Anatomy
Orthopedic Clinical Examination
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Orthopedic Clinical Examination
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Medical Conditions
100
What Muscle is highlighted in green
A: Vastus Medialus B: Biceps Femoris
C: Semimembronousus D: Semitendionius
B: Biceps Femoris
100
Potts compression test indicates what pathology?
A: Nondisplaced Fx of long bones of the lower leg
B: Displaced Fx of Femur
C: Sciatica
A: Nondisplaced Fx of long bones of the lower leg
100
Empty can test is tests for what rotator cuff muscle?
A: Supraspinatus
B: Infraspinatus
C: Subscapularis
D: Teres Minor
A: Supraspinatus
100
Polyuria, polydipsia, and normal glucose with dilute urine is caused by:
A: diabetes mellitus, type 1
B: diabetes insipidus
C: diabetes mellitus, type 2
D: diabetes paradoxus
B: diabetes insipidus
200
What Muscle is highlighted in red
A: Iliacus B: Psoas major
C: Rectus Femoris D: Quadratus Femoris
B: Psoas major
200
Hip scouring indicates what pathology?
A: Anterolateral Rotary Instability
B: Labrum tear/ Arthritis
C: Femoral Nerve Pathology
D: Femoral Stress Fracture
B: Labrum tear/ Arthritis
200
Another name for Golfer's Elbow is _______
A: Lateral Epicondylitis
B: Tenosynovitis
C: Medial Epicondylitis
D: Ischemic Contracture
C: Medial Epicondylitis
200
What is this:
A: Raynaud's phenomenon
B: Frostbite
C: Frostburn
D: hyperpigmentation
A: Raynaud's phenomenon
300
What Muscle is highlighted in green
A: Anterior Deltoid B: Pectoralis Major
C: Subscapularis D: Pectoralis Minor
B: Pectoralis Major
300
Thompson test indicates what pathology?
A: Hip flexor Strain
B: Rectus Femoris tightness
C: Achilles Tendon Rupture
D: DVT
C: Achilles Tendon Rupture
300
What is this pathology:
A: Mallett Finger B: Trigger Finger
C: Boutonniere deformity D: Swan neck
A: Mallett Finger
300
Amenorrhea is described as:
A: Irregular Periods
B: Absence of period
C: Painful menstruation
A: Absence of periods
400
What Muscle is highlighted in green
A: Serratus anterior B: Quadratus lumborum
C: Multifidus D: Serratus posterior
B: Quadratus lumborum
400
Stork Standing test indicates what pathology?
A: Nerve Root impingement
B: Spondylolisthesis
C: Sciatica
D: Meningitis
B: Spondylolisthesis
400
Finkelstein test indicates what pathology?
A: Tenosynovitis
B: Volkmann's Ischemic Contracture
C: Ulnar Nerve Compression
D: Median Nerve Compression
A: Tenosynovitis
400
The roommate of one of your athletes is concerned about your athlete. She states that the athlete has been eating lots of calories in short windows but has not put on weight. In fact, she also noticed that this athlete’s knuckles have their skin broken down. You suspect:
A: anorexia nervosa
B: restrictive dieting
C: bulimia nervosa
D: laxative use
C: bulimia nervosa
500
What Muscle is highlighted in green
A: Temporalis B: Masseter
C: Scalenes D: Digastric
B: Masseter
500
Babinski test indicates what pathology?
A: Motor neuron lesions
B: Sciatica
C: Femoral Stress Fracture
A: Motor neuron lesions
500
Winging scapula can be caused by impairing what nerve?
A: Long thoracic
B: Brachial Plexus
C: Dorsal Scapular Nerve
A: Long thoracic
500
Trendelenburg gait is caused by:
A: Gluteus medius weakness
B: Tight hip flexors
C: Lumbar spine Fracture
D: ASIS avulsion
A: Gluteus medius weakness