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ABphysicalBtherapistBexaminesBaBthree-year-
oldBpatientBdiagnosedBwithBaBgeneticBconditionBwhichBaffectsBcollagenBsynthesis.BThe
BpatientBbruisesBeasilyBandBhasBaBlifelongBhistoryBofBpathologicalBfractures.BWhatBisB
theBpatient'sBMOSTBlikelyBdiagnosis?
1.Osteomalacia
2.Osteopetrosis
3.PediatricBosteoporosis
4.OsteogenesisBimperfectaB-BAnswerB4.OsteogenesisBimperfecta
PathologicalBfracturesBassociatedBwithBmilderBpresentationsBofBosteogenesisBimperfect
aB(OI)BmayBraiseBsuspicionsBofBchildBabuseBbeforeBaBformalBdiagnosisBisBmade.BMore
BsevereBformsBofBOIBareBtypicallyBdiagnosedBearlyBinBtheBchild'sBlifeBwithBfracturesBs
ustainedBeitherBinButeroBorBduringBbirth.
MilderBpresentationsBofBOIB(typesBIBandBIV)BareBinheritedBasBautosomalBdominantBtr
aitsBwhileBmoreBsevereBformsB(typesBIIBandBIII)BareBinheritedBasBautosomalBrecessive
Btraits.BTheBconditionBisBcharacterizedBbyBboneBfragilityBthatBisBlinkedBtoBanBabnorm
alityBinBtheBsynthesisBofBtypeBIBcollagen.
ABpatientBdiagnosedBwithBrheumatoidBarthritisBisBreferredBtoBphysicalBtherapy.BTheBp
hysicalBtherapistBobservesBbilateralBthumbBdeformitiesBcharacterizedBbyBmetacarpophal
angealBjointBflexionBwithBinterphalangealBhyperextension.BWhichBdeformityBisBMOSTBc
onsistentBwithBtheBdescribedBpresentation?
1.Boutonniere
2.SwanBneck
3.MalletBfinger
,4.DupuytrenB-BAnswerBBoutonniere
boutonniereBdeformityBmayBoccurBinBtheBfingersBorBthumbBasBaBresultBofBtraumaBor
BprogressiveBarthriticBchanges.BInBpatientsBdiagnosedBwithBrheumatoidBarthritis,Bbouto
nniereBdeformityBisBtheBmostBcommonlyBoccurringBthumbBdeformity.
1.InBtheBthumb,BchronicBsynovitisBeventuallyBforcesBtheBmetacarpophalangealB(MCP)Bj
ointBintoBaBflexedBposition.BTheBassociatedBpalmarBdisplacementBcausesBtensionBonBt
heBextensorBmechanismBofBtheBinterphalangealB(IP)BjointBresultingBinBhyperextension.
BInBtheBfingers,BthisBdeformityBpresentsBwithBflexionBinBtheBproximalBinterphalangeal
B(PIP)BjointBandBextensionBofBtheBdistalBinterphalangealB(DIP)Bjoint.
ABphysicalBtherapistBworksBwithBaBpatientBrecoveringBfromBsurgeryBonBgaitBactivitiesB
onBaBlevelBsurface.BWhichBvalueBrepresentsBtheBMAXIMUMBamountBofBkneeBflexionB
requiredBtoBcompleteBtheBdescribedBactivity?
1.0-90Bdegrees
2.0-60Bdegrees
3.0-30Bdegrees
4.0-20BdegreesB-BAnswerB2.0-60Bdegrees
TheBgaitBcycleBisBcomprisedBofBaBstanceBphaseBandBswingBphase.BEachBphaseBhasBa
nticipatedBmotionBthatBisBexpectedBthroughoutBtheBcycleBforBeachBjoint.BStanceBphas
eBaccountsBforB60BpercentBofBtheBgaitBcycleBandBswingBphaseBaccountsBforB40Bperce
nt.BManyBfunctionalBactivitiesB(e.g.,BstairBclimbing)BmayBrequireBmoreBthanB60Bdegre
esBofBkneeBflexion.
ABpatientBrequiresB0-
60BdegreesBofBkneeBflexionBwithBgaitBonBaBlevelBsurface.BTheBgreatestBamountBofBk
neeBflexionBisBrequiredBfromBtheBinitialBswingBtoBmidswing.
AB28-year-
oldBfemaleBwithBlowBbackBpainBisBreferredBtoBphysicalBtherapy.BTheBpatientBindicates
BthatBherBpainBstartedBtheBpreviousBweekendBafterBpaintingBaBceilingBandBcurrentlyBi
sBlocalizedBonBtheBleftBsideBofBherBlowBback.BTheBpatientBstatesBtheBpainBisBbetterB
whenBsittingBinBaB"slouched"BpostureBandBisBworseBduringBperiodsBofBprolongedBstan
,ding.BAnBexaminationBrevealsBaBpositiveBquadrantBtestBandBpositiveBKemp'sBtestBonBt
heBleft.BBasedBonBtheBpresentedBinformation,BwhichBstructuresBareBMOSTBlikelyBinvol
ved?
1.RightBthoracicBfacets
2.LeftBthoracicBfacets
3.LeftBlumbarBfacets
4.RightBlumbarBfacetsB-BAnswerBLeftBlumbarBfacets
TheBfacetBjointsBareBlikelyBtoBbeBstressedBinBpositionsBofBspinalBextension,Bespecially
BwhenBcombinedBwithBaBrotationBand/orBlateralBflexionBcomponentB(e.g.,BpositionBus
edBwhenBpaintingBoverhead).BFlexionB(i.e.,BslouchedBposture)BwillBrelieveBtheBpainBsi
nceBpressureBisBtakenBoffBofBtheBfacetBjoints.BTheBquadrantBtestBandBKemp'sBtestBar
eBtestsBwhichBareBusedBtoBindicateBpathologyBofBtheBfacetBjoints.
DuringBtheBquadrantBtestBorBKemp'sBtest,BtheBpatientBextendsBandBlaterallyBflexesBor
BrotatesBtoBtheBsideBofBpain.BThisBcausesBmaximalBnarrowingBofBtheBintervertebralBf
oramenBandBstressBonBtheBfacetBjoint.BSinceBtheBpatientBhadBaBpositiveBtestBwhenB
movingBtoBtheBleft,BtheBleftBlumbarBfacetBjointsBareBlikelyBtheBsourceBofBtheBpain.
ABpatientBexperiencesBleftBlowerBextremityBsciaticaBsecondaryBtoBposteriorBderangeme
ntBofBtheBL5Bdisk.BTheBpatientBtoleratedBaBproneBonBelbowsBpositionBwithoutBanBinc
reaseBinBsymptoms,Bhowever,BafterBperformingBtheBexerciseBshownBinBtheBvideoBtheB
patientBreportsBincreasedBradicularBpainBinBtheBleftBlowerBextremity.BWhatBwouldBbe
BtheBphysicalBtherapist'sBMOSTBappropriateBresponse?
1.InstructBtheBpatientBtoBassumeBaBproneBposition
2.InstructBtheBpatientBtoBassumeBaBproneBonBelbowsBposition
3.InstructBtheBpatientBtoBassumeBaBstandingBextensionBposition
4.DiscontinueBtheBextensionBprogressionB-
BAnswerB2.InstructBtheBpatientBtoBassumeBaBproneBonBelbowsBposition
CentralizedBpainBisBoftenBconsideredBtoBbeBaBpositiveBoutcomeBduringBanBextensionB
progression.BPatientsBmayBexperienceBdiscomfortBduringBpositioning,Bhowever,BanBincr
, easeBinBradiatingBsymptomsBwarrantsBreassessmentBofBtheBappropriatenessBofBtheBint
ervention.
TheBproneBpress-
upBpositionBmayBhaveBbeenBinitiatedBprematurely.BReturningBtoBtheBnon-
exacerbatingBproneBonBelbowsBpositionBshouldBassistBtheBtherapistBtoBdetermineBhow
BtoBbestBproceedBwithBtheBpatient'sBcareB(e.g.,BmoreBtimeBaccommodatingBtoBprone
BonBelbowsBpositionBorBdiscontinuingBtheBextensionBprogression).
AnBindividualBwithBdecliningBhealthBdueBtoBunhealthyBlifestyleBchoicesBplansBtoBenga
geBinBanBindependentBexerciseBprogramBdesignedBtoBimproveBtheirBcardiovascularBhe
alth.BWhichBformBofBself-
monitoringBwouldBbeBtheBMOSTBappropriateBforBtheBindividualBtoButilizeBwhenBexerci
sing?
1.MetabolicBequivalents
2.SystolicBbloodBpressure
3.RateBofBperceivedBexertion
4.RespirationBrateB-
BAnswerBThereBareBaBvarietyBofBsubjectiveBandBobjectiveBmethodsBavailableBtoBmoni
torBexerciseBintensity.BTheBmostBappropriateBmethodBforBaBgivenBclinicalBscenarioBisBi
nfluencedBbyBaBnumberBofBvariablesBincludingBmeasurementBpurpose,BmedicalBstatus,
Bpatient'sBabilities,Bsetting,BandBequipmentBavailable.
PatientsBcanButilizeBaBperceivedBexertionBscale,BsuchBasBBorg'sBRatingBofBPerceivedBE
xertionB(RPE)BScale,BasBaBsubjectiveBmeansBofBself-
monitoringBduringBexercise.BTheBRPEBquantifiesBtheBsubject'sBoverallBsenseBofBeffortB
byBquantifyingBtheBamountBofBstrainBorBlevelBofBexertionBtheBpatientBisBexperiencing
BduringBactivity.
AfterBpalpatingBseveralBperipheralBpulseBsitesBaBphysicalBtherapistBconcludesBthatBaBp
atientBhasBaBstrongBpulseBatBtheBpoplitealBartery,BbutBaBweakBpulseBatBtheBdorsalisB
pedisBartery.BWhichBmedicalBfindingBidentifiedBduringBexerciseBwouldBbeBMOSTBlikely
BbasedBonBtheBpatient'sBcurrentBstatus?
1.Orthopnea