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VCU DPT MSK II Exam 2 Questions and Answers (Latest Update 2024)

What potential systemic problems can masquerade as a hip diagnosis? correct answers 1. Cancer: Osteosarcoma, spinal metastasis, tumors 2. Cardiovascular: Peripheral Artery Disease 3. Urologic/Renal 4. Inflammatory Disease: Psoas abscess, appendicitis, diverticulitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, ankylosing spondylitis, TB 5. Metabolic/Endocrine: Osteoporosis leading to stress fracture 6. Hematologic: Hemophilia, Sickle Cell Anemia Hip OA: Patient Population, Onset, Description of Pain, a...

MSK II - Exam 1 What is the purpose of a medical screen for referral? -Determine whether pt is appropriate for PT or not - Treat, treat and refer, refer -Recognize s/s of serious pathologies Describe why it is mandatory to perform a medical screening for referral o Direct access - o Lack of a th

MSK II - Exam 1 questions and answers

What information should be asked in the history if someone is referred to PT w/ hip pain? correct answers You will need to determine the onset of symptoms, MOI, and chief complaint you also need to determine any sources of referred pain. LB pain might cause neurogenic (nerve root compression) and spondylogenic (SI joint) causes You should ask and rule out any involvement of the lumbar spine What factors make up the history and systems review? correct answers pt age pain location distribut...

What part of the history provides patients with the opportunity to describe (in their own words) what is bothering them and the extent to which it bothers them? a. past medical history complaint/history of present illness history of current condition y history/general health status correct answers (b) Chief complaint/history of present illness What part of the history is important for the clinician to determine whether the patient has had successive onsets of similar symptoms before? ...

A patient has neck pain and numbness that is down the R lateral arm to the thumb/index finger. An upper quarter screen reveals diminished sensation in the lateral forearm/thumb area, weakness with elbow flexion and wrist extension as well as diminished UE reflexes. He has increased pain with R SB, R rot an extension. Which of the following diagnoses is most probable? A. C3/4 opening restriction B. C6 radiculopathy C. C5/6 opening restriction D. C5 radiculopathy correct answers B. C6 ra...

MSK II ALL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS COMPLETED UPDATED Which of the following risk factors could lead to achilles tendinopathy? Calf Weakness Damage to what ligament could cause excessive pronation that can lead to the development of achilles tendinopathy? Deltoid Ligament Which of the following would you NOT expect to see in a patient with impaired LQ control? Excessive hip extension Joint integrity, passive stiffness, Neural input, and muscle function are the 4 variables for ...

MSK II- Exam 2 (Manual Therapy) Questions and Answers |Updated 2024| definition: manual therapy, manipulation vs. mobilization, spinal mobilization/manipulation is FASTER, the patient CANNOT stop the movement during a spinal manipulation/mobilization?, early examples of professions that utilized manual therapy, founder of osteopathy, founder of chiropractic, developer of chiropractic, PT charter was formed in England in....

A patient comes into your clinic and displays with shooting burning pain in his left upper arm down to his wrist, what should be your next step as a PT? correct answers Check his BP and call EMS Don't proceed due to contraindications/medically emergent issue A patient comes into your clinic and displays with shoulder pain and is hesitant to abduct and externally rotate due to the feeling of the shoulder popping out of the joint, what should be your next step as a PT? correct answers Utili...