Exam Prep Hero MCQ 3 Review Questions
1. spasticity, flexion 11.
contractures Which of the following tissue manifestations are indicated to treat the affected side
of hemiplegia?
a. Inflammation, loss of sensation
b. Trigger points, scar tissue
c. Spasticity, flexion contractures
d. Flaccidity, loss of mobility
2. This treatment Which of the following statements is an example of treatment risk?
may initiate a. Some of these techniques may recreate the pain
tremors, associ-
ated with your b. This treatment may initiate tremors, associated with your Parkinsons
Parkinsons
c. Do you need any help or assistance getting on the table?
d. You may feel tired and dizzy after the treatment
3. Rhythmic stabi- Which PNF technique utilizes alternating isometric contractions of first agonists,
lization then antagonists against resistance while no motion is allowed?
a. Slow reversals
b. Dynamic reversals
c. Rhythmic stabilization
d. Stabilizing reversals
4. the full range of a Functional excursion refers to:
mm a. The middle range of a muscle
b. The full range of a muscle
c. The outer range of a muscle
d. The inner range of a muscle
5. lordotic posture This posture is characterized by an increase in the lumbosacral angle, an increased
lumbar lordosis, an increased anterior tilting of the pelvis, and hip flexion.
a. Flat upper back
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b. Flat low-back
c. Swayback
d. Lordotic posture
6. linear or circular Hyperemia is a reflexive effect of what type of treatment technique?
friction a. Coarse vibration
b. Linear or circular friction
c. Swedish massage
7. forward flexion Your client has tension in the posterior neck based on your discovery of trigger
points in the splenius capitis muscle. What is the most appropriate remedial
exercise to be performed here?
a. Forward flexion
b. Lateral flexion
c. Extension
d. Contralateral rotation
8. No myotomal What myotomal pattern of weakness could be experienced in a client with an S5
pattern of weak- nerve root lesion?
ness a. No myotomal pattern of weakness
b. Bladder
c. Rectum
d. Bladder and rectum
9. Erb's Palsy Increased muscle tone in the forearm flexors and sensory loss over the lateral
forearm are indicative of the following condition:
a. Radial nerve lesion
b. Thoracic outlet syndrome
c. Klumpke's paralysis
d. Erb's palsy
10. six to twelve During a paraffin wax application, your client's clean hand should be dipped into
the wax ____ times
1. spasticity, flexion 11.
contractures Which of the following tissue manifestations are indicated to treat the affected side
of hemiplegia?
a. Inflammation, loss of sensation
b. Trigger points, scar tissue
c. Spasticity, flexion contractures
d. Flaccidity, loss of mobility
2. This treatment Which of the following statements is an example of treatment risk?
may initiate a. Some of these techniques may recreate the pain
tremors, associ-
ated with your b. This treatment may initiate tremors, associated with your Parkinsons
Parkinsons
c. Do you need any help or assistance getting on the table?
d. You may feel tired and dizzy after the treatment
3. Rhythmic stabi- Which PNF technique utilizes alternating isometric contractions of first agonists,
lization then antagonists against resistance while no motion is allowed?
a. Slow reversals
b. Dynamic reversals
c. Rhythmic stabilization
d. Stabilizing reversals
4. the full range of a Functional excursion refers to:
mm a. The middle range of a muscle
b. The full range of a muscle
c. The outer range of a muscle
d. The inner range of a muscle
5. lordotic posture This posture is characterized by an increase in the lumbosacral angle, an increased
lumbar lordosis, an increased anterior tilting of the pelvis, and hip flexion.
a. Flat upper back
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b. Flat low-back
c. Swayback
d. Lordotic posture
6. linear or circular Hyperemia is a reflexive effect of what type of treatment technique?
friction a. Coarse vibration
b. Linear or circular friction
c. Swedish massage
7. forward flexion Your client has tension in the posterior neck based on your discovery of trigger
points in the splenius capitis muscle. What is the most appropriate remedial
exercise to be performed here?
a. Forward flexion
b. Lateral flexion
c. Extension
d. Contralateral rotation
8. No myotomal What myotomal pattern of weakness could be experienced in a client with an S5
pattern of weak- nerve root lesion?
ness a. No myotomal pattern of weakness
b. Bladder
c. Rectum
d. Bladder and rectum
9. Erb's Palsy Increased muscle tone in the forearm flexors and sensory loss over the lateral
forearm are indicative of the following condition:
a. Radial nerve lesion
b. Thoracic outlet syndrome
c. Klumpke's paralysis
d. Erb's palsy
10. six to twelve During a paraffin wax application, your client's clean hand should be dipped into
the wax ____ times
