Rehab Test 2

1. 1How many muscles are required to control the various joints around the shoulder for optimal shoulder function?

   1. A28
   2. B24
   3. C26
   4. D32
2. 2The labrum is an important structure in the glenohumeral joint as it is contributes to joint stability. Loss of the glenoid labrum decreases the depth of the socket by __________% in either direction.

   1. A50
   2. B40
   3. C65
   4. D30
3. 3The male to female ratio for primary dislocation of the glenohumeral joint is _______.
   

   1. A4:1
   2. B2:1
   3. C9:1
   4. D5:1
4. 4When treating adults with a glenohumeral dislocation, the recommended immobilization period is ______________ weeks.
   

   1. A2-3
   2. B3-4
   3. C1-2
   4. D4-6
5. 5Patients who sustain their first dislocation before the age of 25 years are at greater risk of recurrent dislocations.
   

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
6. 6TUBS stands for traumatic unidirectional dislocations which often leads to structural capsule and labral injuries, often resulting in surgery.
   

   1. Atrue
   2. Bfalse
7. 7GIRD stands for ___________________________________________ when diagnosing shoulder injuries.
   

   1. Aglenohumeral insufficient rotational deficiency
   2. Bglenoid instability rotational deficit
   3. Cglenohumeral internal rotational deficit
   4. Dglenoid internal rotator dislocation
8. 8Which type of SLAP lesion is characterized as having the superior labrum and biceps tendon stripped off the underlying glenoid?
   

   1. AType 1
   2. BType 4
   3. CType 3
   4. DType 2
9. 9Treatment for a primary subacromial impingement includes which of the following:
   

   1. APush through painful movements of AROM
   2. BCarry out active movements of the shoulder and maintain ROM
   3. CIce pack 20 mins every 2 hours
   4. DUtilize plyometric upper extremity exercises
10. 10Subacromial bursitis should heal within __________________ weeks if treated properly.
    

    1. A2-3 weeks
    2. B3-4 weeks
    3. C1-2 weeks
    4. D4-6 weeks

11. 11Rotator cuff ruptures can heal quickly as long as the patient follows conservative rehabilitation.

    1. Atrue
    2. Bfalse
12. 12Calcific supraspinatus tendinitis is caused by a combination of the aging process and over exertion. This can cause deposits of calcium in the tendon in athletes as young as 30 - 35.

    1. Atrue
    2. Bfalse
13. 13If an individual sustains an acromioclavicular separation, which grades of injury are recommended for surgery?
    

    1. AGrade III - VI lesions
    2. BGrade II - IV lesions
    3. CGrade I - III lesions
    4. DGrade IV - VI lesions
14. 14"Tennis Elbow" is an overuse condition involving the overload of wrist/finger extensor muscles. Which of the following is the correct medical term?
    

    1. ALateral tuberculitis
    2. Blateral elbow tendinopathy
    3. Cmedial elbow tendinopathy
    4. Dmedial epicondylitis
15. 15From the author's experience, the utilization of a counterforce brace is a valuable complementary tool in the treatment of tennis elbow.
    

    1. Atrue
    2. Bfalse
16. 16All of the following are recommended treatments for tennis elbow except:
    

    1. AIsometric training
    2. BConcentric training
    3. CStatic stretching of the wrist
    4. DEccentric training
17. 17The healing time for osteochondritis dissecans is approximately ________ months after surgery.
    

    1. A1-2 months
    2. B2-3 months
    3. C4-5 months
    4. D3-4 months
18. 18The healing time for a properly reduced fracture of the head of the radius is ___________ weeks.
    

    1. A8-10
    2. B4-6
    3. C6-8
    4. D2-4
19. 19The prognosis for medial elbow tendinopathy is better and the healing time is shorter than for the lateral side.
    

    1. Atrue
    2. Bfalse
20. 20Elbow instability usually involves the rupture of the ____________________ ligament.
    

    1. Ahumeroulnar ligament
    2. Bannular ligament
    3. Culnar collateral ligament
    4. Dradial collateral ligament
21. 21According to the authors of this textbook, neither steroid injections nor anti-inflammatory medicines should be given to growing adolescent athletes.
    

    1. Atrue
    2. Bfalse
22. 22Which of the following is the primary reason for surgery of a fracture of the olecranon process of the ulna?

    1. AThe extensor carpi radialis tendon pulls the fractured surfaces away from eachother
    2. BThe tricep tendon pulls the fractured surfaces away from each other
    3. CThe bicep tendon pulls the fractured surfaces away from each other
    4. DThe brachialis tendon pulls the fractured surfaces away from each other
23. 23When recovering from a rupture of the distal part of the biceps tendon, throwing activities are allowed after _________________ months.
    

    1. A3-4
    2. B2-3
    3. C5-6
    4. D4-5
24. 24Which of the following fractures describes a distal radius fracture with intra-articular fragments?
    

    1. ABarton's fracture
    2. BSmith's fracture
    3. CColle's fracture
    4. DBoxer's fracture
25. 25According to your textbook, the __________________ fracture is the most common of all types of fractures to the wrist.
    

    1. ABoxer's fracture
    2. BSmith's fracture
    3. CBarton's fracture
    4. DColle's fracture
26. 26Which type of carpal fracture can cause a compression of the ulnar nerve?
    

    1. AScaphoid
    2. BHamate
    3. CTriquetrium
    4. DLunate
27. 27Which type of wrist fracture does not always show on an acute x-ray, but may be apparent after 7 - 10 days?
    

    1. AHamate
    2. BPisiform
    3. CScaphoid
    4. DCapitate
28. 28What nerve passes through the carpal tunnel and can be compressed in carpal tunnel syndrome?
    

    1. AUlnar nerve
    2. BBrachial nerve
    3. CRadial nerve
    4. DMedian nerve
29. 29What is the name of the condition that involves inflammation of the sheath of the extensor pollicis brevis and abductor pollicis longus tendons of the thumb?
    

    1. ADistal ulnar neuritis
    2. BPalmar tendinopathy
    3. CExtensor carpi ulnaris tendinopathy
    4. DDe Quervain's disease
30. 30In a triangular fibrocartilage complex tear, the wrist is immobilized for _____________ weeks.
    

    1. A1-2
    2. B2-4
    3. C4-6
    4. D6-8
31. 31Surgery is needed to repair a Bennett's fracture to stabilize possible fracture displacement and joint malalignment. T or F
    

    1. Atrue
    2. Bfalse
32. 32Collateral ligament injuries to the proximal and distal interphalangeal joints are common in sports. Most ligament injuries will heal effectively with ______________ weeks of "buddy" taping.
    

    1. A4
    2. B8
    3. C2
    4. D6
33. 33For most partial ruptures of the lateral ulnar ligament injury of the thumb, a thumb spica cast can be worn for __________ weeks followed by a removable splint for ____________ weeks.
    

    1. A2,4
    2. B4,6
    3. C1,2
    4. D6,8
34. 34Avulsion fractures of the flexor digitorum profundus tendon (Jersey finger) can be successfully treated with a splint for 4 - 6 weeks.

    1. Atrue
    2. Bfalse
35. 35Which of the following vertebra have the greatest movement and the largest disc?
    

    1. Abtwn L3 and L4
    2. Bbtwn T12 and L1
    3. Cbtwn L2 and L3
    4. Dbtwn L4 and L5
36. 36Why does the chest region of the spine have less mobility?
    

    1. AThe ribs are attached to their corresponding vertebrae
    2. BThe chest cavity houses the heart and lungs
    3. CThe spinous processes of the chest cavity are larger than either the cervical or lumbar vertebrae
    4. DThe ligaments run tighter through the chest area of the spine to limit movement
37. 37Pain located in the neck that does not radiate into the arms is called _______________.
    

    1. Acervicopathy
    2. Bcervical strain
    3. Ccervicalgia
    4. Dcervicitis
38. 38Treatment for torticollis includes all of the following except:
    

    1. AAnti inflammatory medication
    2. Brest
    3. Cice pack
    4. Dheat treatment
39. 39Acute low back pain is very common and mostly affects individuals aged ____________ years.
    

    1. A20-30
    2. B40-50
    3. C50-60
    4. D30-40
40. 40Psoas positional release technique provides some pain relief for low back pain.

    1. Atrue
    2. Bfalse
41. 41What percentage of disc herniations occur in the lumbar region?
    

    1. A50%
    2. B25%
    3. C95%
    4. D75%
42. 42What percentage of herniated discs need surgery?
    

    1. A75%
    2. B10%
    3. C20%
    4. D50%
43. 43________________________ is defined as a defect in the vertebral arch.
    

    1. AAnklyosing spondylitis
    2. Bspondylolisthesis
    3. Cvertebral architis
    4. Dspondylolysis
44. 44__________________________ is the most common cause of back surgery in those who are over 60 years old.
    

    1. Aherniated disc
    2. Bsciatica
    3. Cvertebral fracture
    4. Dspinal stenosis
45. 45Which one of the hip adductor muscles listed below is the most commonly injured in sports?
    

    1. Aadductor magnus
    2. Badductor longus
    3. Cadductor brevis
    4. Dpectineus
46. 46Complete ruptures of the adductor longus are usually located at the muscles' insertion into the ________________.
    

    1. Atibia
    2. Bpubic bone
    3. Cfemur
    4. Dpelvis
47. 47A rupture of a muscle in the hip should be immediately treated with ______________.
    

    1. Aheat, AROM, strengthening exercises
    2. Bice, compression, elevation, rest
    3. Cheat, compression, elevation, rest
    4. Dice, AROM, compression
48. 48The ______________________ muscles is the strongest flexor of the hip joint.
    

    1. Apectineus
    2. Biliopsoas
    3. Cgracilis
    4. Drectus femoris
49. 49"Snapping hip" is medically known as _________________________.
    

    1. Acoxa saltons
    2. Bcoxa vara
    3. Ccoxa valga
    4. Dcoxa articularis
50. 50Lateral hip snapping occurs because of the ___________________________________.
    

    1. AIT band passing over the greater trochanter
    2. Bthe iliopsoas tendon passing over the iliopectineal bursa
    3. Cthe iliofemoral ligament passing over the head of the femur
    4. Dthe IT band passing over the anterior superior iliac spine
51. 51Ruptures of the abdominal muscles usually occur in which muscle?
    

    1. Ainternal oblique
    2. Brectus abdominis
    3. Ctransverse abdominis
    4. Dexternal oblique
52. 52The acetabular labrum is most vulnerable for tears anteriorly.

    1. Atrue
    2. Bfalse
53. 53While the hip joint is extremely stable under normal circumstances, it can be dislocated in a _______________________ direction.
    

    1. Alateral
    2. Banterior
    3. Cmedial
    4. Dposterior
54. 54Long distance female runners can be susceptible to stress fractures of the neck of the femur especially if they have an eating disorder, amenorrhea or osteoporosis. This type of injury can heal if the athlete rests for _________________ weeks.
    

    1. A2-4
    2. B5-8
    3. C4-6
    4. D8-10

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