SPTH1024 Quiz

Which 2 of the following are examples of extrinsic risk factors ..?

• Weather

• Biological Gender

• Poor Warm up

• BMI

• Joint mobility

When doing RROM what type of contraction are we getting the patient to perform

• Isotonic

• A pulsing action

• Isometric

• A maximal contraction

Using the Oxford Scale, match the grade of contraction to the correct definition.

• 1

• No contraction

• 0

• Movement against gravity only

• 4

• Movement against gravity with full resistance

• 3

• Movement against gravity with some resistance

• 5

• Visible / palpable muscle contraction but no movement

Which of the following best describes stage of tendon disrepair in the tendinopathy continuum

• Describes as a progression of the matrix and cellular changes.

  Areas of cell death apparent.

  Little capacity for reversibility

• Chronically overloaded tendon.

  An attempt at healing, similar to reactive, however with greater matrix breakdown.

  Difficult to clinically identify.

  Some reversibility possible through load management

• Result of acute overload.

  Short term thickening of the tendon.

  Has the potential to return to normal with sufficient load management

• Describes a chronically overloaded tendon that is easily identifiable. Only happens in the larger tendons in the body that are weight bearing

Which TWO are NOT mechanical risk factors for Plantarfasciopathy?

• Rheumatoid arthritis

• Age related increase in foot pronation

• Overuse

• Pes planus and cavus

• Option 5

  Overweight

Which 2 of the following are typical signs and symptoms of ligament injury?

• Pinching sensation

• Non-specific, diffuse pain.

• Superficial rash

• Pain associated with active ROM

• There is usually a definite MOI

Which 3 areas would you want to palpate if you suspected Osgood Schlatter's disease

Please click on the following

Long head of bicep

coracoacromial ligament

Transverse ligament

Correctly place the injuries into either chronic or acute

Groups:

(a) Chronic

,

(b) Acute

• Stress fracture

• MCL Rupture

• ITB friction syndrome

• Shoulder Subluxation

• Hip dislocation

• Option 1

  Osteoarthritis

• Option 4

  De Quervains Tenosynovitis

• Avulsion fracture

When testing RROM for the following movements, which muscles are you targeting

Groups:

(a) Shoulder Abd

,

(b) Shoulder IR

,

(c) Shoulder Ext

,

(d) Shoulder Flx

• Pec Major

• Latissimus Dorsi

• Coracobrachialis

• Triceps Long Head

• Anterior Deltoid

• Supraspinatus

• Subscapularis

• Lateral Deltoid