NSG 6020 ORTHOPEDICS 2025 TEST QUESTIONS WITH WELL DETAILED SOLUTIONS -
GRADED A+
Which one of the following conditions can plantar fasciitis be associated?
Rheumatoid arthritis
A normal finding in the musculoskeletal assessment of a 3-year-old child would be the
presence of:
genu-valgum
to palpate the trochanteric bursa, position the patient:
on one side, hip flexed, and internally rotated
Prepatellar bursitis arises from:
excessive kneeling
Crepitus with flexion and extension of the knee suggests:
osteoarthritis
Tenderness at cervical vertebrae 1 - 2 (C1-2) in a patient with rheumatoid arthritis suggests
possible risk for:
subluxation
,Metatarsalgia is term used to describe:
pain and tenderness in the metatarsals
Tenderness over the sacroiliac joint is commonly noted in patients with:
ankylosing sponsylitis
On examination of the six-week-old infant, developmental hip dysplasia (DDH) is
suspected. If DHH is present, it might be evidenced by:
Limited abduction of the affected leg
To test the thumb for abduction, ask the patient to:
place the fingers and thumbs in the neutral position with the palm up and then move the
tumbe anteriorly away from the palm
While evaluating the thumb, ask the patient to point this thumb upward as the nurse
practitioner applies downward resistance. this maneuver tests:
thumb abduction
Women who wear high-heeled shoes with narrow toe boxes are at risk of developing all of
the following forefoot abnormalities except:
, achilles tendinitis
Stumbling or "giving way" of the knee during the heel strike phase of gait suggests:
quadriceps weakness
The nurse practitioner instructs the patient bend backward as far as possible. This
maneuver would elicit:
extension of the lumbar spine
A small, tuberculated eminence, curved a little forward, and giving attachment to the radial
collateral ligament of the elbow joint referred to as the:
lateral epicondyle of the humerus
A patient complains of a sharp burning pain in the neck and right arm with associated
parenthesias and weakness. These symptoms may be associated with:
cervical radiculopathy
When assessing the knee, the examiner instructs the patient to sit and swing his lower leg
away from midline. This motion would assess knee:
external rotation
GRADED A+
Which one of the following conditions can plantar fasciitis be associated?
Rheumatoid arthritis
A normal finding in the musculoskeletal assessment of a 3-year-old child would be the
presence of:
genu-valgum
to palpate the trochanteric bursa, position the patient:
on one side, hip flexed, and internally rotated
Prepatellar bursitis arises from:
excessive kneeling
Crepitus with flexion and extension of the knee suggests:
osteoarthritis
Tenderness at cervical vertebrae 1 - 2 (C1-2) in a patient with rheumatoid arthritis suggests
possible risk for:
subluxation
,Metatarsalgia is term used to describe:
pain and tenderness in the metatarsals
Tenderness over the sacroiliac joint is commonly noted in patients with:
ankylosing sponsylitis
On examination of the six-week-old infant, developmental hip dysplasia (DDH) is
suspected. If DHH is present, it might be evidenced by:
Limited abduction of the affected leg
To test the thumb for abduction, ask the patient to:
place the fingers and thumbs in the neutral position with the palm up and then move the
tumbe anteriorly away from the palm
While evaluating the thumb, ask the patient to point this thumb upward as the nurse
practitioner applies downward resistance. this maneuver tests:
thumb abduction
Women who wear high-heeled shoes with narrow toe boxes are at risk of developing all of
the following forefoot abnormalities except:
, achilles tendinitis
Stumbling or "giving way" of the knee during the heel strike phase of gait suggests:
quadriceps weakness
The nurse practitioner instructs the patient bend backward as far as possible. This
maneuver would elicit:
extension of the lumbar spine
A small, tuberculated eminence, curved a little forward, and giving attachment to the radial
collateral ligament of the elbow joint referred to as the:
lateral epicondyle of the humerus
A patient complains of a sharp burning pain in the neck and right arm with associated
parenthesias and weakness. These symptoms may be associated with:
cervical radiculopathy
When assessing the knee, the examiner instructs the patient to sit and swing his lower leg
away from midline. This motion would assess knee:
external rotation
