Musculoskeletal System Quiz Leave a Comment / Quizzes / By Hayley Humphreys Musculoskeletal System Quiz from Kaplan NPTE book 30 Musculoskeletal System Quiz Musculoskeletal System Quiz from Kaplan NBTE book 1 / 15 Which grade of joint mobilization would be MOST appropriate for improving joint motion using a largeamplitude movement into end range? Grade II Grade I Grade IV Grade III 2 / 15 A college student presents with pain in the shoul-der that began the week after finals, but she cannot recall any mechanism of injury. Upon inspection, the examiner notes scapular winging on the dominant side. During evaluation the patient has difficulty with elevation greater than 120°. She has normal scapular elevation. What would be the BEST differential diag-nosis? Shoulder impingement Long thoracic nerve lesion Accessory nerve lesion Acute rotator cuff tendonitis 3 / 15 During a patient interview, the patient states that he has been having pain down the arm and into the left shoulder blade. Which positive special test would BEST indicate the source of the symptoms? Spurling's test Neer's test Drop arm test Sharp-Pursor test 4 / 15 A patient presents with cervical pain that radiates down the right arm to just above the elbow. It is worse when he reaches overhead into his closet. It is better when he sits in the recliner with his hands on top of his head. What is the expected pathology? C2-3 nerve root pathology Cervical myopathy Shoulder impingement C4-5 nerve root pathology 5 / 15 . Which one of the following has the greatest percentage composition of type I slow-twitch muscle fibers? Biceps femoris Supraspinatus Gastrocnemius Biceps brachialis 6 / 15 A patient who has seen a physical therapist for three visits continues to have significant pain in the foot despite utilization of pain management techniques, light range-of-motion activity, and manual stretching and mobilization. What would be the BEST noninva-sive diagnostic test for further radiological workup? Myelography Computed tomography Plain film X-ray Radionuclide scan 7 / 15 Which one of the following exercise schematics uses sets of repetitions at 100 percent, 75 percent, and 50 percent of the ten-repetition maximum, in that order, for strengthening? DAPRE Oxford DeLorme DOMS 8 / 15 A positive step deformity would indicate involvement of which joint of the shoulder? Scapulothoracic Acromioclavicular Glenohumeral Sternoclavicular 9 / 15 The following information is found during the patient interview. Which may be most indicative of a need to refer the patient back to the primary care physician? A 10 lb weight loss in the last week Comorbidity of diabetes Pain at rest Inability to get a shoe onto the swollen foot 10 / 15 Which component of noncontractile tissue provides the greatest strength to the soft tissues? Reticulin Elastin Fascia Collagen 11 / 15 On examination of a patient's shoulder, clinical find-ings include glenohumeral joint hypomobility in all directions, pain with reaching overhead, and weakness of scapular stabilizers. During treatment intervention in the following weeks, the BEST order of addressing the problem list would be which of the following? Strengthen the scapular stabilizers and rotator cuff togethe Modalities only Mobilize the glenohumeral joint, strengthen the scapular stabilizers, strengthen the rotator cuff r Strengthening the rotator cuff, followed by modalities to manage pain 12 / 15 Which principle of exercise accounts for the fact that strengthening of the biceps with arm curls does not necessarily improve the biceps function during shoul-der flexion? Principle of reversibility Mode of exercise Overload principle Specificity of exercise 13 / 15 A physical therapist is performing manual muscle test-ing of a patient in acute care. What is the maximum grade the patient can receive for hip flexor strength if he is unable to sit up? 2 0 5 3 14 / 15 In which one of the following diagnoses would general spinal flexion exercises and spinal mobilization tech-niques be contraindicated as treatment interventions? Osteoporosis Degenerative disc disease Spinal stenosis L3 disc herniation 15 / 15 Which would be the BEST way to assess true internal rotation of the glenohumeral joint range of motion? Assess the motion with the patient reaching his hands behind his head Assess the motion at 90° abducted with the patient in supine position Have the patient reach his hands behind his back Assess the motion with the arm by his side Your score isThe average score is 34% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz