PEAT Review | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question:
Best way to assess lats in prone?
Answer:
Arms at side with palms facing up
Question:
Where do you have pain with a bladder infection?
Answer:
Suprapubic
Question:
Difficulty urinating + low back pain
Answer:
prostate enlargement (Due to the enlargement, it's hard to get
urine out, pain radiates to low back)
Question:
Numbness on lateral edge of foot + weak hip abductors. What
nerve root combo is affected?
Answer:
L5-S1
Question:
Apraxia is a common characteristic of a _____ stroke. What is
apraxia?
Answer:
MCA; Apraxia is like knowing what you want to say or do
but can't get it out/do the motion
, Question:
What is meralgia paresthetica?
Answer:
numbness and tingling on outer thigh
Question:
Patient with COPD gets SOB within 5 feet, how can we
increase their distance?
Answer:
Pacing... Walking slower, with breaks allows them to walk
further without getting so SOB
Question:
85 year old sedentary patient with Colles fracture. Also on
steroids for RA. Biggest impact on fracture healing?
Answer:
the corticosteroids
Question:
Patient 12 wks s/p talus fx. Catching toe during gait (not
complete foot drop). Limited DF, leg atrophy, and ankle
weakness. What should you work on first? Mobilizing the
joint or fitting for an AFO
Answer:
Try mobilizing the joint first. An AFO would be premature
Question:
Explain physiologically why avid runners have a lower heart
rate.
Answer:
They have an increased stroke volume. Increased SV means
heart doesn't have to beat as fast to get heart to the body
Question:
Best way to assess lats in prone?
Answer:
Arms at side with palms facing up
Question:
Where do you have pain with a bladder infection?
Answer:
Suprapubic
Question:
Difficulty urinating + low back pain
Answer:
prostate enlargement (Due to the enlargement, it's hard to get
urine out, pain radiates to low back)
Question:
Numbness on lateral edge of foot + weak hip abductors. What
nerve root combo is affected?
Answer:
L5-S1
Question:
Apraxia is a common characteristic of a _____ stroke. What is
apraxia?
Answer:
MCA; Apraxia is like knowing what you want to say or do
but can't get it out/do the motion
, Question:
What is meralgia paresthetica?
Answer:
numbness and tingling on outer thigh
Question:
Patient with COPD gets SOB within 5 feet, how can we
increase their distance?
Answer:
Pacing... Walking slower, with breaks allows them to walk
further without getting so SOB
Question:
85 year old sedentary patient with Colles fracture. Also on
steroids for RA. Biggest impact on fracture healing?
Answer:
the corticosteroids
Question:
Patient 12 wks s/p talus fx. Catching toe during gait (not
complete foot drop). Limited DF, leg atrophy, and ankle
weakness. What should you work on first? Mobilizing the
joint or fitting for an AFO
Answer:
Try mobilizing the joint first. An AFO would be premature
Question:
Explain physiologically why avid runners have a lower heart
rate.
Answer:
They have an increased stroke volume. Increased SV means
heart doesn't have to beat as fast to get heart to the body
