ATTR 462 Test #3 Questions with Correct Answers
Question 1:
Select one:
distal & posterior proximal & anterior distal & anterior proximal & posterior
Answer:
b. proximal & anterior
Question 2:
Select one:
Lacks enough knee flexion ROM Lacks full knee extension ROM Weakness of the hip extensors
Excessive plantarflexion ROM
Answer:
b. Lacks full knee extension ROM
Question 3:
Select one: maximum pronation
maximum plantarflexion
maximum DF maximum supination
Answer:
c. maximum DFmaximum DF maximum supination
Question 4:
c. maximum DF maximum DF maximum supination c. maximum DF maximum DF maximum
supination c. maximum DF Select one: plantarflexion dorsiflexion inversion eversion
Answer:
d. eversion
Question 5:
Select one: stance
follow-through toe-off
swing
Answer:
a. stance
, Question 6:
Select one: subtalar supination first ray DFMTP extension talocrural DF
Answer:
a. subtalar supination
Question 7:
Select one: subtalar supination first ray DF
MTP extension talocrural DF
Answer:
a. subtalar supination
Question 8:
Select one:
accelerates supination & tibial ER during stance
decelerates pronation and tibial IR at heel strike initially during gait assists in deceleration of
dorsiflexion from heel strike to foot flat
assists in maintaining stability of the midtarsal joint in supination during stance
Answer:
c. assists in deceleration of dorsiflexion from heel strike to foot flat
Question 9:
Select one:
Protected-arc ROM in early rehabilitation allows collagen fibers to align with the line of stress.
In non-operative treatment, immobilization in the equinus position is recommended.
Typically occurs secondary to an eccentric load of the gastroc/soleus.
Surgical repair has produced better long-term functional results compared to conservative
treatment.
Answer:
d. Surgical repair has produced better long-term functional results compared to conservative
treatment.
Question 10:
Select one: isometric concentric eccentric isokinetic
Answer:
c. eccentric
Question 1:
Select one:
distal & posterior proximal & anterior distal & anterior proximal & posterior
Answer:
b. proximal & anterior
Question 2:
Select one:
Lacks enough knee flexion ROM Lacks full knee extension ROM Weakness of the hip extensors
Excessive plantarflexion ROM
Answer:
b. Lacks full knee extension ROM
Question 3:
Select one: maximum pronation
maximum plantarflexion
maximum DF maximum supination
Answer:
c. maximum DFmaximum DF maximum supination
Question 4:
c. maximum DF maximum DF maximum supination c. maximum DF maximum DF maximum
supination c. maximum DF Select one: plantarflexion dorsiflexion inversion eversion
Answer:
d. eversion
Question 5:
Select one: stance
follow-through toe-off
swing
Answer:
a. stance
, Question 6:
Select one: subtalar supination first ray DFMTP extension talocrural DF
Answer:
a. subtalar supination
Question 7:
Select one: subtalar supination first ray DF
MTP extension talocrural DF
Answer:
a. subtalar supination
Question 8:
Select one:
accelerates supination & tibial ER during stance
decelerates pronation and tibial IR at heel strike initially during gait assists in deceleration of
dorsiflexion from heel strike to foot flat
assists in maintaining stability of the midtarsal joint in supination during stance
Answer:
c. assists in deceleration of dorsiflexion from heel strike to foot flat
Question 9:
Select one:
Protected-arc ROM in early rehabilitation allows collagen fibers to align with the line of stress.
In non-operative treatment, immobilization in the equinus position is recommended.
Typically occurs secondary to an eccentric load of the gastroc/soleus.
Surgical repair has produced better long-term functional results compared to conservative
treatment.
Answer:
d. Surgical repair has produced better long-term functional results compared to conservative
treatment.
Question 10:
Select one: isometric concentric eccentric isokinetic
Answer:
c. eccentric