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Test Bank For Orthopedic Physical Assessment 7th Edition Chapter 01: Principles and Concepts Chapter 01: Principles and Concepts 1. What does the assessment recording technique that uses the acronym “SOAP” stand for? a. Subjective, orthopedic, assessment, and plan b. Systematic, orthopedic, assessment, and prognosis c. Systematic, objective, analysis, and plan *d. Subjective, objective, assessment, and plan 2. Which of the following is not required to perform an adequate patient medical history? a. Development of rapport with the patient and family *b. Use of medical jargon to impress th e patient and family c. Speaking at a level the patient and family will understand d. Demonstrating empathy, caring, and interest in the patient 3. Which of the following is considered a red flag finding for cancer in the medical history portion of the examination? a. Fever or night sweats b. Joint swelling and effusion c. Severe abdominal pain *d. Unusual lumps and growths 4. Which of the following is considered a red flag finding for gastrointestinal or genitourinary problems in the medical hi story portion of the examination? a. Pulsating pain anywhere in the body b. Persistent pain at night c. Unwarranted fatigue *d. Frequent nausea or vomiting 5. A patient reports that he or she has been having hip pain that is mostly experienced as ni ght pain, and the pain is consistent every night, regardless of daily activity. This presentation is a red flag for which pathologic condition? a. Neurologic problem b. Genitourinary disorder c. Cardiovascular condition *d. Cancer 1 Test Bank For Orthopedic Physical Assessment 7th Edition Chapter 01: Principles and Concepts 6. Which of the following is a good open-ended question that could be asked during the physical examination process? a. Does this increase your pain? b. Do you take narcotic medications? *c. How is your pain altered during activities? d. Does your pain hurt worst dur ing the day or the night? 7. Patient age is an important determination because certain pathologic conditions or injuries typically occur in certain age groups. Which pathologic condition would be considered more common in a young patient? a. Osteoporosis b. Osteoarthritis *c. Legg-Perthes disease d. Tendon ruptures 8. Pain that would be considered from a systemic origin might have which of the following descriptions? a. Less intense at night b. Intermittent c. Superficial *d. Deep aching 9. Pain that would be considered from a musculoskeletal origin might have which of the following descriptions? *a. Aggravated by mechanical stress b. Reduced by pressure c. Constant waves or spams d. Disturbs sleep 10. Which of the following types of pain are described as deep, boring, and localized? *a. Bone b. Vascular c. Muscle d. Nerve 11. Which of the following is not inert tissue? a. Bone *b. Muscle c. Capsule d. Ligaments 2 Test Bank For Orthopedic Physical Assessment 7th Edition Chapter 01: Principles and Concepts 12. Which type of pain follows a specific anatomic pathway and affects specific anatomic structures? a. Somatic b. Superficial somatic c. Referred *d. Neuropathic 13. Dull, aching pain is usually caused by what physical structures? a. Muscle b. Ligament c. Capsule *d. All of the above. 14. Pain that is more intense, sharp, severe, and intolerable would be more indicative of what type of tissue and injury? a. Tendon rupture *b. Bone fracture c. Ligament sprain d. All of the above. 15. Paresthesia is considered which type of symptom? a. Aching pain inconsistent with injury severity b. Diffuse, referred pain from organs c. Deep, boring, and aching pain *d. Unpleasant sensation occurring without an apparent stimulus 16. Translational instability refers to which form of symptoms? *a. Loss of control of small, arthrokinematic joint movements that occur when the patient attempts to stabilize a joint b. Excessive or gross physiologic movement in a joint during which the patient becomes apprehensive at the end of motion because of subluxatio n c. Inability to control either arthrokinematics or osteokinematic movement in the available motion during functional movements d. None of the above. 17. In which of the following forms of overt pain behaviors will a patient position him - or herself in a fully extended limb position to maintain an abnormal distribution of weight during standing or gait? a. Guarding *b. Bracing c. Limping d. Antalgia 3The benefits of buying summaries with Stuvia:
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