ORTHOTICS CPM LATEST 2025 EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
anterior inferior trim (Boston) - (ANSWER)midpoint should extend over pubis when standing or 1 cm
superior to pubic symphysis
hips - should be able to flex to 90 degrees at hip
lateral inferior trim (Boston) - (ANSWER)flows from anterior to 1cm superior of greater trochanter
posterior inferior trim (Boston) - (ANSWER)flows from 1 cm superior of greater trochanter to one finger
width above seat when sitting at 90
opening (anterior/posterior/lateral)- Boston - (ANSWER)width no less than 2cm and no more than 5 cm
and vertical
anterior superior trim (Boston) - (ANSWER)LSO- base of sternum, avoid impingement of xyphoid process
TLSO- 2.5 cm inferior to sternal notch, flows to lateral
posterior superior trim - (ANSWER)LSO- just inferior to scapula /T8
TLSO- scapular spine
lateral superior trim - (ANSWER)5 cm inferior to level of axilla - should allow full ROM of arms or 3.8 cm
inferior
Principles of Boston Bracing - (ANSWER)standardized symmetric module
brace blueprint
lumbar and pelvic flexion ( moderate -15
, ORTHOTICS CPM LATEST 2025 EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
degrees lumbar lordosis)
active and passive curve correction
pad pressure at apex and below
relief opposite every area of force
force couples
coordinated PT program
team approach
Chance fracture - (ANSWER)flexion and distraction (often seatbelt injury)
anterior column fails under compression, middle and posterior column fail under tension (distraction)
can be boney and ligamentous
Compression fracture - (ANSWER)flexion (often osteoporotic)
usually anterior column
often present with increased kyphosis, can be chronic
maintain or increase spinal extension with 3 point pressure system - Jewett or totally contact polymer
TLSO custom or prefab
Burst fracture - (ANSWER)axial load with flexion
typically anterior and middle column
ANSWERS GRADED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
anterior inferior trim (Boston) - (ANSWER)midpoint should extend over pubis when standing or 1 cm
superior to pubic symphysis
hips - should be able to flex to 90 degrees at hip
lateral inferior trim (Boston) - (ANSWER)flows from anterior to 1cm superior of greater trochanter
posterior inferior trim (Boston) - (ANSWER)flows from 1 cm superior of greater trochanter to one finger
width above seat when sitting at 90
opening (anterior/posterior/lateral)- Boston - (ANSWER)width no less than 2cm and no more than 5 cm
and vertical
anterior superior trim (Boston) - (ANSWER)LSO- base of sternum, avoid impingement of xyphoid process
TLSO- 2.5 cm inferior to sternal notch, flows to lateral
posterior superior trim - (ANSWER)LSO- just inferior to scapula /T8
TLSO- scapular spine
lateral superior trim - (ANSWER)5 cm inferior to level of axilla - should allow full ROM of arms or 3.8 cm
inferior
Principles of Boston Bracing - (ANSWER)standardized symmetric module
brace blueprint
lumbar and pelvic flexion ( moderate -15
, ORTHOTICS CPM LATEST 2025 EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
degrees lumbar lordosis)
active and passive curve correction
pad pressure at apex and below
relief opposite every area of force
force couples
coordinated PT program
team approach
Chance fracture - (ANSWER)flexion and distraction (often seatbelt injury)
anterior column fails under compression, middle and posterior column fail under tension (distraction)
can be boney and ligamentous
Compression fracture - (ANSWER)flexion (often osteoporotic)
usually anterior column
often present with increased kyphosis, can be chronic
maintain or increase spinal extension with 3 point pressure system - Jewett or totally contact polymer
TLSO custom or prefab
Burst fracture - (ANSWER)axial load with flexion
typically anterior and middle column
