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Spondylolisthesis which position should you avoid -
(ANSWERS)Extension will hurt spondylolisthesis
Step off in spine - (ANSWERS)Cant feel spinous process because it slipped
forward in spondylolisthesis
Signs of exertional intolerance - (ANSWERS)Persistent dyspnea, dizziness,
anginal pain, sudden weight gain due to fluid build up
Apraxia - (ANSWERS)inability to perform a learned, purposeful movement
on command, despite having the physical strength and coordination to do it.
Polymyositis - (ANSWERS)Symmetrical proximal muscle weakness
Contraindication for traction machine (extra) - (ANSWERS)RA and Down
syndrome due to laxity
Normal blood pressure response to increased exercise intensity -
(ANSWERS)Increase in systolid blood pressure and no change or SLIGHT
decrease in diastolic
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Criteria for terminating exercise for hypotension - (ANSWERS)Drop in
systolic of 20mm Hg or more
Central Vestibular system lesion - (ANSWERS)Pure vertical nystagmus
that oscillates at equal speeds (pendular nystagmus). Abnormal smooth
pursuits and abnormal saccadic eye movements
Peripheral vestibular lesions (including posterior semicircular canalithiasis),
- (ANSWERS)Intermittent nystagmus that incorporate slow and fast phases
(jerk nystagmus), and with normal smooth pursuit and saccades
Cauda equina is what lesion UMN or LMN - (ANSWERS)LMN
Beta blockers mechanism - (ANSWERS)Decrease heart rate and decrease
cardia contractility
ACE inhibitors - (ANSWERS)Reduce peripheral vascular resistance and
increase venous capacitance
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For spinal deformities for children, until what age should you do continued
orthotic intervention - (ANSWERS)Until the age of 10
Murmers between S1 and S2 - (ANSWERS)Systolilc murmer
Murmers happening between S2 and S1 - (ANSWERS)Diastolic
When evaluating wheelchair, which position of the body part is examined
first? - (ANSWERS)Pelvis
Atrophie Blanche - (ANSWERS)white, scar-like areas associated with pain.
Affected areas present as smooth white plaques
Duchenne muscular dystrophy - (ANSWERS)X linked disease causing no
dystrophin, which is the glue that holds muscles together.
Cant walk after 9-10 years old
Continued progressive dissability around adulthood.
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Spondylolisthesis which position should you avoid -
(ANSWERS)Extension will hurt spondylolisthesis
Step off in spine - (ANSWERS)Cant feel spinous process because it slipped
forward in spondylolisthesis
Signs of exertional intolerance - (ANSWERS)Persistent dyspnea, dizziness,
anginal pain, sudden weight gain due to fluid build up
Apraxia - (ANSWERS)inability to perform a learned, purposeful movement
on command, despite having the physical strength and coordination to do it.
Polymyositis - (ANSWERS)Symmetrical proximal muscle weakness
Contraindication for traction machine (extra) - (ANSWERS)RA and Down
syndrome due to laxity
Normal blood pressure response to increased exercise intensity -
(ANSWERS)Increase in systolid blood pressure and no change or SLIGHT
decrease in diastolic
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Criteria for terminating exercise for hypotension - (ANSWERS)Drop in
systolic of 20mm Hg or more
Central Vestibular system lesion - (ANSWERS)Pure vertical nystagmus
that oscillates at equal speeds (pendular nystagmus). Abnormal smooth
pursuits and abnormal saccadic eye movements
Peripheral vestibular lesions (including posterior semicircular canalithiasis),
- (ANSWERS)Intermittent nystagmus that incorporate slow and fast phases
(jerk nystagmus), and with normal smooth pursuit and saccades
Cauda equina is what lesion UMN or LMN - (ANSWERS)LMN
Beta blockers mechanism - (ANSWERS)Decrease heart rate and decrease
cardia contractility
ACE inhibitors - (ANSWERS)Reduce peripheral vascular resistance and
increase venous capacitance
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For spinal deformities for children, until what age should you do continued
orthotic intervention - (ANSWERS)Until the age of 10
Murmers between S1 and S2 - (ANSWERS)Systolilc murmer
Murmers happening between S2 and S1 - (ANSWERS)Diastolic
When evaluating wheelchair, which position of the body part is examined
first? - (ANSWERS)Pelvis
Atrophie Blanche - (ANSWERS)white, scar-like areas associated with pain.
Affected areas present as smooth white plaques
Duchenne muscular dystrophy - (ANSWERS)X linked disease causing no
dystrophin, which is the glue that holds muscles together.
Cant walk after 9-10 years old
Continued progressive dissability around adulthood.
