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406-All the following is true about ligaments except ,
A- high collagen content
B- laxity lead to hyper mobility
C- connect on bone to another
D- usually heals fast and need not support
The correct Answer is:
D- Usually heals fast and not need support

407- Thompson test is for
a
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Integrity of Achilles tendon
c
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Integrity of quadriceps tendon
The correct Answer is:
B- Integrity of Achilles tendon test
408- Talipes equinovarus:
a
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Ankle plantar flexed, inverted, abducted
c
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Ankle plantar flexed, inverted, adducted
The correct Answer is:
D- Ankle planter flexed, inverted, adducted
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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
The correct Answer is:
D- B & C are Corrected
412- Valgus position of foot
a- planterflexion
b- dorsiflexion
c- eversion
d- inversion
The correct Answer is:
C- eversion
413-Maximum stability of hip joint depends on
a- bone, ligament, muscles
b- muscles, ligament, bone
c- bone only
The correct Answer is:
A- bone, ligament, bone
414-Ulnar nerve pass
a- anterior to medial epicondyle
b- anterior to lateral epicondyle
c-posterior to medial epicondyle
d- posterior to lateral epicondyle
The correct Answer is:
C- Post
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The physician determines that the superior pole is the location of
the fracture
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What type of arthritis would the therapist expect if the patient present
with the following signs and symptoms? (1) Bilateral wrists and knees
are involved, (2) pain at rest and with motion, (3) prolonged morning
stiffness, and (4) Crepitus
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c- muscle inflammation
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422-In degenerative joint disease which is not occure?
a- increased with weight bearing on the joint
b- gradual onset
c- stiffness at morning
d- increaser after prolonged period of un activity
The correct Answer is:
B- Gradual onset isn`t a Characteristics of degenerative joint disease
Signs and
symptoms which may include: • pain that increases on weight bearing
activities (standing and walking, walking downstairs particularly) •
insidious onset of symptoms followed by progressive periods of relapses
and remissions • pain and stiffness in the morning • stiffness following
periods of inactivity • pain and stiffness that arise after unaccustomed
periods of activity • bony deformity (e
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characteristic varus deformity

may follow from collapse of the medial compartmental joint space) •
reduction of the
joint space observed on X-ray, with bony outgrowths or osteophytes
ankylosing spondylitis mean : known as Bechterew's disease (or
syndrome) and Marie- Strümpell disease, is a chronic inflammatory
disease of the axial skeleton with variable involvement of peripheral
joints and non-articular structures Also Ankylosing is a term meaning
stiff or rigid and spondylitis means inflammation of the spine

Joints Types
Hip Joint Ball-and-Socket
Knee joint Bi-condylar joint
Ankle Joint hinge joint
Sterno-clavicular Joint Saddle Joint
Acromio-clavicular Joint Plane Joint
Shoulder/Gleno-humeral Joint Ball and Socket Joint
Elbow Joint Hinge Joint
Wrist/Radio-carpal Joint Condyloid Joint Inercarpal and Midcarpal joint
Plane joints
Carpometacarpal Joint of the thumb Saddle
Carpometacarpal joint of the fingers Plane joints
Planes and Axes
423-Abduction to Adduction in which plan occurs
a- From sagittal plan to coronal plan
d- From coronal plan to sagittal plan
d- From longitudinal to transverse
The correct Answer is:
A- from sagittal plan to coronal plan

424- Internal rot & ext
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425- In horizontal axis which divided into caudal and cranial
A) sagittal
B)coronal
C)axial
D)transverse
The correct Answer is:
D- Transverse

426- When you examine shoulder joint by asking patient to abduct
shoulder to 90 degrees then lower slowly, this is:
a- Codman’s Test
b- Infraspinatus test
The correct Answer is:
A- Codman’s Test (for rotator cuff tear) also called (drop arm test)

427-Patient stay at hospital treated by corticosteroid then go to
physiotherapist, this patient will have problem it is
a- myopathy
b- osteoporosis
c- depression
d- decrease appetite
The correct Answer is:
B- Osteoporosis
428-patient has amputation and use artificial limb during walking he
takes abduction gait: this may due to
a- limb is high
b- stress on adductor longus muscle
c- medial aspect is short
d-tight of gluteus medius
The correct Answer is:
D- tight of gluteus medius
429- when examine patient for carpal tunnel syndrome, which nerve do
you examine
a- Radial n
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c-Median n
The correct Answer is:
C- Median nerve
430- Disease in children and early childhood due to malfunction of
calcium phosphorus metabolism
a-rickets
b-osteomyelitis
The correct Answer is:
A- Rickets
431-Most compression site of ulnar nerve in
a-shoulder joint
b-spinal groove of humerus
c-elbow

d-wrist
The correct Answer is:
C- Elbow
432-In carpal tunnel syndrome the entrapped nerve is the?
a-radial
b-median
c-ulnar
d-axillary
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lumbricals, opponens (opposes thumb to
other fingers), abductor pollicis brevis (thumb abduction), and flexor
pollicis brevis (flexes thumb)
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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
The correct Answer is:
C- Abduction 10 with flexion maintained at 70 to 90 degree
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P
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P JT
C- ABDUCTION OF metatarsal bone AND FLEXION I
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P JT
The correct Answer is:
D- Hyper extension of metatarsal bone and flexion of IP joint • clawing
(hyperextension of the metatarsophalangeal joints and flexion of the
other phalanges)
• Mallet toe (flexion of the distal interphalangealjoints)
• hammer toe (hyperextension of the metatarso-phalangeal and flexion of
the proximal interphalangeal joint)
• Hallux valgus (lateral deviation of the first interphalangea
• Hallux rigidus (stiffness of the first interphalangeal

438-WHICH STATEMENT NOT CORRECT ABOUT TALIPES EQUINO
VARUS
A-club foot
b- maybe congenital

c- P,F and inversion
d
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F and eversion
The correct Answer is:
D- Dorsi flexion and eversion isn`t Talipes equino varus
439- pt
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The examiner grabs the ankle and draws the talus
forward in the mortise
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443-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
The correct Answer is:
A- Planter calcaneo-navicular ligament
444-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
The correct Answer is:
D- Metacarpophalangeal joint is a condyloid joint , but the synarthodial
joint is a fibrous joint which mean A union of two bones by fibrous tissue
such that there is no joint cavity and almost no motion possible; the
types of fibrous joints are sutures, syndesmoses, and gomphoses
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The main symptoms begin with a generalised burning
pain; this is usually
followed by changes in the condition of the skin, which may become
shiny
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Because of the pain the patient may not want to move
the injured part
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If the condition persists there
may be adverse changes to the condition of the underlying bone
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d- lifting heavy weights
The correct Answer is:
A- playing basketball or volley ball Osgood –Schlatter disease or
syndrome
(also known as Apophysitis of the tibial tubercle, or knobby 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
447-A teenager comes to an outpatient facility with complaints of pain at
the tibial tubercle when playing basketball
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What
condition does the patient most likely have?
a- Jumper’s knees
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c- Osgood-Schlatter disease
The correct Answer is:
C- Osgood- Schlatter disease

448-A tennis player receives a surgical repair of the annular ligament
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450- A patient is referred to physical therapy with a ruptured Achilles
tendon
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Which of the following would be proper location for the Achilles
tendon insertion?
a- Talus
b- Calcaneus
c- Cuboid
d- Navicular
The correct Answer is:
B- Calcaneus
449-foot deformity

hallux valgus451-What is true about this muscle?

A- This is biceps femoris ms
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The correct Answer is:
A- This is biceps femoris ms
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454-Which of the following articulate with the second cuneiform?
a-Navicular
b-Talus
c-First metatarsal
d-Cuboid
The correct Answer is:
A- Navicular
455-patient come with sever elbow pain we can use
a- Heat application
b- Cold application
c- Faradic stimulation
The correct Answer is:
B- Cold application if acute trauma use cold & if chronic use heat & if
acute inflammation so use cold
456-Closed pack position of knee is
a- ext
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Internal rotation and abduction
b
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Internal rotation and adduction
d
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Muscles are painful and
tender
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Limbs
are weak and there may be difficulty with breathing and swallowing
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(0 – 2 weeks)
Stage 2: Recovery/convalescent stage:
This stage is prolonged
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( 2 weeks – 2 years )
Stage 3: Residual paralysis: Some cases do not progress beyond the
early stage
of meningeal irritation
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The

therapist notes no eye opening, no verbal response, and no motor
response
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A lesion at what location may cause this defect?
a
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b
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c
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At the right side optic nerve
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The therapist notes no loss in motor or sensory function
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The patient is unable to move the left lower extremity and cannot
feel pain or temperature differences in the right lower extremity
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472-A therapist is testing key muscles on a patient who recently suffered
a spinal cord injury
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Which nerve segment primarily innervates this key muscle
group?
a-L2
b-L3
c-L4
dL5
The correct Answer is:
D- L5 dorsal root innervate extensors long toes
473- What is the major concern of the physical therapist treating a
patient with an acute deep partial thickness burn covering 27% of the
total body? The patient was admitted to the intensive care burn unit 2
days ago
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d- Home modification on discharge
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Which of the following is an
inappropriate list of benefits?
a- Increased efficiency of the myocardium to obtain oxygen, decreased
high-density lipoprotein (HDL) and decreased cholesterol
b- Decreased low-density lipoprotein (LDL), decreased triglycerides, and
decreased blood pressure
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d- Both B and C are inappropriate lists
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The therapist notes that all of the extremities and the trunk are
involved
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This patient most likely has which classification of
cerebral palsy?
a-Spastic hemiplegia
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c-Spastic quadriplegia
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The correct Answer is:
D- spastic diaplegia
476-On examination of a cross section of the spinal cord of a cadaver,
the examiner notes plaques
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d- Dementia

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