Certification for Orthotic fitters Exam| Complete
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers| (2025
update) Assured success| grade A+
Patient records should be kept - (ANSWER)in locked cabinets outside of patient
access areas
understanding patients expectations relative to outcomes is - (ANSWER)an
important fitting consideration
the function of the skeletal system is - (ANSWER)to provide a flexible framework
and to manufacture red blood cells
ligaments heal best with - (ANSWER)controlled stress motion
In common practice, an avulsion is - (ANSWER)Torn tendon
Concentric muscle activity - (ANSWER)Accelerates mass
Tendons function by attaching - (ANSWER)muscle to bone
Joint stability requires - (ANSWER)adequate strength, appropriate range of
motion, adequate proprioception
Proprioception is - (ANSWER)the body's position sense in space
, Most gross motions during gait occur in the - (ANSWER)Frontal plane
Superior - inferiodr positions refer to components of the - (ANSWER)trunk
adduction - abduction is determined by ending posture of the - (ANSWER)distal
segment
Transvers plane indicates - (ANSWER)Rotatory motion
A partial dislocation is referred to as a - (ANSWER)subluxation
Pressure points are - (ANSWER)the patients worst enemy, the fitter's worst
enemy, The referring physician's worst enemy
Documentation of a gait deficit prior to fitting a wrist orthosis is -
(ANSWER)important
The definition f a joint is - (ANSWER)a connective tissue between bones
Normally tendons, when torn loose by a sudden force, seldom break in the
middle; rather, - (ANSWER)they pull away from the bone at the end
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers| (2025
update) Assured success| grade A+
Patient records should be kept - (ANSWER)in locked cabinets outside of patient
access areas
understanding patients expectations relative to outcomes is - (ANSWER)an
important fitting consideration
the function of the skeletal system is - (ANSWER)to provide a flexible framework
and to manufacture red blood cells
ligaments heal best with - (ANSWER)controlled stress motion
In common practice, an avulsion is - (ANSWER)Torn tendon
Concentric muscle activity - (ANSWER)Accelerates mass
Tendons function by attaching - (ANSWER)muscle to bone
Joint stability requires - (ANSWER)adequate strength, appropriate range of
motion, adequate proprioception
Proprioception is - (ANSWER)the body's position sense in space
, Most gross motions during gait occur in the - (ANSWER)Frontal plane
Superior - inferiodr positions refer to components of the - (ANSWER)trunk
adduction - abduction is determined by ending posture of the - (ANSWER)distal
segment
Transvers plane indicates - (ANSWER)Rotatory motion
A partial dislocation is referred to as a - (ANSWER)subluxation
Pressure points are - (ANSWER)the patients worst enemy, the fitter's worst
enemy, The referring physician's worst enemy
Documentation of a gait deficit prior to fitting a wrist orthosis is -
(ANSWER)important
The definition f a joint is - (ANSWER)a connective tissue between bones
Normally tendons, when torn loose by a sudden force, seldom break in the
middle; rather, - (ANSWER)they pull away from the bone at the end
