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DUTTON’S ORTHOPAEDIC
EXAMINATION, EVALUATION,
AND INTERVENTION
THIRD EDITION




Review Questions

Contents
SECTION I ...................................................................................................................................................... 2
ANATOMY ................................................................................................................................................. 2
1 The Musculoskeletal System ............................................................................................................. 2
2 Tissue Behavior, Injury, Healing, and Treatment .............................................................................. 2
3 The Nervous System .......................................................................................................................... 3
SECTION II ..................................................................................................................................................... 4
EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION ............................................................................................................ 4
4 Patient/Client Management .............................................................................................................. 4
5 Diff erential Diagnosis........................................................................................................................ 4
6 Gait and Posture Analysis .................................................................................................................. 5
7 Imaging Studies in Orthopaedics ....................................................................................................... 5
SECTION III .................................................................................................................................................... 5
INTERVENTION .......................................................................................................................................... 5
8 The Intervention ................................................................................................................................ 5
9 Pharmacology for the Orthopaedic Physical Therapist ..................................................................... 6
10 Manual Techniques ......................................................................................................................... 6
11 Neurodynamic Mobility and Mobilizations ..................................................................................... 6
12 Improving Muscle Performance ...................................................................................................... 6
13 Improving Range of Motion and Flexibility ..................................................................................... 7
14 Improving Neuromuscular Control.................................................................................................. 7

, 15 Improving Cardiovascular Endurance.............................................................................................. 7
SECTION IV .................................................................................................................................................... 7
THE EXTREMITIES ...................................................................................................................................... 7
16 The Shoulder.................................................................................................................................... 7
17 Elbow ............................................................................................................................................... 7
18 The Forearm, Wrist, and Hand ........................................................................................................ 8
19 Hip 756 ............................................................................................................................................ 8
20 The Knee 837 ................................................................................................................................... 8
21 The Ankle and Foot.......................................................................................................................... 8
SECTION V ..................................................................................................................................................... 9
THE SPINE AND TMJ .................................................................................................................................. 9
22 Vertebral Column ............................................................................................................................ 9
23 The Craniovertebral Region ............................................................................................................. 9
24 Vertebral Artery............................................................................................................................... 9
25 The Cervical Spine ........................................................................................................................... 9
26 The Temporomandibular Joint ...................................................................................................... 10
27 The Thoracic Spine ........................................................................................................................ 10
28 Lumbar Spine ................................................................................................................................. 11
29 The Sacroiliac Joint ........................................................................................................................ 11
SECTION VI .................................................................................................................................................. 11
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS...................................................................................................................... 11
30 Special Populations ........................................................................................................................ 11
Aswers ......................................................................................................................................................... 11



TION SECTION I

SECTION I
ANATOMY
1 The Musculoskeletal System
2 Tissue Behavior, Injury, Healing, and Treatment
1. Explain the difference between primary and secondary injuries.

2. Outline the differences between a microtrauma and a macrotrauma.

3. What are the three main stages of wound healing?

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Publisher: 2012 ISBN: 9780071744041 Edition: Unknown

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