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PEAT Review – Questions & 100% Accurate Answers What muscles are affected by de quervain's tenosynovitis? Right Ans - EPBAPL
What are rocker soles good for? Right Ans - Help with restricted ankle/ foot movements such as plantar/ dorsiflexion
Which type of lung disease compromises flow rate? Right Ans - obstructive lung disease
What are the characteristics of a Left hemisphere lesion? Right Ans - cautious
anxious
disorganized aware of deficits
What are the characteristics of a right hemisphere lesion? Right Ans - quick
and impulsive
unaware of deficits
overestimate abilities
What is claudication? Right Ans - Pain sensations or cramping in the lower extremities associated with arterial insufficiency
What exercise activity is contraindicated after a myocardial infraction? Right Ans - Isometrics
What gait deviation does inadequate knee friction cause with a transfemoral prosthesis? Right Ans - terminal impact in late swing phase
What conditions are associated with pregnancy? Right Ans - Diastasis recti
Varicse veins
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Define stress incontinence Right Ans - loss of urine during activities that increase intraabdominal pressure Define urge incontinence Right Ans - sudden unexpected urge to urinate and the uncontrolled loss of urine
Define overflow incontinence Right Ans - loss of urine in combination with a distended bladder
Define functional incontinence Right Ans - difficulty reaching toilet in time due to joint/ muscle dysfunction
What nerve root is the patellar reflex? Right Ans - L4
A "moon face" is associated with ____________. Right Ans - Cushing's syndrome
What gait deviations may occur with a prosthesis that is too short? Right Ans - Hip drop
Lateral trunk bending
What does myofascial pain syndrome cause? Right Ans - Painful trigger points that cause local and referred pain
What medication has both analgesic and antithrombotic effects? Right Ans - Acetylsalicyclic acid
Define expothalmos Right Ans - bulging eyes
What condition is expothalmos associated with? Right Ans - Hyperthyroidism
Tachycardia
What heart condition(s) are associated with hyperthyroidism? Right Ans - Tachycardia
Arrhythmias
What heart condition(s) are associated with hypothyroidism? Right Ans - Bradycardia
What is felt by the pt during an ice massage? Right Ans - Cold
Burning
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