtoAdetermineAhowAtoAbestA
proceedAwithAtheApatient'sAcareA(e.g.,AmoreAtimeAaccommodatingAtoAproneAonAelbowsApositionA
orAdiscontinuingAtheAextensionAprogression).
(BrodyAp.A402)
AnAindividualAwithAdecliningAhealthAdueAtoAunhealthyAlifestyleAchoicesAplansAtoAengageAinAanA
independentAexerciseAprogramAdesignedAtoAimproveAtheirAcardiovascularAhealth.AWhichAformAofA
self-monitoringAwouldAbeAtheAMOSTAappropriateAforAtheAindividualAtoAutilizeAwhenAexercising?
1.MetabolicAequivalents
2.SystolicAbloodApressure
3.RateAofAperceivedAexertion
4.RespirationArateA-
AAnswerA3.PatientsAcanAutilizeAaAperceivedAexertionAscale,AsuchAasABorg'sARatingAofAPerceived
AExertionA(RPE)AScale,AasAaAsubjectiveAmeansAofAself-
monitoringAduringAexercise.ATheARPEAquantifiesAtheAsubject'sAoverallAsenseAofAeffortAbyAquantif
yingAtheAamountAofAstrainAorAlevelAofAexertionAtheApatientAisAexperiencingAduringAactivity.
(AmericanACollegeAofASportsAMedicineAp.A475)
AApatientAdiagnosedAwithAtemporomandibularAjointApainAisAreferredAtoAphysicalAtherapy.ADuring
AtheAexamination,AtheApatientAdemonstratesAaAkyphotic,AforwardAheadAposture.AWhatAisAthisAp
ositionAMOSTAlikelyAtoAresultAin?
1.AnteriorAdisplacementAofAtheAmandible
2.PosteriorAdisplacementAofAtheAmandible
3.LateralAdisplacementAofAtheAmandible
4.PosteriorAdisplacementAofAtheAmaxillaA-
AAnswerA2.AAforwardAheadApostureAcreatesApassiveAtensionAinAselectedAsuprahyoidAandAinfrahy
oidAmusclesAwhichAaffectsAtheArestingApostureAofAtheAmandible.ATheAresultAisAaAposteriorAdispl
acementAofAtheAmandible.
(DuttonAp.A1122)
AAphysicalAtherapistApreparesAtoAadministerAanAiontophoresisAtreatmentAtoAaApatientAwithAmyo
sitisAossificansAinAtheArightAmid-
quadricepsAregion.AWhichAtreatmentAdescriptionAwouldAbeAtheAMOSTAappropriate?
1.DrivingAdexamethasoneAwithAaAhighAvoltApulsedAcurrentAunitAusingAtheAnegativeApole
2.DrivingAdexamethasoneAwithAaAhighAvoltApulsedAcurrentAunitAusingAtheApositiveApole