Muscle up
data collection
Basics
gravity what?
lets do it
Medical Terminology
100
When performing the Thomas Test, which of the muscles are being assessed for length?
What is Rectus femoris and Iliopsoas
100
Normal respiration for an adult at rest
what is 12-18 respirations
100
Identify the body landmark used in goniometry for the axis for hip flexion
What is greater trochanter
100
What would be the gravity minimized position for shoulder Abduction?
What is supine
100
Flexion and extension occur in which of the following planes?
What is sagittal plane
100
The word for fast heart rate
what is tachycardia
200
A patient is unable to lift the hand away from the back as shown in the picture. Which of the following rotator cuff muscles is MOST likely weak?
What is Subscapularis
200
A 67 year old patient that is non weight bearing on lower extremity is preparing to ambulate. Which of the following devices is most appropriate?
What is front wheel walker
200
Identify the moving arm of the goniometer when performing ankle dorsiflexion?
What is lateral midline of the 5th metatarsal
200
Identify the appropriate position for the body AND upper extremity when performing MMT for lower trapezius?
What is prone, Y position
200
Which type of range of motion requires an external tool like a dowel or the therapist to assist in completing full range of motion?
What is active assisted
200
The prefix that refers to painful or difficult
What is DYS
300
Which of the following muscle functions and muscle grades is being tested in the photograph?
What is Hip flexion, poor 2/5
300
Which of the following arteries/pulse sites can be palpated on top of the foot?
What is dorsal pedal
300
Which goniometric ranges would be considered "normal" when performing the straight leg raise assessment?
What is 70-80 degrees of hip flexion. 10-20 degrees knee flexion
300
Identify the testing position for rhomboids if the patient is less than a 3?
Seated with hand behind the back
300
How many degrees of shoulder flexion should be incorporated FIRST prior to assessing the serratus anterior?
What is 130 degrees
300
The word for soft bones
what is osteomalacia
400
What is the common substitution to watch for when measuring forearm supination?
What is shoulder external rotation
400
Identify the landmarks and measurements when assessing a patient for seat width in a wheelchair
What is lateral posterior buttock to lateral posterior buttock plus 2 inches
400
When measuring the length of the gastrocnemius, what is an important considering to address as it relates to the knee?
What is knee flexion vs extension.
400
Which muscle would require palpation for a patient that is "trace" for dorsiflexion?
What is anterior tibialis
400
When taking a patient with left LE weakness up a curb with axillary crutches. Which cues would be most appropriate for sequencing?
What is go up with right LE first followed by the left extremity and crutches.
400
The word for one side or half of the body being affected/weak, as in a patient that has sustained a stroke
what is hemiparesis
500
Which of the following nerves is likely impaired if the patient is only able to complete one repetition of the exercise shown below?
What is tibial nerve
500
Name the gait pattern. Right crutch and left leg advance together, followed by left crutch and right leg
What is 2 point gait
500
When talking about reliability in goniometry. What is the terminology that refers to TWO or more clinicians consistency when measuring the joint?
What is interrater reliability
500
A patient is unable to perform knee extension and is given a score of 0/5. Which nerve would be affected?
What is femoral
500
When assessing MMT for serratus anterior what should the PTA be "feeling" for?
What is scapular winging
500
The medical word that refers to the "tail" of the body
What is caudal