Palestinian Ministry of Health Exam Leave a Comment / Quizzes / By Fatma Qeshta Test for the appointment of a physiotherapist in the Palestinian Ministry of Health 57 Created on October 31, 2022 By Fatma Qeshta Palestinian Ministry of Health Exam Test for the appointment of a physiotherapist in the Palestinian Ministry of Health 1 / 50 High step gait "Steppage gait" may associate with the injury of the: Superfacial femoral nerve Tibial nerve Peroneal nerve Femoral nerve 2 / 50 A movement not under direet patient control and not done in isolation? Hyper mobility Passive movement Accessory movement Physiological movement 3 / 50 Deformity of a finger with extension at the proximal interphalangealjoint and flexion at the distal interphalngeal joint is called: Boutonniere Claw hand Swan neck Dupuytren's 4 / 50 Impaired oxygenation of the tissue defines? Ischemia Hypoxia Histotoxia Anemia 5 / 50 All of the following are acceptable evaluation tools with a hemiplegicpatient, except? All are acceptable Range of motion Manual muscle testing Mobility evaluation 6 / 50 Every exercise prescription should include all of the following except? Frequency of exercise Intensity of exercise Time of day to exercise Duration of exercise 7 / 50 When the patella tendon pull of a portion of the tibial tuberosity, this iscalled: Tendon sprain Comminuted fracture Complicated fracture Avulsion fracture 8 / 50 The term" cardiac output" refers to the amount of blood pumped by the heart? During any 24-hour period Relative to body mass During one minute During one hour 9 / 50 Which of the following tissues absorbs the least amount of ultrasoundbeam at 1MHz?(A. BoneB. SkinC. MuscleD. Blood Skin Blood Bone Muscle 10 / 50 The normal range of motion for shoulder extension? 0-80 0-40 0-60 0-70 11 / 50 Modifiable risk factors for stroke include except: Smoking Age Diabetes mellitus Hypertension 12 / 50 The distal row of carpal bones includes all the following except? Pisiform Hamate Trapezoid Capiatate 13 / 50 The medial boundary of the anatomic snuffbox is? Abductor pollicis brevis Extensor pollicis longus Extensor pollicis brevis Flexor pollicis longus 14 / 50 During walking, the swing phase comprise: 80 % of the gait cycle 20% of the gait cycle 40% of the gait cycle 60 % of the gait eycle 15 / 50 When treating a patient suffering from chronic low back pain and usinga pacemaker, which of the following treatment is contraindicated forpain relief? Hot packs Pelvic traction TENS Ultrasound 16 / 50 Exercises for cerebellar ataxia? Frankel's Codman's Burger Allen Williams 17 / 50 When teaching a patient the 4 point crutch gait pattern, which of thefollowing answer below describes this pattern? L) crutch, (R) foot, (R) crutch, (L) foot crutch, (R)foot, (L) crutch, (L) foot (L) crutch, (R) foot, (L) foot, (R) crutch (L) crutch, (R) crutch, swing through, (R) foot 18 / 50 Which of the following planes will divide the body into front and backparts for the purpose of kinesiology: Horizontal Rotary Sagittal Frontal 19 / 50 The shoulder joint is? Hinge joint Ball & sockt joint Plane joint Saddle joint 20 / 50 The prime mover of hip flexion? Pectineus Sartorius Psoas major Tensor fascia lata 21 / 50 To prevent pressure ulcers most effectively, what should be themaximum amount of time between position changes? 8 hours I hour 2 hours 6 hours 22 / 50 All of the following may be the anatomical basis of spastic paraparesisinvolving legs except: Lesion to the D3-D6 segment of the spinal cord Lesion to the LI-S3 segment of the spinal cord Lesion to the D7-D12 segment of the spinal cord Parasagital processes 23 / 50 For a 31-year-old women with lateral epicondylitis, which is the trueconcerning the frequency of ultrasound in this application: 3.0 MHz and 1.0 MHz are equally effective Ultrasound is contraindicated for this case 1.0 MHz should be used 3.0 MHz should be used 24 / 50 Which of the following segment is involved in the knee jerk? L1-L2 S1-S2 L3-L4 s3-s5 25 / 50 Hypertension is: Handicap A disability An impairment All of the above 26 / 50 Cardiac sources of embolic stroke include: Atrial fibrillation Heart wall thrombus following anterior myocardial infarction Prosthetic heart valve All of the above 27 / 50 The following are chronic respiratory disorders except? Bronchitis Tuberculosis Asthma Emphysema 28 / 50 A patient with a burn on the elbow should be placed in which of thefollowing positions? Extension, pronation Flexion, pronation Extension, supination Flexion 29 / 50 Major complications of subarachnoid hemorrhage include: All of the above Vasospasm Rebleeding Hydrocephalus 30 / 50 The talus articulate anteriorly with the? Navicular Cuboid bone Medial cuneiform Lateral cuneiform 31 / 50 The first stage of fracture healing is? Callus formation Remodeling Haematoma Subperiosteal proliferation 32 / 50 When massaging a muscle, which one of the following techniquesinvolves lifting and kneading of the tissues? Friction massage .Effleurage massage Petrissage massage Tapotement massage 33 / 50 The carpometacarpal joint of the thumb is classified as what type ofjoint? Hinge Biaxial Uniaxial Saddle 34 / 50 Edema may be defined as? Excess fluid in the interstitial space Excess fluid in the intercellular space A & B are wrong A & B are correct 35 / 50 For 5 day old cerebral palsy infant with an abnormal amount ofextensor tone, which will be the correct positioning advice to his family? B and C are correct Keep him in the side lying position Keep him in the prone position Keep him in the supine position 36 / 50 Muscle which approximates and compresses lips? Zygomatic major Levator anguli oris Risorius Orbicularis oris 37 / 50 Exchange of thermal energy in which there is physical contact between 2surfaces? None of the above Conversion Conduction Convection 38 / 50 Having a patient perform maximum contraction then maximumrelaxation is called? Rhythmic stabilization Contract/relax Slow reversal hol Slow reversal 39 / 50 A condition in which the pleural cavity is filled with air describes? Ventilation Hemothorax neumothorax Asphyxia 40 / 50 Which of the following is not a feature of the cauda equina syndrome? Flaccid paresis and muscle Atrophy Sphincters dysfunction Muscle hypertonia Asymmetric neurological signs 41 / 50 Treating a patient with diffuse ankle pain and advanced peripheralarterial disease, which of the following modalities should be used? None of the above Hot packs Ice packs Continuous ultrasound 42 / 50 All of the following are indications of shortwave diathermy except: Chronic arthritis Chronic otitis media Chronic bronchitis Acute inflammation 43 / 50 Characteristic features of spasticity - the muscle tone is increased: In extensors of the arms and in flexors of the legs In extensors of the arms and legs In flexors of the arms and in extensors of the legs In flexors of the arms and legs 44 / 50 Muscular rigidity is a common sign of: Cauda equina lesion Parkinson disease Spinal cord injury Gullian-Barre syndrome 45 / 50 What should be the typical treatment temperature for paraffin? 50° C 126 °C 40 °C 60 °C 46 / 50 The blood supply to the heart itself occurs through the: Aorta Coronary circulation Microcirculation Pulmonary circulation 47 / 50 A patient with a dull ache over the medial epicondyle or medial aspectof the right elbow, this condition most likely to be : None of the above Golfer's elbow Tennis elbow Tenosynovitis elbow 48 / 50 What is the normal end-feel perceived by an examiner assessing wristflexion? Bone to bone Tissue stretch Empty Soft tissue approximation 49 / 50 Which is not characteristic of the lower motor neuron lesion? Muscle fasciculation Hyporeflexia of deep reflexes Muscle hypotrophy Hyperreflexia of deep reflexes 50 / 50 A fracture of the midshaft of the humerus would most likely damagewhich nerve? Median nerve Ulnar nerve Radial nerve Subscapular nerve Your score isThe average score is 45% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz