WVATA Round 1 Jeopardy Template

Anatomy

Orthopedic Clinical Examination
LE

Orthopedic Clinical Examination
UE

Medical Conditions

100

What Muscle is highlighted in green

A: Vastus Medialus B: Biceps Femoris

C: Semimembronousus D: Semitendinosus

D: Semitendinosus

100

Which test, if positive, is indicative of a torn posterior cruciate ligament?

A: Sag sign

B: Anterior drawer sign

C: Ober's sign

D: McMurray's sign

A: Sag sign

100

Empty can test is tests for what rotator cuff muscle?

A: Supraspinatus

B: Infraspinatus

C: Subscapularis

D: Teres Minor

A: Supraspinatus

100

EIA stands for what?

A:Exercise-induced arrhythmia

B:Exercise-induced asthma

C:Exercise-induced allergy

D:Exercise-induced aneurysm

E:Exercise-induced angina

B: Exercise-induced asthma

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 shown in this image?

A: Anterior Deltoid B: Pectoralis Major

C: Subscapularis D: Pectoralis Minor

D: Pectoralis Minor

300

What evaluative test is used to examine the integrity of the lateral collateral ligament of the knee?

A: Pivot shift test
B: Valgus stress test
C: Lachman's test
D: Varus stress test

D: Varus stress test

300

Which clinical sign is used to assess inferior glenohumeral instability by identifying a visible indentation or groove beneath the acromion when the arm is pulled downward?

A: Apprehension sign
B: Hawkins-Kennedy test
C: Sulcus sign
D: Neer test

C: Sulcus sign

300

What internal organ is diseased if the patient presents with jaundice?

A: spleen

B: Pancreas

C: Gallbladder

D: Kidney

E: Liver

400

What Muscle is highlighted in green

A: Serratus anterior B: Quadratus lumborum

C: Multifidus D: Serratus posterior

B: Quadratus lumborum

400

Foot drop may be indicative of what pathology?

A: Plantar nerve injury

B: Osteochondritis dissecans

C: Achilles tendinitis

D: Peroneal nerve injury

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: Flexor Digitorum Profundus

B: Flexor Digitorum Superficialis

C: Extensor Digitorum

D: Flexor Carpi Ulnaris

A: Flexor Digitorum Profundus

500

Babinski test indicates what pathology?

A: Motor neuron lesions

B: Sciatica

C: Femoral Stress Fracture

A: Motor neuron lesions

500

What is the typical mechanism of injury for an anterior shoulder dislocation?

A: Shoulder abduction with internal rotation

B: Maximal shoulder extension

C: Shoulder abduction with external rotation

D: Shoulder adduction with internal rotation

E: Shoulder flexion with internal rotation

C: Shoulder abduction with external rotation

500

All of the following are true about infectious mononucleosis except:

A: The attack rate is highest between 15 to 25 year olds

B: The virus is excreted in saliva

C: The primary symptom is low back pain

D: It is caused by the transmission of the Epstein-Barr virus

E: It causes splenomegaly in over half of all cases

C: The primary symptom is low back pain