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affected A
2.
You are treating a knee and ch scoY
{§g@t
’ patient secondary to a medially rotate es pic•ar
D.
Hi Hi Hi
B. to the patie
greatest nt foot injury. The patient the leg while theth sur e
knee is flexed. Of
er
extent who reports that his podiatrist the pqscles listedat ge ev
p p p seconda has a
ext flead ry Owe lesio
thought the spring below, which areinsry. al
ligament was injured as a you not ert ua
Eight
Th
ensxi du lesion? n of
ion cti A. the
result of his fall. Wfitcfi evofitnfing?
of the following best A. Gracilis o
int tin
e
g
een
Hip inferi describes the spring B. Sartorius theph a
abdu or ligament of the foot? C. Semimempe ysi 26
branosus s cia -
SD
ction glute A. It is also called
al the plantar D. Semitendian n ye
newe calcaneocuboid nosus serre ar
is ligament in qu -
refer B. It is called the us. est ol
to red short plantar Yo s d
an !0 the ligament u tha m
inf clinic. C. It helps to pat al
tie e
eri Whic maintain the yo
or h of
gluthe
medial arch of the
foot by sup-
ntf pa
le u tie
x ev nt
Te
teafollo
l wing
porting the head
of the talipes
th alu st
st
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7. 6.
in Of ationawW Jowitig
They can best er In lik w Bur assi
A. B C.
be gmuped yt a D. c. B. A. elyhi sae
C. It B. A. g chil ar he st in
is dis in Ih d. is eof n D.
SuSu lntSu no ch ma lateMe ;gaments
together as he cla formc
It serves perf pe most con
whirh Of the m ss bf bcura bte t th y th e Whi con ral tWaS
as a site rfo likely
at on acitanm ndi be e be ed of e gr ch or trai Collinjured? trol
fol carti of rm
A. Acute ou cli al eouus no fo lo fou lo owof minndi aterAnterior ing
infectios, nic lage progressi l sen
s culUs un Wind ng th theg cat | al Cruciate Imee
a
ns scl al n . D. It ve bo follultrion fz ligaligament rotat
B. Acute er pa i n lengtheni OS Pat
g is owiasos Oy me Posterior tion
bacteria an mo found ng that is for ient
l
od th
Ot st needed ng und its T nt cruciate and to
er olo § ligament
Oi statof uti On
disease g of al MCtithe
Tii It lies
s
y, ar i eitiver liz apa OH•clin
collater
C. Collage eti ‹a between the - al Whl iC
n sw on ti ent epiyati tie Ch JOY
the nt
vascular ou S ish on it Of O
diseases ld < epiphysis noyse . is the bra
D. Circulat ihe *'^ and Jo .
rual On im ce
hiir,th diaphysis po
e or e rt tha
faeeb as a cogm co an t
trio*O tranSver ncwth nt t will
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1 j. 10. 9. 8.

he **’ **! A patient is / u ore treating a des ¡scq. disJn

A. A. A.
fal sent tO patient who is D. c. B. crf he Theasclin
! B. Ray
It B,
doesStrTh lt lo is scl Of Tibialis physical complaining of right PitThTh be mie e ical
nau
shoulder pain. The
not iat e ha p¡ phe V anterior therapy tinro ro d a sy thopat
d’s
secondary to patient has been g m mb by of m in
develoionacts stpgysive in Peroneus
a lower diagnosed with a dise hOl
in no at ol rs rg tertius ed bo oa the th pt vo
pa extrem- ity frozen odLsive cap- ase O§
Peroneus e ph proe om lv
length an bo e og us rdi injury. selated shoulder. ngi
. ar f
d ny m if sk olo brevis Renting the Which of the following
leb
itis fes fe e es
- Extensor patient’s past itis et. th clos
m att en digel g y would describe the cap obl sor W inf s,
tensio hallucis e
yo ac ts ereet cla medical sular pattern of the
n sinh be nt al longus history, you
ite hi la anthe
glenohumeral joint?
relati
fil mest from
ss
rrote that the • A. External
ran ch m eripro
onshi am stu
superficicil rotation, of m es .fes
p de
en scr cle
m us dyi pemneal abduction, th ati ansor
ske nerve has internal rotation e on d des
It uce ib let . It
been severed. B. External fol, vecri Sa
divide a mp
al is Vhich of the rotation, lo ve in le
s into diff bes
mukn bet following internal wi no s Te
atrial ere scl o we muscles rotation, ng of a
us
st
C* is th ext pat
would be abduction 9u
Jfhic en be ro re hol
h of car emphosi•ed C. Internal
Of in m mi
- in your rotation, ogi
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•B. are Bl
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or d oo
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of gh atrium follo estiv«tta ial ml es w in a
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eff ease wi
to
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yo fol re. pu pu pum ca
ect in th llo High blood ar
ve ventricle is the failur ste eroha g p*< m
on heart lo ntr dial no tic W mpmp per rd
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20. 19 18 I7.
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iVhic You are Rheumatoi cu S blo m Yo
A. d arthritis B. A. ssi w ed are u
C. B. A. h o)’ A. studying
B. can cause c. on ic
The D. An The the Trauma to the Radial A fracture A to
? a the a
pulmonararea portio follo a joint variaus deviation many of the skull ny ph
y area wing recently types of of the symptoms Swelling of se co he ysi
occu n of me
with the defin Under arthritis fingers in its laier the brain as ve nc ad cal
pied the
least ition weight , Enlargeme stnges. a result of re an m the
blood excha pulmo Mtic/i of bl uss d berap
s Degenerati specific nt of trauma
supply nge the o iandet r. ist
nary best on caused ally Heberden’s A
The in tree descr following temporary w . em Yoat
by aging rheumat nodes
portion thethat is ibes oiJ symptoms state of to iin u
Recent Ulnar
th Whe wathe
of the air inelastthe injury to anhritis deviation would most paralysis of site
wa and anato versus likely be the nervous e ichby tc
pulmona the joint of the Of

ry tree ys ic mical osteoart fingers common in function, of a af h

thadoes deud hritis.W a patient including
thehelth O
thilt 'S not loss of
t not «i hich of who has
supplied consciousn follnft e fa
de chang uce? the/olfo had
with ess ow £H pl Ot
es e size wing rheumatoid tio b'
sensory ingn ay lQl
fio with would anhritis for besf}I er ga
nerves inspir best a long t 4§ s m
describe period of deffgd fal e
t ation
the time? inep5 l
'I
M or
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02
Whic state theYou
timefrume that h of insip no cli Yo In a class on
- C. B. idus? t ni u •C. physiolog y of . D.
c. a. ment are
the fetal the D. exercise, on in
D. It It A. tr calare tioIt ati It er A.stre•
cardiovasc’ulur follo EneEn are stud ying It It ph
wing It is re It ue pa stu exhib n shoon mayati gtii/d
congenital
gesta is as sul is ab th dyi
rgyergthe energy ofl m fSi
its of be urati Of
defects. tiona a ou ol ng is y needed for ws be
as so ts devel rea
A. Third derima muscle on on O
l tim so ciafro di t og dia opme chitße con c
month t sodi y bet vedy contractions. nt ngrel side sid c«rvcla
ciate m Which of the
B. Sixth frobe follow and ex atio red ere e, ss
month
i te d ins rdab co es ing
m sto statements is fatigu nsh val d whicstu
-C. Between
b d wi uli er et ur mel peip val
l of se. litu ATPredface in re$ard e h ofdyi
the 21st and wi th n es cta uab ua
e ca (adas to energ; for durin of the /ng
th th de m V’ s tio ble
40th days enocre muscle g thrcur le
th e fici rbell hi an stimu eshren in in
of/otiss
D.
f meo itu d
th sineati controctions? wiiigue
Conception e pa A. Energy lus oldt test tes
e tripne
o pit tab be folldia is is ezc
sy.
r oli st awi hos ph produc int ing tin n ftai
uit m!
ste
sm de ngbet pha osp ed
during ens for g fOf
m ’! in5 for *
sc hat aerobic ity ner t.
ipi
t te) metabo ne
ri sta lism
a to ve In
em dus pr the reg rv
diaentin B. Energy reg
olo du ene e ard
bet you is ng ra- r- de th
s is e to
es r produc

2/f. 27 26. 25.

.
!’!8l A *&ec ce Th The professor is presenting a A patient
. comes
C. B, A. lobe! h‹i B. C D. ted? re epa lecture on the advantages and D. C. B. to
of the A.br dis- advantages of the the cJfnic
Intell Se Viscerebtien PersoSe tie The blood
igenc ns ionral t Vial following exercises: Geometric, wi//i an
nalityns nt vessels will injury to
e andor an hemisexp and ory si he ha iso£fnefic, iso- Sonic, and
become the skin as
persoy d phereerie speecper mi s eccentric contractions. The
dilated and a result of
nalitype int . nce h sp ex professor informs the class
ce more perme- exposure
Comprceer WOSts an Heari pti he pe that some of the disadvantages able to
rehenpti pr likelyinjlz re. rie of a particular exercise are secondary to excessive
ng on
sion invol ry that it loads muscle at the inflammatio heat.
of on etaved? and an W nc
weakest point and the i@red of
speec an tio resu comp d hic ed n
the
/fizt a momentum factor in lifting. Phagocytic
h and d n rehenint h les following
g These disadvantages best cells will
mCm int of sion erp of io listed
°W er vis Wh describe which of the following remove dead below will
of ret th n classificatfons of exercise?
in cells and
pr ual ich speec
ati e in A. Isometric
be the first
of a debrideinent response
fol th , B. Isotonic Sa
thelesi of the area to this tfpe
lo e C. Isokinetic will occur of skin mp
follon wi fr D. Free weights injury/ le
awiof Blood 7es
the ng on clotting will A. The
t
ng
oc wo tal occur
fluids Qut
are ul lo will •ijj
be
seep p@
2pj
 32. 31. 30. 29.

lOWing wouldIn co br Yo iit ttie A In studying physical patcatipat

- A. B. laver pa therap y you are A. A•
be best to pe ntrov u
C. ai learning about the ienon. ien
ifo ol as or Paralysis of cord tie Axillary Nht 18-
utilize to differ- ences between t
mi an cu e the biceps, of nt artery ich y yeor
assist this various spina bifida Wer
in d lar pe coracobrac t”he re. disorders. You are Axillary e tof ha-old
patient? g traac rf bracÎi po
hialis, and ial specifically studying nerve ha
A. Hold P nsfci o
Paralysis ofplexu to
rts spino bifida myelocele. Radial ihevemm
Which of the following ye
and relax N ersde mi follco
the deltoid s. ph would cO l*
•B. F front. in mp
Par W/tÏ
best describe this mplow tests
Rhythmic te m Th g Cft ysi lic
initiation ch su e ph
alys
0/ cal disorder. icating posi
ati
is of the'f the A. A soft tissue ion wo tive
C. Rhyth on pinpa ysi on
wri s? uid for
mic thie is ca woul ra tumor in the
st mos sho
stabiliz s to ha l d you py meninges
exte st asulde
ation pa sit vi th most wil B. A soft tissue
nsio likea r
D. Slow tie an ng er likely l a tumor in the
difap n dia spinal cord ly resdisl
reversant,
Wd Par detec
-C. The most severe be ultocat
l hold hiCleftfic y gn
us
alys t osi form of spina bifida inv ofion.
h to ult ! upon s thi
olv J¡
wiposl D. A herniated sac s
th ere treat of contained within ed
c SÉ
''ft * a the spinal cord if
oul
- the

-
’ 3§.
-
6 34. 33
phTh po ! Th You have a You are .
SiCiane D. A. sit t e
/ sit In
B. patient B. performin A. o»'e stu
Bronchitwho
i
Ankl o Sa o wh cli has
orderspat ? episodes of An
g passive B.
Alveoli ingof dy
es ccicr n fah ent is undetermine rouge of
mobiliien Heel pu u ha dyspnea Bronchi is ga in
Emphys and d Cff/J d effect motion on
sationa
of s
fH Brachialis thez g
°/ the26 thebe ema
ex A response a Trachea ex
Cystic pirat ion.
proportional pulmonar
moch th
follen
follo- fibrosis Which of to the number y patient. st an e
owpo
wingye the
of joints What eject lik in pu
ar ingsit following
is r/te
- areio would your involved in will elythelm
ol as ne patient passive rangepassive sit pulon
most likely of motion range of mo
wod be motion e ar
uldon A response •
experiencf of y
proportional tohave on
be his n ? this ga ar pat
a sid , A. the speed and patient’s sys
s te ien
duration of
pree. Asthma pulmonar
exer- cises ex m.
ssuYo administered y t,
po t¥
re u
sit ventilation hi yo
poiw ?
io ch u
n nt ou A. No of ON
in ld effect th dis
e ous
 41 40 39. 38,
. .
plegic, patYo the callIn In class you are advantage of ce no Yo
B. Ext followin ed ana stWll ying the elbow a cemented m tic u c. B. A.
D. C. prolonged ienur ern joint unä optimum hip?
al g docs SITtom en in are 15°0º 5 l0°
StrStr standing t pa force out- put. Which A. It
rot the S y te th tre
etcetc with bracesstatie of the following plaplapla pla
atiocombin (sup clas allows d
hinhinin a lord ndint n of would be the e ati
early tot ng
ntantantenta
rasps
g of result in ng is the ed po,sition for elbow weight al pa a r r r r
g inatyou
the which of wita sho actfon flex- ion in terms of bearin hi tiepo fle flexflexfle
of uld of the us, are
isch the/oîIO»'fh 26 er
the greatest g nt’tie xioionionxio
infrstu p
ialtherig * br -
C. Pullcles
advantage of
B. Surgeo re s sta
hip aceye aspid optimum force
fem Produre
A. Strets ar- ing natyin output? ns pl ch tus
oralext chinforpa ? report ac ar po
en of u.s,g A. 120º of
ltg g of ra A.
t a 909c e t st
sor a
the ple
the Abd h the elbow success m th tot
hip pr gic hu uctioreeten flexion rate en at
mer n of nindin al
flexoolo Yo t
B. Flexion
th hi
rs ng us thet supination t.
e or).ous
en
B. Stret
u t C. Midposition We p
t up ndi cul
are hi pa re
Db noVhi or semiprone
ch tie pl
ys u D. 90º of elbow
cb SC
flexion of nt a
CH les, c
th ha
QU em
’ S% O e s
en

45. 4d. ‘ 43.

u are
O
On the You are Cpu are fn anatom y
C. B. A. performi A. pnrient B. performing a class sfud/fH motions of
. ng a B.
Eversion ofweLat 5 to 10 cm described Tensor test on a the wrist. It is gown that
postural
the ighera examinat 5 to lo in above, you
decide to fascia patient for the mation that the
calcaneus t l iort ont ä .5 to 1.0 measure latae hif:› flexor wrist produces is
wJtb laterallin co Oïtd field cm Semite length. Upon actually a com-
normal
Achilles’ .5 to 1.0 in exp ndinosutesting the »fnifon of several
nv star. Upon ansion
tendon s hip, the motions at several
exi posture it the
Eversion of of evaluation xifihoid Rectus extremity different articulations.
the notice being tested
theyou process. lYhich af the following
caicaneus that the Which of abducts and would best describe the
with à mK8 Achpatient remains
Inversion ille the axis of motion for the
p .slightly
of the s’ hOS following radiol and ulnar
ronated would be flexeâ when
calcaneus ten lawered to deviation?
don feet. Which the A. It lies in the
with à the tahle.
due of the normul coronal plane
weigh co Mfcfi of the
t line nv to afollowing value for through the
expansion following
weigh exi me would best Innate
t line ty dialdescribe when would you
measured must likely B. It lies in the
of this
th at the susf›ect of sagittal plane
e COftd ftion? xiphoid muscle through the
process? tightness? trapezoid
• C. It lies in
 47 46
49 48
. .
. . frequentea Yo
back pain. WhichYo You are perfomiing a
ro wi Your gnir ei’ula‹itioit oit a B. Distal ly se. u
A. Wrist ot th patie of the follow ing u
landmarks ful to ar cross-country tratk and located Th ar
flexion im th nt is proxim as a e e
isolate the L4 v' e runner who pulled a
- B. Finger pi e a S6- result of ins in
ertebrol level up pe hainstriii g itiuscle. al
flexion ng ph yeur- degener trurh
» A. Anterior rf During which period interp
C. Finger emysi old
superior iliac o of time in the patient’s halang ative ctoeui
extensi en ci fema
U r na
spine mi gitii c ‹ le i• ould the eal joint
on an le as tol
D. Elbow po ated B. Posterior in hamstring muscle be joints disease.
, ks cl
n superior iliac g Vp;z¿ of
he disc the most active? of the
yo as
t8sinf betw spine pa A. Midstance to fingtp the
lin or een W. Iliac crestlp heel-oil and followin u s
y verte D. Greater ati B. Swing phase wh st
a toes g is the He
thi ^ f €'7 trochanter pa C. Acceleration to ud
C. Distal correct be
s midst ing interph answer? de yi
. tie rd
p*! nt . D. Midswing to alangea A.
wowit l joints enge
for deceleration Dista
ul h ’s ner
of the l andno
d ge ringers prox de ati
be ne D. Distal imal s jo!
m ral interph interar
Iov •
alange phal e di .
er al

53. 52. 51.

Vh!!°! I t 8 OTe fol ai The You have been called into ered? lo an Yo
W. y
ichty ^n O D. A. lo fh. physi the physical therapy " D. A. wi d. u
pic/}' physi B. W cian department sec- ondary to a
of ce The froThfro al Th w Utilizing a B. ng In ar
theall nte cal in he has patient being brought into wo e
soun m e m arch e plastic per
y thera g n instr the emergency raom with uld pe
actsh r. d th so th of so bucket
pist w cid ucted severe bums on both be fo rf
iono Th who head e une the un instead of a
mi you posterior lower extremities.
s w e *'°^ shoul med mefoot d ou to The physician instructs you metal themii or
nis
listre ph d be diahe diaThe he ld whirlpool mong mi
ter perfo to begin workfng with this
ed du ysi lead
to appr l ad l soun ad be mi newly admitted bum Keeping the st the ng
ox ar sh ar d th in ultrasound
belce ci on head
sh
e g soun
ultra patient. Which of the im Hltult
head
o d an exe.n medi ch ou ch oul
shoul be ult d following would be yoar
moving po YO ra
W «e al of ld of first priority? rta Ottun
app d be d st ra ufu'f Keeping the
W arch th th be A. Performing an nt tufde
of roxi appr po so r evaluation on the
ultrasound watts
saf un n
in
rg mat oJma sit un wate wound area
per centimeters
ety derw
tely dirio d squared under
ely r
! dr eri 17 ectn un seco B. Splintinp• to control 1.0 fac waat
atri 3 co for de ndar contractures and Connecting the tor teraer
j edema
p inc nt th r y to a ultrasound to a to whpa
•e inc C. Closing the wound
pyti hes act wapatie ground fault be ich
h me D. Begiiuiing immediate ti f!
'eni awa nt intermption co of
aw di- ter wound cleaning, nt’
y , exper circuit nsi tlteleft
debridement, and fol.
 55 54
56 .
57 .
. extremij so it can re D
. Of the tu a Yo permitting the Duri - A. Hip
J°^ the Mt clear the ground by m uri
heel to strike ng flexion
^°**ufo tS C. B. choices re motur
c. B. rcontracele C quietly in a the holding the ankle in ai ng
Displ Im listed de orcpa swin a rich. tral n th
B. Hip
AfLeft ctr below, sc ycletie controlled g extens
atriuIR,tion of icaul aced pa position? ac e
what is ri A. Gluteus phas ion
t
ve right the ar D. cte the. accint A. Tibialis tiv sui
heart tol co Intra d typical be dent is medius e, C. Pector
ntr atrium, posterior, e ng
ventriclfollow con artic d . an B. Gluteusdecel alis
icl es Rightis ntr name maxim erati peroneus th ph
ducact as The18 muscl
for of on brevis ro as
e, atrium,Which tio of on - us stage e
rig left OJ fracture e radiye * B. Tibialis ug e,
stretc
n th olo , anterior, ho ac
ht atrium, tems e ? in g yar whic h
ventricllisted sys ca A. w - C h peroneus ut ce
ve es below?te th le
Com hi exaol . musc tertius
ntr Rfght A. m. rd minutch mind les C. Tibialis e ra
icl ventricl ia
Th ch ed th atiom H
con- anterior, en tio
e, e, left e
a tract peroneus tir n
ventricl m e n al a to e st
no be tertius,
en Reveser m slow
st ag
un s down extensor
ds als iou
ctirs ma the hallucis ag e,
iS ar a sl e w
on eaC nn swin longus
di j
P h fraCin er g D. Tibialis to mu
O$ ure phas hescl
posterior, the
h- d e es
peroneus

60 59. 58
'n . .
’B cle ne limto pat delm A more O sinus Th
c. . A. s A. it+the ien ive us pa D. B. A. com n B.
node is
e
a grOupsin
Flexor Ot
doeiO I't ForeaForFo :d brat rincl tie
B.
rior LaterLo monl ro of
digitorum g e nt Left cardiac us
s n ty
rm ear rea in
chi no a th ent diamete al we y un
atrium cells
profundus prona rm thi r diam r know ds no
ers
tion, ili su s oraw pf e
xcl Right that
Flexor notby es
mo elbo sup patdiaha an lefthe Sternumeter por n as yo ventricle
diSChargde
carpi havre fn of tio pfgeo u es an
ulnaris e th th w ina pi lis s o t cJf is
n Left
aCt
where. J aS
flexiotio natien liman fo nic displace the n ob
ventricleis the
Flexo duaan e n io musite d re wit chest of best se sinus the
r n, d terror node Car
l on bo cle, descr rv
pollic Forea
d th ar h diamete is the located
is inne dy rm elb whi po ant incre ste ibes e in the dia
ervne ha pronaow acfe m.an ased rnu his a heart? t
brevi ve ch fonlid ThfnJ ste erio
atirve du tion, fle rio Sternm condi .A. pac
. supin actiOf sl e ory rly, ch 72 Right em
W al ation, xio on7thea pato rly um isis es
incr
displ atriumake
hic fn elbown, actileftm tfethe , t.
h ne aced de
inc easi r
wri onsform nt br M
of rv ng pre ic
st woueared w ac ing
the ati ant sse h in
fle ld m do wh hio ant th
fDl on erio
now w en eri of
lO , ra r- e
Wi w' be n he or- p st th
dia 0
ng hi on wa po - e
lfs S- fol
 64 63 62
65 .
‘ . .
. In a class on gross Which nerve pa A Id-
woelectricA CS. Which of the Duri
anatomy, the innervates the tie year-
B. Troc A. ul al pa follawing should n$ on
inter professor a.cks you anterior tibialis nt old
d
hlear Triyo stimul tie be tested to
to dfssect the iTiusele tested in ha socce
C. Faci ge u ation. nt determine reflex nship
in ihe muscles that attach this patient? s r
al mi Upon en at level CS?
de readinte A. Elbow neur
to the ischiul A. Lateral si playe
D. Vag nal tuberosity. Which plantar gn r
terg the rs extensionology
mi order th B. Triceps unit group of mus- cles B. Superficiaifi enter
listed below l ca s the
ne you e C. Biceps at a
notice D. Brachior majo nii‹qcIies to the peroneal nt emer
to cli ischial tuberosity? br genc
adialis r C. Tibial
be t xt ni A. Biceps ui y
unive - D. Deep
inj patienc femoris, peroneal si anter
rsity
ur t’s wi semitendino ng ior
hospi
ed diagnoth tal,
sus an tibial
in sis ix a the
B. Semimembr d duis
pr
thiBell’s neur
anosus, musc
di rin
palsy. es biceps sc gle
s Of thecri osur
femoris pr
followi geon
C. Semimembr act
ng, asks
anosus, ice
you
!! ! ! to biceps
the
femoris,
perfo

69. 68. 67. 66

bo fatA 2d- cally seen detWh ond nnd third of p A .
• jg clesfor w Yo
C. A. d yy ye f D. with this ermen dixit5 haVe his m bu B.
e t‘
type of A. doesea or u
Fatty Gly • dQ -old Ba inestu been han ce tc
PronaFleBrnotmi k. ar
acids Laco ca e ) bi
lesion? neweZnewes d. ss he
GluC ctige us thi
triathl •A. thatd w'ould be tor xo acassis an Yo e
ns The of r
ose c n e s ete Musclewhiyin injured? quadrr hit ind u ev
ki atrophym:hg han ca is
ac m ev has A. Ulnar d wi res atus ca orpron wriha al
just sig B. Sp of upp Flexo rpiadation ve ua
us en nerve sur ng po st
compl n astictheer r ra of f te tin
ial
cle t. B. Median geo th nsi lexthe g
eted a po ity follmot carpi dia
fat W nerve n e ble the ion a
ssi C. Hy powior
ig hic
compe C. Radial rep m
for fi pat
8i t'e
titive erre ng neu nerve C si•ien pa
h ons pr
rrent is ron D. Ulnar/m of «. t’s tie
Of pe tha oc
in notlesi
th rm the the
rad
8. and a ons t
e an seto
running. chain iou l
follo
fol entihend
lO The ractneu nar
patient erisan injnerand win
join
Wf
has ur vesthit ti
H§ tic at
extreme ed in tf
m typiom .
muscle digi of
ay - y. Mithets th
yo . e
 71 - 70
73 72.
. .
. The patient’s bloodpo hoA woul In
A patient comes to you nerve crossing theis sp A cha
status po,st anatomical co ecipa pressure readingssi spipa B. CounA. d usedet
bl taltie Pu the emi pter
well. The patient .snuffbox. Of the nc fic tie indicates t
Egh
nt h ypertension. e . nt plus lse calcuinin
needs to increase followin g nerves,er all e for ratlatio g a tem
runze of activity. Of ne y co Wtiich of thepl Thun
which would you 15 e n for tar
the following, whie’h d ev me following readingsac e de
movement ankle need to i•’ould bee parg seco formnsiget
th al s
subtalar joint? evalwute." m tieoes nds 60 mtimhea
at ua to considered
A. A. Radial ofen nt op x 4, se heartrt
th te yo indicative
Pronation/supina B. Median hypenension? t is en plus co yollorat
e th u
tion C. Ulnar A. 120/80 in beihe age nd winge
pa e fro
•B. D. Musculoc B. Above 120/80 th ngart C. (220 best for
tie an m
Eversion/inversio utaneous •C. Above e ev sur plus descra
nt at the
n 140/90 ac al ge age) ibes 62-
C. mi o ha
Adduction/abduc gh mi nd D. Under 120/90at uury’ D. (220 the yeo
t calsur e triat min calcu
hu Th ge in l I a us rate. r-
ve e on pa dapr Vhi•hold
sufha wit tie j' est imUttPati
fer nd h a nt poigi t ent,
ca 5t he heart
ed surre iO
!he geoqu rdifor an t

yy 76. 74.

to J* *I !’H necessnry to kno A A patient comes to the radius will co ph w of A

thetes prit clinic withfora swollen right
the attachments
m result in nc ysi as the8-
^ pt th
follt «it o e ien palpation and us thumb. He repons that he w possible nerve er ciari disye
owiw om m ce r muscle tests. Which cle as at work operating a press damage to ne n di tal ar-
h machine when the press
ng e int rvi ent of the following is is
whith nerve? d se ngrodold
ich the pmximal often kn closed and caught his
pa o calers
e
tes A. ab nd hi ius.
ner f n limb inus‹-Ie:* thumb. The patient will m
ts
ves tte the spithe o
need joint immobilization to Musculoc ou s s Th
clin A. Tendon
is rn. leftne w
restore range of motion; utaneous t th bi e ale
theare Th uppar
tc B. Insertion n -B. Radial po e do paten
otherwise he has escaped
patinj e er ea.
wit C. Belly of to with minimal injury. The C. Ulnar ssi pawnienter
muscle to
I ure Thh ha carpometacarpal joint of D. Media ble a t’s s
pa extre wh •D. Origin yo
¿fl(d. pgemi ve the thumb is classified as n ne ste mo
Ba pa at u th
rtsrr a what type of joint? rve ep the
OSI tie ap forhill e
th that p A. Uniaxial da
|¡ye |
nt pea eva r
¡ at fO!l
O m B. Biaxial ma wh Clin
W rs luae repic
/za he xi C n
to tio ortwit
vi/t is m . he
be n s ha
g. al of becfell dia
pini an S th ausog. thagno
wh d a pq$
:hed e e Th sis
ich d { y)
ñ8ff ! dis dis e ' of
he
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. . . 6
the OlYoy You are in ing her A A. th br Yo
’A pregnanc y.
D. B. sti . are B. physiolog y class pre D. ‘ B. C. e ai ur A. Electro
. Ti contîn What effect Ce Brainste fol n. ne
Sole of mu fle Carry smd) ing the gna myogra
uing diQerence listed below lo Th u
the footSol xo iron does maneuver
nt re m m
with e us your
l Produc between ery- pat br Midbrai wi e m B. Arthros
lower of r studie throcytes und have?
u n ng br an
extremit be wit s in e A. Increase ient copy
y intheayphd neuro calcium leukocytes in
in is is ai at C. EKG
flCSIOflfoolie log y the body. Each no n o D. Myelog
Forefoott ro on Produce
one has a intrathoraadv
d red ise t is m
with thewitto int ubnor primary cic
blood on di y
lower eg inul funCti’on to pressure d int p
extremit h test t*Ï! cells e
B. Decrease to o le
y inlo therat *!“ perform so iWt
oi’ of
tensiO the bod y in th ct
ex we flexio RS. th
fl functions intrathoraOfd re ur
Forefootr or n You normally. Which cic the LO e
ext lev On
Wfth the wit are
T
Of the following pressure Val bK m
lower re Îul el now would be a C. Pressure sal the
extrernitmitrü is focusi Qif div
primary fun‹’tion remains Y a div
y iny Wü ng on ré isi
fiexion syi the Df erythro‹: yles the same, ma gi on isi
in ! -” Ñ reflex in the bod y?
the on on
ext 8* culleJ A. Transport Valneu s? s. s
* the sal ver
oxygen f the
fl£X! va dur 0/

84. 83.
PfiJiit’Ïtiri A. ty pa Yo but you do not st int Yo conside You
D.C. B. iy/orms you B. pi ls u allow her to e eg u C. Increas r to be aare
that tte feels ca y. ha bear weight. m. rat ar ed
Pa
Pa Pa that the f›atient T positive testfn
lly W ve Mich of the Yoio e extens
tie tie tie is pœtend- h following would u le te
g the
or tone respons tonic
ob hi a
nt nt nt ›’n x to be l’ll tf f e you anticipate bo ve sti in e to this
se ch p‹
is is is un›use symPathy as the patient’s un l ng upper position
labyr
rv of iti
pa a a for his condition. c response? extrem ? inthi
ra m hy He suspects that h e th en ce fo a ne
A. Increased ities - A. reflet
no ali po t i in e t th r pa and
extensor Increas
ng ch !* N'** * *! is l a fol re
tone in
e th tfe flexor ed of a
slow to d ce lo fe pa e nt tone
on recuperate
re wi rr
lower
tie ne fo extens patie
extremitie D. Increas or tonent.
because he m br ng ed nt ga r ed
continues to s
tiv th B. Yott
al do to
receive ""^J‹ * tim
a B. Increased se flexor Increhave
y pa es tph ve e e tone in
the insurance h• extensor ased posit
no ra su ne upper So
company during rO tone in flexoione
b t l pp ga extrem d the upl
upper r
a slyw recoveiy.
e deRX extremitie or tiv
ti ities patie
e
!!!’°’! *1 the sc Wit and Tes
s mt e nt t
following most extens
e ri h . C. Increased es re su supi ••s
likely or tone
i beter flexor tone in on ac f› in ne.
describes this yo
t w ebr lower th tio po lower Whic 217
u
 89. 88 87. 86
. .
do Pl ha You are post hip burn. The A then mov cni A
A. performin patient reports tftnt pa the es tch pa
A. es egi s lte had an allograft A.
B. left theom tie
B.
Anterior thi a. le Compressio g a over ilu• bum area. tie Three-
s Ba d musculosk Which of the yollou nt leg. leftbul nt
cerebral n test point gait
is Of cnitati co
artery va se a Distractioneletal iiig does this Two-point
describe? ref the ch on. m
Middle sc d va test Ely’s examinati gait Swing-
ul on sc on of a •A. The graft er follo first Up es
cerebral test through
skin is from the re wing, on to
artery ar thi ul Slump test patient’s Four-point
in s ar thoracic same species d , you theobsph
Posterior
vo inf inj lumbar B. The graft to mostn erv ysi
cerebral
artery lve oi ur spine. skin is from ph likelytheati cal
mm y. Which y the same j’si obse righ on th
en in Th the tests individual tlt wht yo
er
wh e listed C. The graft er ichleg,u ap
skin is from ap
ich pa below typthenot y
o]'t tie would best an animal ¡' ice
e n for
he] nt determine D. A surgical se
incision in ve of thet fur
’‹›l bu if there is
the form of m cr•righ
Jo s an
the letter Z, on i‹ h t
wi th impingem t th
iin yair ent of the the length ths
ny crPOti
u
- nerve fn of the graft S t£f
G^ zz tch,
ent
herni the

93. 92. 91. 90

’
non are .
V'ith ‹in injyry to the *° lowdet di Yo folst Ac
right shoulder. You are «r B. instructed to A. Rest inger se u A. lo co
evaluating the crus- C. perform vascular and dard
r Girth testing on a 35- wo mi as are DiagnoSis wis of rdi
the pe medicatiuldne e. ev ng
gre
measur year-old female on Social Careng
be an ThnJff environme ex, the to
atte rf’ ements with peripheral - B. Joint theap e ntf
rr o Volumetrvascular disease. mobility, bespr phng nt needs ceinfti th
tab mi ic The physician heat, and t op ysia Functional ptaf e
ero in measure sends ififJ patient postural tre ria ci pa status eval A
treat g ment to your instructioat te antie Medicatio uati me
ment an Deep department for ns n Oft ric
pressur evaluation and me tre in nt
progrup C. Aspiri
nt at strwit Sho an
P
set-up of an aR
am, pe n in fO
prome h a
r pro- priate high H uld
whic grant df hy
ex treatment dosag tD ttD
h of pmgram. Which m pr inc/i
the tr of thc following
es ev
for og siS
Th
zdeera
follo e tests would be
D. Resist
thisra
al of
mi ive ua all p y
Wirt the least atm. Ma
on exerciP te
$ important in ie nW th rie- of Ass
tttW- a evaluating this ¿ hic e S oc
pru patient’s the mt
h
*’!*^ would not be
den condition? pa tru ion
emphasized? Qf
tie mp
 97 9d 95 22
. . . 0
foT not Yo You si yo th axilla A A. physiciapha Yo
ttla •C J have a bl u e ry pa
D. A. t. e u D. B. C. A. - B. C. n wants tic u
ar .
12 30 A. 26-yeor- You are deeply e, ‘if ca regio tie Mass You you to syst ha
assess *'i SubSub W for we
o 40 50 old n fs
w th nc very nt
ment, bj 6° °C °C
°C sorry, but it was age deci work onem ve
ject hamatrki female 2 ha e er conc po
prognCti ject C not 1009c the de edema in a
osis ve, ive,ive, t , ng days
successful t su ; erned st
proxi not thug a the 42
for th but at post
You are deeply do rg it about op to pressur axil -
rehabilabobjobj mal
litatio e insta hand yo er ha the er lor ye
oraectiecti sorry, but you segm do e
n fo eadho lacerati u y s canc ati mas garmenty ar
Subje tor ve,ve, are sure the ent
ur usesp on. The tel w sp er ve sage and reg -
ctive, y proass doctor did the first
m s ita doctor as re sprea re ion ol
treatmtes gres ess best he could, as
su ad ding. m Mass but massag
ent t aj the l orders
be is one of the Ypp Jobs e 1-daysec d
plan, s, me or prohath paraffin cc . read ov age
ond fe
assesswitpotnt, top surgeons the t the
co ble s treatmen es At in al s m
ment, h entipla ts and You have no sf th her 1E distal CO massage W al
m m-
ph al n not range of idea whether or ul. e chart mp segm mpr be e
po orie perfomi re
ysifor not surgery was
ne ntedap motion. Si ne that hat ent
essi
ciareh successful Tell mo
me nt tttEpr lY ! nc xt the ic first
to val
shoutd her you are not
abil s diCov e tr physisy Order a on
can
dic be the able to provide th ea cian ste garment
O! the pup cer
al ]iB"' typical that information; e tm was m
rec SO treatmen she will have to yp .
jjstO AP P yes not in
• t discuss it with hy able t y

! 101. YOy 100.The ‹hurt review 99 98

2. are reveals a patient . .
a Th A. given with a condition A. This - sh co wrIn
r er B. the loiown as thy- B. disorde A. ounc itt the
descri
d is LOw-volt ption
rotoxicosis. This Osteogenes r gects Subjective ld er enho
is a bone
to sp
electric ofa condition is due is Objective er n in spi
t stimulation type to imperfecta formati Assessment Wis ih tal
all ec High-volt hyperthymidism. on and helim e wh
h ofelect Bone Plan
ev ial electric The disease is is re ite S ere
e rical tumor
iat ty stimulation stfm«/ chururterized by Achondroptransmi dod O yo
e pe Russian ir/iO0 an enlargement lasia tted as es mo A u
p
po nf an
of stimulation of the ihyrofd
a
rn follow
Fibrous
autoso ve P wo
el Interferentiai gland. Shit is nor fo
t
/• s: another more
dysplasia
mal me r( t
ec current r he
Ti •
stimi£Iñ@O mediu common name domina nt
tri m- m pol
P*
e R for this disease? nt or
freque factor. go los at.icy
nTh A. Grave’s in Y sta
ho ere ncy The s outes
curre disease th
ur are B. Primary result is of r all
nt, e
s a ini
appro hyperthyro ltte ra panot
da long S
ma idism
y- ximat
bones O ng tiees
l ely C. Secondary
of the A e hi mu
t iSsid
4000 hyperthyro
He * limbs P chi st
e idisrn
remain ef be
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10 i ß4. The Patient injured 103. The hip

JO
5. the hip adductor musculature involves
d. swelling is areA
current uti andA musrles in a track several muscle groups . A.
•C. beginning but the21 race while jumping
D. to liz treapa
she insists on me-
yor different Transcutan
decrease ed tme hurdles. The patient acrions. Hip eoos
Ultl to tie continuing to dicye
inflamm comes to the clinic abduction takes electrical
rasont nt
ation? pl nt play. V!!°! of the al ar with Main in the hip place with nerve nerve
ou ord
oph A. Mac wi following sta- adductor muscle iitneprvaii stimulation
nd
ore y ch ers.th modalities ff ol grouy. Several the superior
B. High-
o e WhiInf would not med nerves irinervate gluteal nerve.
Which muscles volt
fl mich la decrease mbfe the hip adductor compose the hip stimul
e ca of m swelling? er m muscle group. Which abd«. tor group?
x l them ation
A. Ice attal nerves iniiervate the A. Psoas
wsu ati C. Low-
foll massage en e hip adductor major, volt
bs owion B. Cryopres dinsp muscles? iliacus, stimul
ta ng co sure g ra A. Femoral, sanorius
tibial ation
nc mome C. Ice towel thein . B. Gluteus
B. Femoral, D. Russi
es dalis D. Evaporatigers medius, gluteus
superior an
inttiesto ve ne.he minimus,
gluteal stimu
o th coolants Yo r tensor fasciae
th c«id u un C. Femoral, latae
wit e obturator,
nOkl C. Gluteus
h tibial
tir e medius,
dir D. Femoral, gluteus
be e 0*
ecl obturator,

110. 10 10 107
- Your 9. 8.
m You have a yntient bylo ni energ y. Which ing -
. inute pati reporting neck pain with B. Gra a wi qiiIn term listed shortYou
A. enl A.
n at a bulging diet at level C6- de- phng es,ph below correctly - are
Autotracti 6O is a Gr
C7. During the history, the two ysiis neysi head transfer? wavewor
44-
on poun
year patient tells you that she mo ad ca wecal A. diathkin
no
Gravity ds.
-old also suf- fers from TMJ bili e- l Konversion emiyg
lumbar Chat on t ll th
fem problems. The zati - B. eyplawit
type th nn as er
traction of ale physician’s order is Jor on e Convection in h a
er ex m ap
Manual tract with cervical traction. What C. Gra m C. Conducti that phy
ap any
traction ion low would be best for this de- ob a on this
back ua sico
Intermittent does patient? thr iliz m yo D. Radiation on al
is
pain an l u
mechanical äescr resu A. Do not perform ee ati an36-the
1fäCtiOn ibe? ual Thm
lting cervical traction exyearap
from secondary to the t•c
ay at ist
medical his- tory rapItn
no uti nplr-
app B. Sitting cervical y iqu
tec es. liz of old stu
aren traction
t C. Supine hni W7e heat femden
caus
cervical traction qu cc/ ph transfale t
e7re es t of ysi
ason with cervical erredpaiiwh
Ihr perthe cal
e
. You spine pillow I D. by ent.ey
deci Saunders fo fol ze ideniiYou
bes de cervical mu • fies per
 JJ3 ))2. You are on munds in /
11
4. . the psychiatrfc J/.
active and strti Th behavior, inlos in ph
or ulcers. What relief Yo ward as a physical suspicious, Ps
passive ot m e therapist intern. g kel th ysi
is the minimal in tt resenful and yc
level of injury the ar movement. es af
pa You are given the rigid. What does pretale calho
Which tenn listedex a ov ps th
this patient whee
e tie following this descrlp- tio CO lo
in order to be lchai below w describece br yo information on a t most lfkely idndf yc er
te gy
describe? estio hi ap
able to provide r.
ac this condition? ssi ut u patient. he is of
independent You A. Flaccidityve al ar pessfmistic, frritable, A. Hypocho thns. at y. o
care for expla hi B. to be e lacks self-confidence, ndria e The ric Ph
pa
himself. in ng H ne ati w and has a gfoomy B. Hysteria folcha w ysitie
A. C4 that a y in ng or out- look on life. , C. Paranoia fnfrt ar calnt
B. Cs evei' co p li in ki What wauld be the D. orof a d th co
C. C6 y 10 rd o m on ng most /fRfy Depression m psy of er n
D. C8 will inj t bs,all wi diagnosis, or atich a ap pl
need ur o w ey. th problem, this onpat ho ist oy
to y n patient is : ien sp s an
hi Th is
provi pa i experiencing? pat m
che a im
de tie a A. Hysteria tieyou pat ay
pr ar cli 28 pa
e nic- B. Depression ntark iezt
op ' *C. Psychopathy in
er re all ye exz ts di d
ar W. Schizophrenia hi
press
re uldsis y w OY
- bitg
u
bestabo de @ he
he
t th mo
ol s f' t2 r
i"

11 - 11
8. 6.
ali T
O
8
patient has skiA 12- What is the ar inj pf motion min you Ya
A. gn chronic A
teOn n year- correct temi e ur independentlyima are ur
B. me , inflammation of is old 26
Head Head sc al e for this pay ? l tea la
nt? the connective bo injury? ra -
neutr neutra a vie tO tiscue. What is unTh male AJ lev chi si
al, l, pyw. pe A. Cauda lysresye B. C8 el onng pa
the name of thfs d eis
scapuscapul an fp, i equina fs ultar- . an
Sp medical docoprese of sely tie
la flat,a condition? injury ans o/ i
shoul depre d eci fo w ntr
nted inju ran nt
A. Chronic B. Sacral d in dfz C co
der ssed, sh fic mi act
n to the sparinof an m ry ge of
contractures ure A m
neutr shoul ou all a to clinic g fnj this poof th
ld y po . B. se incur
al der s
Scleroderma th with C. Central pat nemote
Head neutra er de st ns omed
e are cord ientntion. do
hyper l w terur C. Fibrositis hip ati plein
exten Head
sec
D. Myositis tis flexio syndro can You y
mi al on, te a is
ded, forwa hi su on
n me
excspi m tro mpt
scapulrd, ch ni ev e. da a
al con- eptnalot ve a‘tn sp
a scapu of ng Thrytract
to tha
wingela flat, th an ua e toures. in coror
d, shoul e na tio phfibr thed w pez t
shoul der fol l n socles hi forz
ysiosi this
neutn lo ali of ci s rol ionch n
wi gn o ar . will
anwh self
ng m pa st ere ea. Thyye be
en tie e hig
 J22 ’ 12 11 226
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be the correct sta ic You are cannot perform po pa Yo muscle grade in th A
Yo hip
temperature rt al A. instruct sit tie u the lower er sp Cliz
u adductioru’abduc io nt. gle
conversion to w bu ed to extremity ap in
Celsfus for
ha Informi
perform tion. thing this n Th ar performance by y ul
r
ftir rn ve ng the informat ion, e Eig
A. 36°C fpo ac moniiof fo e to this individual? fo co hle
o patient what wauld you r pa
B. 50°C of ci muscle
determine this pe A. Fair r rd
29- of what
C. 25°C an de te.sting patient’s musrle hi tie rf B. Fair plus ev pa
ye you
D. 30°C d nt on a L3- grade to be? p nt o C. Poor plus of tie
ar- will be
dC at old L4 A. Poor ad ca mi D. Good un nt
doing
bT w ma spinal B. Trace du n a minus iio 2
Stabiliz
fdeior le cord C. Fair cti pe m n w
ing the patient, o rf nn an ee
ite k pa D. Zero
proxim N or im d ks
nt th tie who is a
al part
tre e nt 21- ab m f is pr po
Lining up
at da wh year-old du ful m ne og st
the origin
me yYouo
and
male sid l on ce no M
nts wa and ra
elyItt ss sf
are insertion a
at uncoop in OI ar 5
insts Testing
erative. 26- d
98 inv g , l” yen
ruc bilaterally, th Ot to
olv Which
ted starting e t r-
ed of the pat
tO with the itt
old
in followin ien Su
g hip
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126. ‘ 125. You are j y3.
A requested to law can be $ev
interpreted agent in Cle erol
at m ap do treat a 56-year-
. A. B. patie producing a gr type
e ar pr sa B. Com old male in the clinically to
nt is joint motion? s of
C. tre ke ox ge a neurointen- meon that the ou con
Once a
at d im res sent C. Stup .five t’ure further the A. Antag p trac
week to infrared light, onist tioT
m pe at ult or unit. You w
Two times en eli el s physic for example, is B. Conce tS
D. Unco find the ho Tim
a week al moving away ntric
t ng y in oper following se :ry
Three jfrom the • C. Agonist
fre an 3 int thera ative results on co tak
times a py potient, the D. e
qu d to en patie the patient: nt
week Daily en se 4 se with greater the Eccentric plac
nt no vol- decrease in ra e
c y itc da re psoria untary intensity will cti wit
for hinys. dd sis, movement, be? on h
thi g. Th eni and unresponsiv is an
A. Joule’s indi
s Whe ng the e to law co vidu
pa 3
at ha physi- stimulus, no B. Ohm’s ns al
o«s‹ Sx
wo s to cian reflexes, and law id
i• mp
4 pos- itive C. Inverse er
uld sli le
ho arder Babinski square ed or
7at
be gh mu
urs s a response. law to §u
the t scle
po third- Which most D. Cosine be gro on
ap ed
st degre likely law th ups. e
pro e
for e describes e The z2
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QT re m - Whic fr dents taking paYo
Yo n your Yo
S[ t D. N- B. Stra A. ha os B. A. h of is re u
u
ti the would you exp
hin ar K ight Fu bil t i The patient
follo
im expect to score d ar
e table leg ll- ita ap m should be
wing po plus and minus to lai e
you rais ra tio P informed that he one standard stan an
a full p shou rt deviation of the ndto ed
sho es ng m or she has the
ph rang l ld an mean? ar the
uid tim e right to
ysi e of pr e take t -
uc
es terminate the d cla
do th ca moti iso iat m ylace to A
ati
six experiment at dess
in nt l on ki e e first be on
rep n any time . viatha
exath th m ne ex for a et al
pr etiti t The patient study hi tiot
mi e ax tic er should be to be ca 6 ins
ovi ons cis i n sco
pl
ninay
i s debriefed 8 tru
di m wit e n eth- l of res
cto
g er
ng h for to g following the ical? w & theon
tim r
the m mm kn experiment The
he metest
unc ed es ee ini end results of B of
!
be a n an.ing
ic six wei fle the experiment . a
ons pe W are
al rep ght xio gin should be ph
cio t rf hat'•g
co etitC. Stai n nin eKplained to the 7 ysi
us r or peto
ve an g patient 0 cal
ion r sie e mf rcebe
Ath mac d The patient
one ofra s ge a stu
lete out to hine t should sign the dy.
wit s
the m informed
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133 132. You are 13

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W <8 !’* in a track and of theth Yo
r • A. A.followi
H ilS he J* YO D. C. B. field event on • B. ng
at
ha C. B. A.
ar ha
$cl. ]yr ry e First check for a hot summer The Check Start airwaCh
person s ve
es plato pat w any wounds to day in July. physician re for with they and ec
nel be
wo nnibe ien or see if bleeding is The Social
would en ce shock head procek
uldng ab t. ki present Body temperamre is worker
you iv Since and ed br
yo thele Yo ng extremely hot Patient’s un the determi if
temperature contact de ed eat
u tre to ur in should be w'iiA high family victim ne
hHlttfdity. The first to a neceshi
Home r bleedin sary
moat pe fu th reduced by start ph is ng
physical health yo unconsc g or to
st me rf nct e placing cold tow- therapist that plan- ysi an
ur ious fluid if
lik nt o io sp els or cloths on is ning ci giv
na dischar caran haYe coming e br
elypm mi in your colleague participating someon from
l
emgrain out al Body position with you ge frome ’s mo
eat
fo e call the
ph m, de co co should be becomes the or 911, mouth uthhi
whibe me rd arranged with severely hospital r ade ng
-to-
to honutot r then first
ch d for un the head and the dehydrated proceed if mois
trunk higher ? Selectal to im
of mothi it and, with
the mostkn to check there uthpa
than the limbs exposure ta di res
thc bils wi spi If available, appro- ee the is ire
the severe sc usc
foll itypat nal oxygen should priate re airway, any d,
heat, goes into breathin nose, itat
owiwftien co be administered shock. roiir answer. pl ha cle
rg g, and ears, ionthe
ng h t is al colleague/offs ac eyes,
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4.
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4.She 9% the ng e t nt The wing HeHeHeHepeichcalf fe ar Bi Sc NePe
^OP T1 13.5% specf th m an co arms ulus?
ovi e at at at at riof , at e
ce ap ck ct
ce 18% fic e will flex de te enthe spa ur tr
t f• 0 en te m hy ex sy cr ps ul m or
valu R sti cifollsms es ea
TO pfor es and the bes the pe ha nc a m a us ali
fQ ft to e for ul t ri legs will ng owi in : tin
Sta LI
to
the e an or to t tes pe rp ustop m
ng the pati
de us m cu s
fO r . yo extend t di yr io cleus lat m
th i bili u perc of d le th The des heagast ment
Th enta Ni pr g. e SU atr ex cu ur aj
s Zat arms c t roc on on
e for ge of ne ep Yo cli ttt ic m lat
patton. will rib pa disnemusthe
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s ordius clefield
?
Whys ac an ati ha c and the a us nt
ich ici in Suf- on ve wi ersiTtfftwwho
fered d oy sc th posby for
of an as legs will itc
the re a by as flex The itiv seesy f5 scle, has
dr he bu hi
follco re i/tfT su rn arms e patingm tJtiand ngthe
patie mi es du reaien me
owim su nt? ng si le s
will flex
ctiot’s tri S phea fof /
lt and the cr
ng
bram of thi ng d on legs will n tohe ca atie a oivi
vy
ces fra s s st th thisad. l nt pmi n
w ctu pa fo er e test ton ng
p re tie r ile lef sti
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14 139. You are

0. treating
woul te Th A a patient re R w
A. A.
A. ‘B. d be ct e for ctl ul ho A.
D. pat ' B. C. • B.
C. corre th ph ien anhritis y e ha L
A A wrist 13.5%
de of worki u
ct to e ys t is cock-up and is 23%
shoulder sc Ni ng in m
sling A imple pa ici see splint A reporting 18%
ri ne the b
an wrist
shoulder ment tie n resting be s, physi a
nt ha hand splint pain.
brach th w cal r
splint an s in A wrist You
No bracing should ial d or ph order a e hi thera
be UDIlZt plexu pr de ysi splint pe ch py c
typical o
static An rc of bum
encouraged s o th cal brace r
The patient does injurym at the uttlized en th s on
in
not Snd given an ra with ta e the
th ot a
ho an
e br py anhritic gespe left
d
uld d wit patients, of cifi e
«ti ac a pa/
ef ve h which th c lefttr
S§ mot e br supports e valleg.ent
or Util
bu ioff ac the hand uesi7t’wit
tS @0 spl in a
ho S
int hia wong h a
uld t11 functiona uldthe‹wi
be l
be useple
l ear- ld
 144. A 143. You are providing 142
an education .
the pfftiPnt is program to ari gait would jur a not hiYo is appev Yo
patien sent to D. industry where best describe ed m ice s u A. too ear alu u
physical
this patient’s sid buOh riare soft.s to ati ar
t i,c therapy Pr repetitive motion Lateral
frijuries are y,ttiptoms? e latm ghper Whichov ng e
with y ov whip h of
sent burn on id commonl) seen. To A. Steppa as in he t fom Rotation ofthe e a the an
dowy the ( ] e assist in decreasing ge gait quf g will loiin the foot at followeagoi aly
ft r (J.8'lst’l!!< po
repetitive injuries w B. Foot ckl henot wg a heel strike wingk t, th zin
ste
ithin lhi,s ‹’ompun y, slap y ta bea ergai Instability woul sus yo e
physic ad which of the - C. Antalgic as ker ext
rs of the kneed bepen u gri
mitt following would be tr
al
on gait Pa s
i•’e e eva Pistoning the sionnot t
ed the mosi imperium
theray pr c’on‹rpt to
D. ssi a
igli ei’lun of the devisyst ice of
to Abducted ble sh alitioi socket ationem, thaan
y, op emphasize first? t
the lurch . or iiit that andt in
Whith er A. Instruct the cii i on
bo W t
the in a you the the di
‹›)‘the employees in
dy hic st
inj p pnt woulkne soc
proper warm- h ep the Rt viwf£
foll** m ure ient d
!’8g up procedures of i‹i pat obsee ha ji
ec B. Instruct the d s›li
would the tr frict T
employees in eztrieno s pa
be the follnii t’s
strengthening emi ion OSt
mos{ ‹ owthe pit,S i!t heii
exercises 9 . ju
inguni e.
C. Provide the
ippru ' n- Wh Antire
“ company with en In

14 J46. You are j45

treating
o/ the following
7.
an ifofo . in
would be the D. €’. B. A. inpatient C. B. A. nx r aim A.
least Fmigress 2 weeks Notify the patient’s
at a local Patient is sitting in is ch ple Passi Activ
notes?
hospftol the chair learning m estme ve e
so it is family that the status forward
A. The size extremelpatient will be
os phnti rangerange
pOSt lili approximate- ly t ysing of of
of the y leaving the hospital
wound
CVA. The 20° to 30°, resting ap ca
on pillows an moti motio
n
importa in 2 weeks. Request patient is pr l oth on emph
B. Temperat nt to that they come in to to return Patient is in prone
op th er emphasizin
ure - concentr learn how to home in position, rotated asizi g
C. Hip ate perform transfers one-half turn ri er car
approxi ng flexio
muscle triinsfer into and out of a mately 2 upward, with the at apdio tioni n
strength techniq vehicle. weeks bed elevated 18 e y pul ng ofActiv
D. Drainage ues and You have a modified and You inches and chest fo pamo the e
im coopera vehicle within the are tilted 20° Patient is r tiena elbo range
yo te 1004 rehabilitation pm working prone with pillows th nt, w in of
ry-
with yn gram. Have the on under the stomach e w ext motio
no
Obtain a patient practice Patient is in left righi pr ensn
transfer emph
tc handicaptransfers into and s into sidelying position ht C im ionasizin
no ped out of that vehicle. rotated baCkward 8 ary aul
and out
t parking lnstnict the patient one- half turn, with Ofpr d
of a the bed elevated 14 po og
permiton that he or she will vehicle. po
inches si- ra si-
be retjjjaiing boer in Mich of
 ISJ. 150. You 149. You 14
have a are 8.
- Yo cultation. These ana
which in ra pat cardiac ing him or herw re Yo
D. B.
of fhe ien u D. B. A. clinical signs are lyzi in functional ou hau
followit't ng t. ar patient 3
most likely ng
Bar Proprig
th e Up Ambulatin dais a froinding n ld bilore
e Yo e pe g 200 associated
A. Isokineyo itaim
O8n oceptipatient? of pe postoper
which one of the
pati
O i on A. pa mou rf r yards in a ative ent’ tic u te ple
following Jong s
s Graph Kine tie tiomo or ext5-minute referred rehabil im me
pathologies? car
esthes sthe nt n. ve mi re period to car-
dio
itation pl ri nti
the A. Atelectasi
ia sia is Thi ng
mi with no diac pul B. PNF e ghng
re pat ty EKG rehab s movemm t an
ar s mo
e qu ien a er changes or program B. Pulmonar nar ents en sh exe
yo est mOt’s tr go y edema y C. The t rci
changes in . The
u ed tiOext ea me C. Pneumoni ato in
should ld
ouse
symptoms physicia
m to H re tm try a ms
er o pr
L n refe rs
os re fWmiten x D. Pneumoth tff
wheel tre er og
the
t pe Sh y t 15
o orax the
at para
patient phss
lfk fle thr pr mi
w ar m in.m
perat xio og to -
ou nu e ry en W for
for th n physical ical
ov t hi a
gh ara r ther
mi e an e
therapy
apy er pr th
ma a ne for you pa
ng ve d preur x dep e
to art
by meextdetolo t
impleme me
tft nt en er gic r wit nt.
nt a
(S on siOmi al e h You
treatme

154. A ; 53. You are treating a y5

tru patient who comes 2.
fresh air re ics. A
ck to physical tltrropy
C. HiB. to keep po com- plainin g of D. C. B. A. lVftic 25
dri h of -
g lon himself rts ver lower thoracic porn. because they have poorW the
to ye
h-topawake. th is Upon palpalion you back support he follo
yo an
What at notice no significant When standing, the ne wing
v ho sen u -
Ape a/ he structural or patient should relax the ve WOuI
ol t to
t
res freamte Le
phy muscular problems. abdominal muscles in r d be for ol
el
is n/ pt sic You decide to test the order not to place any sit the tra d
for prog‹rntr his strain upon them ini fe
ec listed al patient ’s reflexes, tin prop
the wi particularly the When bending over, the g, er ng m
tr below nd the patient should keep a bod yin al
infl upper abdominal
ic would raf› flattened lordotic curve th mechpr po
al am be most o y reflex. lYhicli of the
in the low' back with ae anics st
st ma w following levels are wide base of support andpa for a op ces
egective rol wit f›o ar
i tiO h a you testing? legs parallel tie
post siu
0 for It is led dia A. Thoracic 10, When getting up from ant cesarre ea
patient? 11, 12
do gno lying-down position, thesh ean an n
A. wn B. Thoracic 8, 9, pati¢pt should roll overou del
sis d
Direcso of 10 to the side, swingingld ive
t C. Thoracic 5, 6, bO
th Bell the legs over the edgeax ry
7 and getting up slowly oi dy
curreat h
’s
D. Thoracic 9, me a
nt be d
Pal ch s
elect get sy. 10, 11 ha
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6. J. 36
58. tre
wo si¿pps capsular gr fol thpati Yo the m Th
atin follo ec e
A. uld ingar pattern that this g a
B. A. a lo e ent u A.
suff wing
EvalumoTestestHa Obbe eq e
patient most
3d- Breathi Br m wi pa ar Cognitive best haph
likely ng ers e
tie
ate ve t , ve serim •il im yea ng eatfor Affective desc ni ysi
demonstrates w ntfro tr
the the ve ib pl r- exercise hi thi Psychomoto ribes cs cal
qualitme andthe po ondai-y to ou wim ea
y of pat the ri e old s and ng s r Motor the to the
r inJammniory ld thexc tin dom a ra
p
movent ieneva aüpat ta u m pati postura ex pa skills
process of the er tiefmpc essi g ain gr pis
mentby t’S luaentiennt m en ent l
hip'" ve a
the dra te per to co
t’s tin for drainag cis lem ys with out is
patie abilthef0r ev A. Extension sec
tic moto p pe
ot wi ity po or g , hiy e ent fibreti pe r of rfo
pojjyng quam stualudi a The di
tipg a to lityfin ate abduction pai for throns. skills phrm
re na tre n physicia at
jud , internal an ouThe ric ? ysiing
cir of gerwheq tio at you n should
ge mo rotation order appghphy caan
-to-ile uilin. m noti W
B. Flexion,
co distve nosthebri W en re, medicati ropa
s ith in l ins
abduction, riat th erv
ntr ancmee, hf t whe
on OS
edffc
ol e nt bo um internal therapy e swfcia c I fce
ch pr n o lst
an and fingdy of og
co rotation Chest tre eatn ys
C. Flexion, cen physica at tesdia tic tiontf on
d spe er- is ordth nt
ra adduction, suri me t. fîb i s. p p
sp ed to- in inae. m ng Nh gnoro
! Ñhic
er
internal nt
ee of fingm for ran fCh sis bo
fCS( sec pro sed de
d er Otl S -
ge Of at
h of dy
-

J6 161. A new physicinn ld I59.

2. on staff refers a 0. Y
Obduc) lou A patient is referred to p¿tyieny’S th ac o
patient to physical physical therapy for treolTttettt IO e tiv u
A. tion ofOinar therapy with a TOItt?
sensory testing. The fol e
I the t ofe diagnosis uf A. Quadr an a
physician has requested lo r
n shoulda ins Down’s iceps e
that you evaluate the wt d
f er for pattru syndrome. Which protective sensa- tions nf exerci i
this iencte oJ the following ^g po r
e the patient and se in
, rti e
r patient 6 d treat- ments implement a treatment extens a
cip
i t. weto should be program to enhance ion w t
eks hi at
o lYhich pe implemented in them. Which of the B. Short
es
i
posr[o rliis fairest’s arc ch n
r of the t rr following w'ottfd be the g
physital thera ›y most appro- priate test quads ex in
Jollowhe n program? to perfomi on this C. Isokin er fo a
g ing artmo A. No specific patient? etic, cis ot
1
WOyl su bil therapy is A. Deep pressure limitin e ba 6
d be geriza necessary B. Proprioception g w ll, -
the y. lio for this C. Two-point ou ba y
P°
e
Yo
correc n patient discrimination ld sk a +<
u on B. Range of D. Light touch et r t
t gle yo
wisno motion ba - Ac
mobili u o
h and ll, tio
zationto hu im l ns
exercise an
techni me pl Of d 23
in‹ ral C. Medicatio e 7
que?

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165.
766. assessing a 3.
Y tr Br Yo Yo
PO and he o patient for a
requirordH
tremors. re neurologfcal B. A. ea un u u
e er. D. C. B. u mi ns ar ar
Ore In dit problem as a Patient recov Li
be planuTh UtjCall ar the plannin ar result of an should ery m en tm e e
a disea a
prehi‘! epatnbr liz the e se g this y r arterial learn and b t m. tr tr
scrch 88 ienico e so
Advi patient’sdi e occlusion in the diagona the sy e V ea ea
familyrry patie ne m hi tin tin
ibeof itu t tin po
se the treatme se brain. The l
d th di hasg stuand bu as p patient patterns nt rgi ph ch g g
patie nt shoul es as of th a
fore / »a a an ral suggest program e l demonstrates of
thi o}/l diaort ex t yo nt a ntoxin with d be areis th e ne
which th movem
s ownr gn hot erc u that , n severe enco a ac e pa u
familyca there of the at ent Do
urage ne co fol tie ml
pattngch osiic ise followin is n coordination no
sh ce rd .to nt og
ien fo s offor nn
s educat is no g could ch Hupr problems. Which reinforc
d
oe a balion ot treat of the following syner ssain wi ac ic
m
r pes
pat a ar nti og e gies ry g n co al
su an he ngtra aneries has most
od plaien regard ment; licensed ac m likely been
abnorm patte int to g rd pa
pp nus ce the there physicalte
on’ al
ifi rns
or
t act ing s fo occluded in the er B w in reh
ca . wit therapis riz ‹’h r patterns
t ivi diseas fore,
ed
brain?
of me * outh abi
tio Th h a tie e; also
you t orea A. Middle dia pp e lita
an e perform by movem to
left contac moa, pa cerebral th tio
d pat ? ent Do sta T
th ienfO t the ve Thi artery us O eo n
A. me w ge PT rie
epe! Ot social s B. Posterior e
dis Advi nts ho cerebral limof iO f
s wil worke iS is

169. You 168. 16

have a Y 7.
!!” behavpatient an o treat. onpat gr A
u ” th D pa
B. Dep A. kel ior, sent from A. ap A. Whfc ien w't A. Thoma
e t tfe
ressi Pa de and the Diaphragm pr n Heat and h of h
s heel
on ra scr psychiatric op r general the sc an nt B. Rocker
atic
C. Schi no ibe seemsward to p breathing ria e exercise follo ri d in is bottom
wing pt the
zoph ia s to apy Huffing te Rest trenn det qu re C. Scaphoi
renia the have i nent is em fe d pads
for Pelvic floorex m Exercise prog m iin ad rr
D. Psyc co pmbl exercises er D. Metatar
exerci p bicycle ratit yo ed ri to
nd em se to Leg slides pcis
^ l Treadmill s ce ph
itt coop allevi e e woul sit tham« ysi
m d be is t scf
o» er ate his e most O thee. ca
anxiet 8^ n appr S3dfsTh l
of aIin
y. •m t opri th
thi the
lYhen on i ate ifi €ere er
s rap y. n for t:ae isph
in the da g this ns actysi ap
Based clinic patie . y
on nt? ivecia
fol Wi the a wi
Th. n
lo th patien th
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ter
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becom e an diaraybo
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2. 1. A
of the bilipa A the end of range ofen yo W patie baan w
following tatns patie motion. There is fulld- u hil A. nt’s ct kle ho p
C. Fl normal range offee pn
muscles ionfo nt is treat eri. ha a
ex pe Hot
motion of thel rti ment a Th s
orare patient an r 8 sent shoulder with aca cu
rf mercury t
prog in e de
di in physical d ho to slight give at then la
or lamp i
ram, th ph ve
gi therapy? an ur physi end. Which of thebe rl mi High- e
whic e ysi lo
to A. Flex xios a cal follow- ing bestch y ng pressure h of w cia pe n
ru or us da thera describes the end-ar a mercury the oun’s d t
m polli to y. p y feel of this yract
no m vapor lamp follo ndor thi i
su cis be Th with rticular patient?
te us Low- s
eri th cu wing ande s
p long ag e an A. Bone-to- pressure be d r is w
yo gr pa ze e los
er ulnur bone end- mercury utiliz w for ou r
u esstie d en ke
fic go nerve feel vapor e
ivent njur as d- let ed? oua nd
in i B. Capsular a lamp ndla imp
th f
in ve y on fe al
Ultraviolet
g end-feel ha el re he mprop e
f›hry the
to C. Empty end- rd alito r
y.timo right of as er 5
e feel lea th se ngass P
caltiv hand. pr £'
m D. Springy the e . ist !
the
ph at The block end- r- on fn g$q*tQ
ra g/
as ed patie feel lik jo a pe !
wi p wi nt cor
po
th y. th work e tnip t tie
tt i
thi W re s at a sto. zt 0 y
Th

17 175. You are j /4. A patient is i

6. evaluatin a 22-year- .A
rentde Th g a pl folinjrat ha res
old tennis co
A. woul e A. patient B. player with B. Fro A. ex lo ureus s ault-
ner status m Fr us wid ant faiaf e
d ph Right Closed- a shoulder y
Altern Nowt ngtheerio r an
youvatysi hemisphere packed injury. You the o
ar
ating cerebrov trun m bedorr. mfau
mosted ci ascular position are -
curre injury Left ks of th st salThe nuto pa
likelmuan injury. 20° of Palpating
hemispher
nt y scl ha Upon movem the external the e descaphygT m tie
High- e injury plex ra scrpulsici adeob nt
selec or evaluatio ent rotators of
volt e. de. Cerebellar us mi ibear an ha
t IolYh n you 90° of the shoulder. of ile
cuiT re injury note that C. Fro of s anhas ac s
meeich d moveme You are
nt Brainstem the m th det rho cidan
t of ele injury patient nt palpating orid
Direc the e itt
the has IN the muscle gi fonemimb en
thisfoll ctr to later ff t. ju
following n ine oid
ica
treaowi Sti char- detemiine if al
of thod s, estiM ry
tenderness cord to
ng mul acteristi inj racthai ng br
lev ac
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therapist treatment program for
C. A. u A. student following jfiinciionai
a outcomes: vital capacity a 26-year-old female
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statement
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