Orthotics — Practice Questions and Verified Answers, Comprehensive Exam Preparation Material

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This document contains a wide range of orthotics practice questions with verified answers, covering key concepts in lower extremity, spinal, and cervical orthoses. It includes topics such as gait phases, muscle function, orthotic selection, biomechanics, and clinical case applications. The material is comprehensive and structured in a multiple-choice format, making it ideal for exam preparation and self-assessment. It aligns well with clinical scenarios commonly tested in orthotics and rehabilitation courses.

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Orthotics Test Practice Questions AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
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Which of the following are the 5 correct functions of an orthosis?

A. Support, functional, corrective, protective, mobile

B. Protective, mobile, strengthen, support, feedback

C. Functional, corrective, feedback, protective, support

D. Mobile, strengthen, corrective, feedback, support

C. Functional, corrective, feedback, protective, support

What is the BOS for all LE orthotics?

A. Floor

B. GRF

C. Shoe

D. Both B and C

C. Shoe

3-point force system controls movement by which of the following?

A. Reducing unwanted rotation

B. Stabilizing a joint

C. Compressing a joint

D. Both A and B

, E. Both B and C

D. Both A and B

During swing phase, what contraction do pretibial muscles elicit?

A. Concentric

B. Eccentric

C. Isometric

D. All of the above

C. Isometric

During loading response (FF), which of the following muscles contracts eccentrically then
concentrically?

A. Pretibial muscles

B. Gluteal muscles

C. Quadriceps

D. Gastroc/Soleus

B. Gluteal muscles

During loading response (FF), which muscles move the tibia forward and are therefore referred
to as the heel rocker?

A. Pretibial muscles

B. Gluteal muscles

C. Quadriceps

D. Gastroc/Soleus

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