MSK 1 Bundled Exams WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2024

THIS QUIZLET IS COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING: correct answers 1. EXAM & EVAL 2. MANIPULATION 1 3. MANIPULATION 2 4. CLINICAL MANAGEMENT 5. ESSENTIALS 6. DX IMAGING (not included) SECTION 1: EXAM & EVAL correct answers SECTION 1: EXAM & EVAL explain the purpose of the physical examination b...

What component of ankle pronation is in the frontal plane? a. dorsiflexion b. plantarflexion c. eversion d. external rotation correct answers c. eversion What component of ankle pronation is in the transverse plane? a. dorsiflexion b. plantarflexion c. eversion d. external rotation corr...

why do patients come see us? correct answers quality of life --> function --> movement we do: movement to address function to address quality of life movement vs movement dysfunction correct answers movement: chain of coordinated joints working together for a common purpose movement...

A client in the late stages of a musculoskeletal disorder may have which complain listed below? correct answers normal sleep routines constant pain* full capacity for simple self-care a bright outlook about thier work When assessing endurance or activity tolerance, what tool is most useful of...

why are physical examination and evaluation set up? correct answers -to facilitate the decision-making process as well as to avoid bias purpose of physical examination correct answers -PT to perform a series of tests and measures to collect data -once data is collected, it can be analyzed -fo...

Steps of an MSK initial eval correct answers Step 1- Chart review Step 2- General observations (gait, posture) Step 3- History from interview Step 4- Medical screen and review of systems Step 5- Screens: CVP, integ, neuro Step 6- MSK screen: ROM, strength, functional movt screen Step 7- MSK e...

What is anisotrophy? correct answers The sound beam missing the transducer on the return trip due to a curve Bone is attached to muscle by what? correct answers Tendons Which of the following is NOT found of the palmar wrist? -EPB and APL -Flexor tendons - Median nerve -Ulnar and radial ...

Interpret the results of strong and painless when performing a MSTT for GH jt. ER and ABD. correct answers normal supraspinatus m. Best step for Ligament laxity or adhesion for TSI? TR? correct answers TSI (PROM acc.), TR (PROM acc.) Immediate Stage of Condition is classified as: correct an...

What is the difference between a patient and a client? correct answers A patient represents the person who comes to you individually with a potential musculoskeletal condition; someone you will treat. A client represents an individual or group of people, who are receiving consultation from a PT. ...

c. ankle correct answers the most common site of sprain is the: a. wrist b. shoulder c. ankle d. knee b. running on paved surfaces correct answers risk factors for ankle sprain include all of the following except: a. poor conditioning b. running on paved surfaces c. inappropriate foo...

What are the 18 steps of extremity and evaluation according to Patla and Paris? correct answers 1. Intake Forms Assessment 2. Initial Observation 3. History 4. Systems Review 5. Screening 6. Structural Inspection 7. Palpation for Condition 8. Joint Active Range of Motion 9. Joint Passive R...

What term refers to movement toward the midline of the body correct answers adduction Ventral refers to the front of the body and ________ refers to the back of the body correct answers dorsal Movement in the ______ plane occurs about the ________ axis correct answers sagittal, mediolateral...

A 13-year-old patient reports moderate knee pain persisting more than 3 weeks, with no trauma noted. The patient exhibits an out-toeing gait pattern, leg length discrepancy, and restriction in medial (internal) rotation of the involved leg. Which of the following test findings would MOST likely be p...

You are assessing a patient with joint pain and are trying to decide whether it is inflammatory or noninflammatory in nature. Which one of the following symptoms is consistent with an inflammatory process? A) Tenderness B) Cool temperature C) Ecchymosis D) Nodules correct answers A) Tenderne...