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a- Grade
b- Grade
c- Grade
d- Grade


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239/A PT is treating a patient with left-sided C4 facet impingement
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Which position of the cervical spine would
maximally open the left facet?
239/C:- The motions to maximally open the facet joints are
a- flexion, left side-bending, left rotation
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b- flexion, left side-bending, right rotation
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d- flexion, right side-bending, right rotation
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(the same answer for both blanks)
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Therefore, blood flow can increase 20 to 50-fold with
maximal vasodilatation

255/What is the blood flow at resting?
A-1 to 4 ml/min/110g
B- 6 to7 ml/min/110g
C- 60 to 80 ml/min/110g
*an athlete performing maximum effort, the amount of blood reaching skeletal muscle Or
256/ what is the blood flow for an athlete at max activate?
A- 1 to 2 ml/min/110g
B- 6 to7 ml/min/110g
C- 60 to 80 ml/min/110g
257/Which of these don't pass under the acromion glenoid cavity:A-infraspinatus tendon

B-teres major
C-supraspinatus tendon
D-teres minor
258/A physical therapist is beginning an evaluation of a patient with a diagnosis of “knee
strain”
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Which of the following are possible
causes of the restriction in range of motion?
a-Ligamentous adhesions
b-Internal derangement
c-Extra-articular lesions
d-All of the above
259/A child presents to physical therapy with a diagnosis of right Sever’s disease
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Part of the patient's treatment involves
receiving instruction on correct sleeping positions
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C-Sidelying with a pillow between flexed knees
261/The therapist is treating a 52-year-old woman after right total hip replacement
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She carries a heavy briefcase to and from work every day
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What advice can the therapist give
the patient to minimize gait deviation?
a-Carry the briefcase in the right hand
b-Carry the briefcase in the left hand
c-The patient should not carry a briefcase at all
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262/While gait training a patient following a cerebral vascular accident, you observe the
knee on the affected side going into recurvatum during stance phase
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B-weakness or severe spasticity of the quadriceps
C-weakness of the gastrocnemius-soleus or spasticity of the pretibial muscles
D-weakness of both the gastrocnemius-soleus and pretibial muscles
263/Pt has calf msc tear type of massage used
A
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vibration
C
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deep friction
264/A physician has ordered a physical therapist to treat a patient with chronic low back
pain
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What is the first technique
that should be used by the physical therapist?
A-Isometric gluteal strengthening
B-Posture program
C-Soft tissue massage
265/in acute of lymphedema:a-Begin with proximal part then distal
b-Begin with distal part then proximal
c-Superficial efflurage
Ms Test Questions
266/ which method used in the measurement of shoulder abduction:
a-tapemeasurment
b-goniometer
c-visual analogue scale
267/The therapist is assessing a patient’s strength in the right shoulder
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abduction in the standing position
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What is
the correct manual muscle testing grade for the patient’s shoulder abduction?
a-3-/5 (fair -)
267/C- 2-/5 (poor ) , poor grade The ability to move through a partial arc ofmotion in the
b-2+/5 (poor+)
horizontal plane is graded as poor - The grade of poor means that the muscle is capable of
c-2-/5 (poor-)
completing the range of motion in the horizontal plane
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It
also means that the muscle is capable of moving through a partial arc of motion in the
antigravity position
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Because the patient does not have 50% of normal range of motion
in the gravity eliminated position, 2-/5 is the appropriate grade Some therapists argue
that this is an example of a 1 + /5 grade Sources used in preparation of this exam indicate
that there is no grade of 1 +/5 with manual muscle testing
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What is the highest possible level of this lesion?
A- C3
B- C4
C-C7
269/A and C are equally correct A patient is referred to physical therapy with a history of
temporomandibular joint pain
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With this information, which of the following
muscles would not be a target for strengthening exercise to correctthis deficit?
A-Medial pterygoid muscle

B-Temporalis
C-Masseter
D-Lateral pterygoid muscle

270/A patient is in prone position with his head rotated to the left side
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The left shoulder is then shrugged
toward the chin
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The
patient is then instructed to “try to reach your feet using just your left arm
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The test is assessing the strength of what muscle?
A- Upper trapezius
B- Posterior deltoid
C-Latissimus dorsi
D- Triceps brachii
271/patient is positioned in the supine position
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The therapist applies resistance into
shoulder flexion, then extension
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The therapist instructs the
patient to “hold” when resistance is applied in both directions
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the newly gained range of the agonist pattern
patient performs an active contraction into the newly gained range of the agonist pattern Contract-relax (C-R): a relaxation technique usually
performed at the point of limited range of motion in the agonist pattern An isotonic movement in rotation is performed followed by an
isometric hold of the range-limiting muscles in the antagonist pattern against slowly increasing resistance, voluntary relaxation, and active movement
into the new range of the agonist pattern

272/A physician prescribes isotonic exercises for the left biceps brachii
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C-Elbow flexion at 90o per second with speed controlled by a work stimulator
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273/The therapist is performing an orthopedic test on a 25-year-old man with the chief
complaint of low back pain
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With this information,
what might the therapist need to include in the treatment plan?
A- Stretching of the hip abductors
272/D- stretching of the hip flexors because Thomas test make for hip
b- Stretching of the hip adductors
Flexion
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d- Stretching of the hip flexors

274/stretching for which muscle:a)lateral rotator
b)adductor
c)hamstring
d)calf muscle
275/ During an evaluation, the therapist taps on the flexor retinaculum of the patient’s
wrist, which causes tingling in the thumb
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In Phalen's test, the therapist places the patient's wrists in maximal
flexion and holds for 1 minute
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The Finkelstein test screens for de Quervain's disease by allowing the patient to make a
fist with the thumb wrapped in the fingers
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276/A 27-year-old woman is referred to a physical therapy clinic with a diagnosis of
torticollis
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What is the most likely position of
the patient’s cervical spine?
276/a
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c-Left cervical rotation and left lateral cervical flexion
d-Left lateral cervical flexion and right cervical rotation
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What should be used as
the axis point?
a- Lunate
b- Scaphoid
c- Capitate
d- Triquetrum
278/A therapist is instructing a patient in the use of a wrist-drive prehension orthotic
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To close the hand,
C-Actively flex the wrist
the patient actively extends the wrist
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279/long measurement of lower limb from :

a- ASIS to medial malleulus
b- ASIS to lateral malleulus
c- greater trochanter to lat malleulus
280/The most appropriate position to strength sternocleidomastoid is:a- supine
b- sitting
c- prone
d- standing
281/which is not correct about oxford scale?
a- 0 no contraction
b- 1 flicker contraction
c- 4 can make full ROM against resistance
282/when evaluation of hip abduction of lt hip, it was poor grade, so:a- can apply full ROM of abduction in side lying
b- can apply full ROM of abduction in supine
c- can apply half ROM of abduction in supine
d- can apply full ROM of abduction with
283/when you examine a muscle with no evidence of contraction, which muscle grade
would you give:a- Poor
b- Trace
c- Good
d- zero
284/Contration and lastly resistive movements it’s
A- Rhythmic initiation
B- Rhythmic stabilization
C- Contract-relax
D- Hold-relax
285/A 35-year-old woman with a diagnosis of lumbar strain has a physician’s prescription
with a frequency and duration of 3 sessions/week for 6 weeks
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What is the best course of treatment?
a-Lumbar traction, hot packs, and ultrasound
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c-McKenzie style lumbar extensions, a posture program, hamstring stretching, home
program, hot packs, and ultrasound
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285/B:- Hot packs are not indicated because there is no mention of abnormal muscle tone
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An argument could be made for lumbar paired with heating modalities in all of the answers
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The therapist decides that postural modification needs to be part of the
treatment plan
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290/some tests performs to dect ligament& capsule stability in shoulder joit when
positioned in abduction lateral rotation with continued anterior propagation of humeral
head this due defect in ligaminta in:A- superior part
B- inferior part
C- anterior part
291/A patient presents to an outpatient clinic with complaints of shoulder pain
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This finding is most indicative of what shoulder pathology?
a-Rotator cuff tear
C
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The
b-Acromioclavicular joint separation
soft tissues of the shoulder are pinched under the acromion process
c-Impingement
at approximately 60 degrees tol20 degrees of abduction
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The therapist plans to focus mostly on gaining abduction range of
motion
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This
b-Anteriorly
principle is supported by the convex-concave rule
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The patient picks the pen up and holds it between the pad of
the thumb and the middle and index fingers
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Appropriate management of this problem by a physical therapist
should include:
A-back extension exercises
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C-joint mobilization emphasizing lumbar rotation in both supine and sideling
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296/ patient with posterior lumbar disc herniation by physiotherapist apply mechanical
lumbar traction put patient on:a-supine with towel under back
b-supine with flexed knee
c-prone with towel under abdomen
d-prone lying

297/Capsular tightness has limited your patients ability to fully extend her knee
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d- posterior glide, internal rotation of tibia
Post Glide_ increase flex
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To increase elbow range of motion, joint mobilization in the
maximum loose-packed position should be performed at:
A-full extension
B-90 degrees of flexion
C-70 degrees of flexion
D-30 degrees of flexion
300/During under water exercises which will be difficult:a- moving the limb horoziantly
b- moving the limb toward bottom ( against bouncy force of water )
c- moving the limb to the surface
301/Which of the following is not benefit in physiotherapy:
a-increase muscle fiber size
b-increase heart rate
c-increase ligaments and tendons
d-increase the power structure of bones
302/inorrect about poor posture:A-need surgery and physiotherapy
B-spinal and frozen shoulder problems
C-pain and affect strength of muscles

Not sure as we lost the 4th choice

303/Application of intermittent traction to cervical depend on:
a- wt of patient
b- localization of pain
c- proper diagnosis and knowing problem
304/Which of the following is the normal end-feel perceived by an examiner assessing
wrist flexion?
a-Bone to bone
b-Soft tissue approximation
c-Tissue stretch

d-Empty
305/Aphysical therapist should place the knee in which of the following positions to palpate
the lateral collateral ligament ( LCL)?
a-Knee at 60o of flexion and the hip externally rotated
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c-Knee at 90o of flexion and hip externally rotated
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The movement taking place at the
joint capsule is not completely to end range
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What grade of mobilization
according to Maitland, is being performed?
a-Grade I
Grade I- Small amplitude rhythmic oscillating mobilization in early range of movement
b- Grade II
Grade II- Large amplitude rhythmic oscillating mobilization in midrange of movement
c-Grade III
Grade III- Large amplitude rhythmic oscillating mobilization to point of limitation in range of
Movement
d-Grade IV
Grade IV- Small amplitude rhythmic oscillating mobilization at end range of movement
Grade V- (Thrust Manipulation) - Small amplitude, quick thrust at end range of movement

307/You wish to mobilize a patient’s shoulder using an inferior glide technique

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