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c- Flexion of the PIP joint and extension of the DIP joint
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c-Hand splint
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d-Calcaneum
110/player football take trauma in anterior aspect of tibia with positive posterior drawer
sign:a- anterior cruciate ligament
b-posterior cruciate ligament
c-medial collateral ligament
d- lateral collateral ligament
111/Avascular necrosis would least likely
be a major complicating factor in the reha-bilitation of a patient with:
a-Legg-Calvé Perthes’ disease
b-a tibial fracture
c-degenerative joint disease of the cervical spine
d-a carpal scaphoid fracture
LCPD) Perthes disease-Calve-Legg
resulting avascular necrosis of the proximal femoral headis from compromise of the tenuous blood supply to this area
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The disease has an insidious onset and may occur after an injury to the hip
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Both hips are involved in less than 10% of cases, and the joints are involved
successively, not simultaneously
BLOOD SUPPLY TO MUSCLE DURING EX
The cause of cubital valgus fracture of(lateral condyle Fracture)
The cause of cubital varus fracture of (supracondylar Fracture)
The position of mechanical traction for lumber disc herniation (prone with no pillow)
The sheath of mucle fiber its name (sarcolema)
paraesthesia means(Destruction in sensory system cause abnormal sensation)
Femoral nerve stretch test –(‫ )كتير ويكرر جدا مهم‬the
patient lies prone, the knee is passively flexed to the thigh and the hip is passively extended; the test is positive if the patient
experiences anterior thigh pain
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prone and flexing the knee to 30 degrees
B
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supine and flexing both the hip and knee to 110 degrees
D
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weak vastus medialis
B
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Weak quadriceps
d-weak bicepis femoris
114/Full adductionDuring evaluation of a patient, the therapist observes significant posterior
trunk lean at initial contact (heel strike)
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A
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labrum
C
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And tendon
118/Inversion injury at the ankle can cause all of the following except
a- FRACTURE tip of lateral melleolus
b- FRACTURE base of the 5th metatarsal
c- Sprain of extensor digitorum brevis
d- FRACTURE of sustentaculam talis
119/A45years male presented with an expansile lesion in the centre of
femoral metaphysis
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Most likely diagnosis is:a- Osteosarcoma
b- Chondrosarcoma
c- Simple bone cyst

d- Fibrous dysplasia

120/most common site of osteogenic sarcoma is:
a-Femur, upper end
b-Femur, lower end
c-Tibia, upper end
d-Tibia, lower end

120/ A and B correct (not sure)

121/Deformity associated with coll’s fracture ( fracture lower end of radius):a- Dinner fork deformity
b - Pes planus
c- Talipus equinovarus

122/ Coll`s fracture may possibly cause injury to which of
the following:a-flexorpollicis
b-abductor pollicis
c-adduuctorpollicis
d-extensor pollicis longus
123/What the other name of fracture radius:a-no name
b-pontine fracture
c-bennt fracture
d-colles fracture
124/which is in correct about plump line of body in standing:A-
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To ear lobe
B-
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pass Posterior to greater trochanter
D- pass anterior to ankle
125/One of the possible complications following a fracture is Volkmann's ischemic
contracture
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when the angle
increase the deformity is:
a-coxa valga
b-genu Valgus
C- genu recurvatum
140/Coxa vara present as abnormality of:a-proximal femur
b-distal femur
c-proximal tibia
d-distal tibia
141/Most common compression of radial n in:1-shaft of humerus
2-neck of humerus
3-distal end
142/Congenital dislocation occur in:a- Hip joint
b- knee joint
c- shoulder joint
d- elbow joint
143/which statement not correct about fracture neck of femur:a-its fatal
b-need arthoplasty
c-lead to avascular necrosis
d-occur mostly in children
144/About Tennis elbow all the following is true except:A also called lateral epichondylitis

B precipated by ulnar neuritis
C usually occur in dominant side
145/paralysis of all intrinsic muscles of hand except abd poll brevis:A -median n
B -ulnar n
C -Radial n
146/most compression site of superfacial peroneal nerve is :
a) Latral condyle of femure
b) Latral head of fibula
147/Pt with lordosis from standing and +ve Thomas test dueto
a- strong lumbar ext
b- fixed flex deformity
c- hamstring strain
148/What is the most likely cause of anterior pelvic tilt during initial contact (heel strike)?
a-Weak abdominals
148/a
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Strong abdominals prevent excessive
c-Weak abductors
d-Back pain
anterior rotation of the pelvis during gait
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The body relies on the
c-Anterior pelvic ligaments and the hip joint capsule
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d-Posterior pelvic ligaments and the hip joint capsule
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151/In contracture of lower lumbar back muscles, the pelvis is affected by:a
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Anterior pelvic tilting with lordosis
c
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No effect on the pelvis
152/Patient with abd scapula,round shoulder
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Lordosis
B
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Flat back
D
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Hyper Lordosis__ Ant pelvic tilt +slight hyper ext knee
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The patient stands on right lower limb
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Pelvis does not drop as the patient leans by the trunk to the right
b
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Pelvis will drop at the right side
d
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With this injury, the involved finger usually presents in the position of:a-Flexion of the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint and flexion of the distal interphalangeal
(DIP) joint
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c-Flexion of the PIP joint and extension of the DIP joint
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156/f there is weakness of right gluteus medius dropping pelvis of occurs at:a-right pelvic drop at stance phase
b-left pelvic drop at stance phase
c-right pelvic drop at swing phase
d-left pelvic drop at swing phase
157/A therapist is evaluating a patient with poor motor coordination
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With the body in a fully erect position, a slight
backward sway should be corrected by the body firing specific muscles in a specific order
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B-Bilateral abdominals, bilateral tibialis anterior, bilateral quadriceps
C-Bilateral tibialis anterior, bilateral abdominals, bilateral quadriceps
D-Bilateral tibialis anterior, bilateral quadriceps, bilateral abdominals
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b-Hip flexion and lumbar extension
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d-Hip extension and lumbar extension
159/ Which of the following is a possible cause of anterior pelvic tilting:a
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Tightened tensor fascia lata
c
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Severe weakness of abdominal muscle
160/If the line of gravity is posterior to the hip joint in standing, on what does the body first
rely tokeep the trunk from moving into excessive lumbar extension?
a- Iliopsoas muscle activity
160/C:- In static standing, the line of gravity is posterior
b- Abdominal muscle activity
to the hip joint
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ligaments and the hip joint capsule
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recruited at times, but anterior ligaments are used first
to keep the trunk from extending in static stance
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The
therapist should expect which of the following findings?
a-Left shoulder high, left scapula prominent, and right hip high
b-Left shoulder low, right scapula prominent, and left hip high
c-Right shoulder high, right scapula prominent, and right hip high
d-Right shoulder low, right scapula prominent, and left hip high

163/The most common deformity in geriatric is:a-Kyphosis
b-Scoliosis
c-Kyphoscoliosis
d-Lordosis
164/Severe kyphoscoliosis will lead to:a- Left rather than right ventricular failure
b- Right rather than left ventricular failure
c- Frequent respiratory infections
d- No cardiac abnormalities
165/You are evaluating an athlete who is complaining of pain in the left shoulder region
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this finding is most congruent with:a-calcific supraspinatus tendinitis
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c-acromioclavicular sprain
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166/Which of the following is the most vulnerable position for dislocation of the hip?
a-30o hip extension, 30o hip adduction, and minimal internal rotation
b-30o hip flexion, 30o hip adduction, and minimal external rotation
c-30o hip flexion, 30o hip abduction, and minimal external rotation
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166/C
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b-abduction
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d-lateral rotation
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What is the test name and which muscle is
shortened?
a
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Straight leg raising test – hamstring
c
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Thomson – gastrocenmies

169/PT Lachaman to asses:A- A
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L
B- M
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L
C- P
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L
170/Pt has tear with rotation movement :Which test not need :
a- drawar
b- lackmen
c-trendburg
171/A patient is placed in supine position with the knee in 90o of flexion
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The therapist then wraps his
fingers around the proximal tibia so that the thumbs are resting along the anteromedial and
the anterolateral margins
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What
special test is being performed?
a-Pivot shift
b-Lachman’s test
c-Anterior drawer
d-Posterior drawer

172/A therapist is examining a 3-year-old child who is positioned as follows: supine, hips
flexed to 90 o ,hips fully adducted, and knees flexed
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A click at 30 o of
abduction is noted by the therapist
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172/a
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Choices B and C are common
meniscus damage tests for the knee
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The examiner then moves the infant's hip anterior
and posterior in an effort to detect abnormal joint mobility
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Shortening of iliotibial band
b
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Shortening of iliopsoas
d
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Ankle dorsiflexed, everted, adducted
b
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Ankle dorsiflexed, everted, abducted
d
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What type of orthopedic deformity should the therapist expect
to see in a patient’s feet?
A-Talipes equinovalgus
B-Talipes equinovarus
C-Clubfeet
D-B & C are correct

182/ Valgus position of foot:a-planterflexion
b-dorsiflexion
c-eversion
d-inversion
183/Maximum stability of hip joint depends on:a-bone,ligament,muscles
b-muscles,ligament,bone
c-bone only
184/Ulnar nerve pass:a- anterior to medial epicondyle
b- anterior to lateral epicondyle
c- posterior to medial epicondyle
d- posterior to lateral epicondyle
185/The shoulder work with 3 joint except:b- acromioclavicular
c- scapulothoracic
c- sternoclavicular
186/which of the following you cannot palpate while examining shoulder:A-2nd rib
B-Sternoclavicular joint
C-1st rib
187/ patient came to clinic with morning pain and stiffness this disease mean:a-systemic degenerative
b-ms spasm
c-joint infection
188/A 13-year-old girl has fractured the left patella during a volleyball game
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Which of the following
should be avoided in early rehabilitation?
a-Full knee extension
b-45 o of knee flexion
c-90 o of knee flexion
d-15 o of knee flexion
189/A patient is referred to the therapist with a diagnosis of arthritis
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:a-Osteoarthritis
189/b:-
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• insidious onset of symptoms
followed by progressive periods of relapses and remissions
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• stiffness following periods of inactivity
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• bony deformity (e
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characteristic varus deformity may follow from collapse of
the medial compartmental joint space)
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Joints Types:
Hip Joint__ Ball-and-Socket
Knee joint__ Bicondylar joint
Ankle Joint__ hinge joint
Sternoclavicular Joint__ Saddle Joint
Acromioclavicular Joint__ Plane Joint
Shoulder/Glenohumeral Joint__ Ball and Socket Joint
Elbow Joint__ Hinge Joint
Wrist/Radiocarpal Joint__ Condyloid Joint
Inercarpal and Midcarpal joint__ Plane joints
Carpometacarpal Joint of the thumb__Saddle
Carpometacarpal joint of the fingers__Plane joints
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The muscles that might be affected by CTS are the "LOAF" muscles
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opponens (opposes thumb to other fingers), abductor pollicis brevis (thumb abduction),
c- Median n
and flexor pollicis brevis (flexes thumb)
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196/ Disease in children and early childhood due to malfunction of calcium phosphorus
metabolism:a-rickets
b-osteomyelitis
197/Most compression site of ulnar nerve in:a-shoulder jt
b-spinal groove of humerus
c-elbow
d-wrist
198/In carpal tunnel syndrome the entrapped nerve is the?
a-radial
b-median
c-ulnar
d-axillary
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30 with flex
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20 with flex
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10 with flex maintaINED at 70_90
d-abd
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maintained at 20_90

- position of hip fusion:
- neutral abduction, external rotation of 0-30 deg &, 20-25 deg of
flexion
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203/Patient with depression of metatrsal pad and claw toe the clinical picture:
a-Hyperext of metatarsal bone and ext of I
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JT
Clawing (hyperextension of the
B-FLEXION of metatarsal bone and ext of I
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PJT
of the other phalanges)
D-hyper ext of metatarsal bone and flexion of I
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f and enversion

interphalangeal joints)
•hammer toe (hyperextension of the
metatarso-phalangeal and flexion of the
proximal interphalangeal join)
•hallux valgus (lateral deviation of the
first interphalangeal)
• hallux rigidus (stiffness of the first
interphalangeal)

205/pt is refferd to physio dept with diagnosis of flexion deformity of rt knee with
examination we will found:A flexion knee +planter flexion +shortening of qudricepes
B flexion knee +dorsi flexion +shortening of hamstring
C flexion knee +no ankle changes +shortening of quadriceps
D flexion knee +planter flexion +lenghing of soles
The symptoms are variable and will present themselves differently from patient to patient
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In severe
cases, the affected body part may swell and, due to sympathetic nervous system dysfunction, the body part may perspire
more than usual
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This leads to muscle wastage and a
viscious cycle where stiffness and pain become worse
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206/patient with winged scapula and excessive internal rotation needs to:a- stretch middle and lower trapezius
b- Stretch pectoralis major and strength middle trapezius
c- strength pectoralis major and Stretch upper trapezius
207/patient has scoliosis c on rt thoracolumbar we found:a-lat flexion of thoracolmbar on rt convex
b-lat flexion and lt convex
c-lat flex and concave on lt side
208/anterior taleofibular ligament to be assessed resist:a- planter flex + inversion
b- dorsi + inv
c- dorsi + eversion
d- plant + ev
209/What ligament is most involved in sustaining the longitudinal arch of the foot?
a-Plantar calcaneonavicular ligament
b-Long plantar ligament
c-Plantar calcaneocuboid ligament
d-Anterior talofibular ligament
210/Which of the following is not an example of a synarthrodial joint in the body?
a-Coronal suture
b-The fibrous joint between the shaft of the tibia and fibula

c-Symphysis pubis
d-Metacarpophalangeal
211/Ice massaging is contraindicated with:a- Inflammation
b- Reynaud's disease
c- Muscle spasm
d- Acute burn
212/A patient with Osgood-Schlatter disease will experience the most difficulty and pain
while:a-playing basketball or volleyball
b-sitting for prolonged periods of time
c-walking down stairs
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The therapist notices that the tubercles are abnormally
pronounced on bilateral knees
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213/Osgood –Schlatter disease or syndrome (also
b- Anterior cruciate ligament sprain
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knees) is an irritation of the patellar ligament at the
tibial tuberosity
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Risk factors may include
overzealous conditioning (running and jumping), but
adolescent bone growth is at the root of it
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It is characterized by pronounced
tibial tubercles
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Jumper's knees ( or normal patella
tendinitis) does not necessarily present with tubercle
enlargement
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Where should the
therapist expect to note the most edema?
a-Radial ulnar joint
b-Olecranon bursa
c-Ulnohumeral joint
d-Lateral triangle

215/foot deformity (hallux valgus)

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