ATR 257 EXAM 3 QUIZZES QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
An athlete is complaining of nerve symptoms in both hands most likely has a
burner/stinger. T/F? - Answer -False
The most effective way to strengthen the rotator cuff is to perform low rep and heavy
weight exercises. T/F? - Answer -False
Which of the following muscles is not a part of the rotator cuff? - Answer -Deltoid
This type of SC dislocation is life threatening? - Answer -Posterior
The acromioclavicular joint is reinforced by several large ligaments. T/F? - Answer -
False
What motion does the supraspinatus muscles assist with? - Answer -Abduction
This is the most common shoulder dislocation - Answer -Anterior-Inferior dislocation
These bursae are closely related - Answer -Subacromial and subdeltoid
The clavicle typically fractures where it changes shape and direction - Answer -True
This part of the scapula articulates with the head of the humerus - Answer -Glenoid
Fossa
This ligament forms the "roof" of the carpal tunnel - Answer -Transverse
Which of the following is the most common cause of wrist sprains? - Answer -Forced
Hyperextension
Is the trapezoid one of the proximal carpal bones? - Answer -No
Supination and/or pronation occur at the elbow. T/F? - Answer -False
PIP joint dislocations most often occur from hyperextension mechanism. T/F? - Answer
-True
The only circular ligament in the body is called ___ ligament. - Answer -Annular
Sever point tenderness in the anatomical snuffbox may indicate a fracture of which
bone? - Answer -Scaphoid (navicular)
Is the pisiform a part of the distal carpal bones? - Answer -No
, The elbow and knee are similar because... - Answer -they both have collateral
ligaments
Finger dislocations are typically caused by a ball (or object) hitting the tip of an already
extended finger. T/F? - Answer -True
Which tendon is involved with mallet finger? - Answer -Extensor
Which bone in the wrist is most commonly dislocated? - Answer -Lunate
What results from a rupture of the long flexor tendon of the finger? - Answer -Jersey
Finger
Most wrist fractures occur from this MOI, which causes wrist hyperextension. - Answer
-FOOSH
The true primary function of the biceps brachii is supination. T/F? - Answer -True
Medial epicondylitis and Little League elbow are the same thing. T/F? - Answer -False
This deformity is caused by a rapture of the extensor tendon over the middle phalanx. -
Answer -Boutonniere deformity
If an athlete has pain on all sides of his/her wrist after a FOOSH mechanism, it most
likely a sprain. T/F? - Answer -False
Inflammation/Tendonitis of the long head of the biceps muscle is common among
athletes who execute a throwing movement as a part of their event. T/F? - Answer -
True
The rotator cuff muscles work to keep the humeral head in place. T/F? - Answer -True
Which of the following injuries is NOT caused by a FOOSH mechanism? - Answer -GH
Dislocation
Which motion do the Infraspinatous and Teres Minor assist with? - Answer -External
Rotation
The GH join is very stable. T/F? - Answer -False
In anatomical position, which side of the arm is medial? - Answer -Ulnar
A wrist fracture may occur from the same MOI as a wrist sprain. T/F? - Answer -True
An athlete is complaining of nerve symptoms in both hands most likely has a
burner/stinger. T/F? - Answer -False
The most effective way to strengthen the rotator cuff is to perform low rep and heavy
weight exercises. T/F? - Answer -False
Which of the following muscles is not a part of the rotator cuff? - Answer -Deltoid
This type of SC dislocation is life threatening? - Answer -Posterior
The acromioclavicular joint is reinforced by several large ligaments. T/F? - Answer -
False
What motion does the supraspinatus muscles assist with? - Answer -Abduction
This is the most common shoulder dislocation - Answer -Anterior-Inferior dislocation
These bursae are closely related - Answer -Subacromial and subdeltoid
The clavicle typically fractures where it changes shape and direction - Answer -True
This part of the scapula articulates with the head of the humerus - Answer -Glenoid
Fossa
This ligament forms the "roof" of the carpal tunnel - Answer -Transverse
Which of the following is the most common cause of wrist sprains? - Answer -Forced
Hyperextension
Is the trapezoid one of the proximal carpal bones? - Answer -No
Supination and/or pronation occur at the elbow. T/F? - Answer -False
PIP joint dislocations most often occur from hyperextension mechanism. T/F? - Answer
-True
The only circular ligament in the body is called ___ ligament. - Answer -Annular
Sever point tenderness in the anatomical snuffbox may indicate a fracture of which
bone? - Answer -Scaphoid (navicular)
Is the pisiform a part of the distal carpal bones? - Answer -No
, The elbow and knee are similar because... - Answer -they both have collateral
ligaments
Finger dislocations are typically caused by a ball (or object) hitting the tip of an already
extended finger. T/F? - Answer -True
Which tendon is involved with mallet finger? - Answer -Extensor
Which bone in the wrist is most commonly dislocated? - Answer -Lunate
What results from a rupture of the long flexor tendon of the finger? - Answer -Jersey
Finger
Most wrist fractures occur from this MOI, which causes wrist hyperextension. - Answer
-FOOSH
The true primary function of the biceps brachii is supination. T/F? - Answer -True
Medial epicondylitis and Little League elbow are the same thing. T/F? - Answer -False
This deformity is caused by a rapture of the extensor tendon over the middle phalanx. -
Answer -Boutonniere deformity
If an athlete has pain on all sides of his/her wrist after a FOOSH mechanism, it most
likely a sprain. T/F? - Answer -False
Inflammation/Tendonitis of the long head of the biceps muscle is common among
athletes who execute a throwing movement as a part of their event. T/F? - Answer -
True
The rotator cuff muscles work to keep the humeral head in place. T/F? - Answer -True
Which of the following injuries is NOT caused by a FOOSH mechanism? - Answer -GH
Dislocation
Which motion do the Infraspinatous and Teres Minor assist with? - Answer -External
Rotation
The GH join is very stable. T/F? - Answer -False
In anatomical position, which side of the arm is medial? - Answer -Ulnar
A wrist fracture may occur from the same MOI as a wrist sprain. T/F? - Answer -True
