ST/OT/PT
Kinesiology
Directional Terms
Cardiovascular
Musculoskeletal / Assessment
100

Difficulty swallowing would be treated by which therapist:

Speech Therapist

100

To move a body part toward the midline

Adduction 

100

Toward the front of the body (Two answers / Must 

Anterior / Ventral

100

Which layer of the heart consists of cardiac muscle tissue?

Myocardium

100

Twisting action that tears the ligament at the joint

Sprain


200

Where should a gait belt should be placed on a patient?

around the waist

200

Decreasing an angle between two bones

Flexion


200

Toward the head (Two answers) Must name both.

Cranial / Superior

200

Which blood vessels carry blood away from the heart?

Arteries
200

What is a blood vessels response to swelling? 

Vasodilation

300

 What is the ultimate goal of Occupational Therapy?

Independence

300

To turn a body part around its own axis

Rotation

300

Toward the back (2 answers ... must give both)

Dorsal / Posterior


300

What is the lining around the heart called?

Pericardium

300

When a bone is forcibly displaced from a joint

Dislocation

400

Jackie is performing PROM exercises on her patient’s shoulder. She has just completed one movement and her patient expresses the movement is causing pain and discomfort. What should Jackie do?

Discontinue the exercise

400

Movement where the toes are pointed toward the head

Dorsiflexion

400

Farthest the point of attachment

Distal

400

What is atherosclerosis?

Hardened arteries


400

A complete break of the bone

Simple Fracture

500

The patient is unable to perform their own ROM exercises so the nurse performs the exercises for them. What is this called?

Passive ROM

500

Movement where the toes are pointed down

Plantar Flexion

500

Closest to the point of attachment

Proximal

500

This pulse site is most often used when assessing blood pressure.

Brachial

500

What type of assessment is gathered when the patient reports their pain is a 9?

Subjective