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Orthotic CPM Exam - Oral Questions, Latest Expert Premium Update()|Brand new Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers, All Graded A+, Guaranteed Success. Which muscle group is most likely affected if you observe a patient with a shortened step on the sound side (assuming the patient is unilaterally involved)? - ANSWERplantarflexors What type of AFO would you use for a patient with a tibial nerve lesion? - ANSWERPlantarflexion free, dorsiflexion stop Evaluation of a patient with a gunshot ...

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Incidence of scoliosis Girls > boys 8x Major worsening: adolescent growth spurt Most likely progression: double major and thoracolumbar curves Scoliosis physical assessment Observe asymmetries: iliac crests, waist, arm gaps, shoulder elevation, winged scapula, rib hump, fullness of lumbar area, decompensation Adam's forward bending test Assess pelvic obliquity/LLD (> 1/2" requires shoe lift before bracing) Coronal and sagittal plane assessment Assess flexibility of curve...

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21 pages

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Which pathology is most likely to be fit with free knee joints? Genu varum deformity Which type of scoliosis is most likely the result of a leg length discrepancy? Non-structural Scoliosis Which would you most expect to see in a patient with a plantarflexion contracture? Genu recurvatum at midstance True dorsiflexion and plantarflexion occur in what plane? Sagittal What orthosis would best restore upper extremity function for a patient with a spinal cord injury above the C6 n...

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What motion and at what phase of gait does a cushioned heel simulate? plantarflexion at heel strike, initial contact Injury to which nerve presents as paralytic equinus during swing phase? common peroneal nerve If the ankle is 90 degrees at initial contact, what type of moment do you have at the knee? Knee flexion moment If the ankle is in 3 degrees of plantarflexion at midstance, what type of moment do you have at the knee? knee extension moment During which phase of gait do...

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25 pages

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How do position for carpal tunnel syndrome Cock up splint immobilizing wrist in neutral Describe the muscle implications to having a 1) radial, 2) ulnar, and 3) median nerve injury 1) Radial, all wrist extensors, elbow extensors, supinator, thumb abduction 2) lose of lumbricals, Interossei, 1/2 FDS, and Flexor Carpi Ulnaris, claw hand 3) Lose 1+2 lumbricals, thenar muscles, Forearm Flexors, Causes ape hand For a complete Brachial plexus injury with flail arm what is the ox Wilmer C...

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Which muscle group is most likely affected if you observe a patient with a shortened step on the sound side (assuming the patient is unilaterally involved)? correct answers plantarflexors What type of AFO would you use for a patient with a tibial nerve lesion? correct answers Plantarflexion free, dorsiflexion stop Evaluation of a patient with a gunshot wound to the hip reveals weak hip flexors. What peripheral nerve is injured? correct answers femoral nerve A patient exhibits hallux rig...

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Orthotic CPM Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers In normal gait what are the stages of stance phase - answerInitial contact Loading Response Midstance Terminal Stance Preswing Give an example of substitution (compensation) in gait - answerLateral trunk lean to affected side caused by weak abductors Steppage gait caused by drop foot and long limbs Hip Hiking caused by long limb from either weakness or deformity What are 4 examples of coronal plane gait deviations - answerLateral t...

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15 pages

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Orthotics CPM Exam Questions With Complete Solutions Hip flexion ROM - position - answerseated - lift leg to ceiling Hip flexion ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip flexion ROM - typical - answer120 degrees Hip flexion - main movers/innervation - answerillopsoas, quads (femoral nerve) Hip extension ROM - position - answerprone, lift leg to ceiling Hip extension ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip extension ROM - typical - answer20 degrees Hip extension - main mov...

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6 pages

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Orthotic CPM Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers In normal gait what are the stages of stance phase - answerInitial contact Loading Response Midstance Terminal Stance Preswing Give an example of substitution (compensation) in gait - answerLateral trunk lean to affected side caused by weak abductors Steppage gait caused by drop foot and long limbs Hip Hiking caused by long limb from either weakness or deformity What are 4 examples of coronal plane gait deviations - answerLateral t...

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15 pages

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Orthotics CPM Exam Questions With Complete Solutions Hip flexion ROM - position - answerseated - lift leg to ceiling Hip flexion ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip flexion ROM - typical - answer120 degrees Hip flexion - main movers/innervation - answerillopsoas, quads (femoral nerve) Hip extension ROM - position - answerprone, lift leg to ceiling Hip extension ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip extension ROM - typical - answer20 degrees Hip extension - main mov...

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6 pages

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Orthotic CPM Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers In normal gait what are the stages of stance phase - answerInitial contact Loading Response Midstance Terminal Stance Preswing Give an example of substitution (compensation) in gait - answerLateral trunk lean to affected side caused by weak abductors Steppage gait caused by drop foot and long limbs Hip Hiking caused by long limb from either weakness or deformity What are 4 examples of coronal plane gait deviations - answerLateral t...

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15 pages

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Orthotics CPM Exam Questions With Complete Solutions Hip flexion ROM - position - answerseated - lift leg to ceiling Hip flexion ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip flexion ROM - typical - answer120 degrees Hip flexion - main movers/innervation - answerillopsoas, quads (femoral nerve) Hip extension ROM - position - answerprone, lift leg to ceiling Hip extension ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip extension ROM - typical - answer20 degrees Hip extension - main mov...

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6 pages

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Orthotic CPM Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers In normal gait what are the stages of stance phase - answerInitial contact Loading Response Midstance Terminal Stance Preswing Give an example of substitution (compensation) in gait - answerLateral trunk lean to affected side caused by weak abductors Steppage gait caused by drop foot and long limbs Hip Hiking caused by long limb from either weakness or deformity What are 4 examples of coronal plane gait deviations - answerLateral t...

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Orthotic CPM Written Exam 2024 with Complete Solutions 100% Verified In normal gait what are the stages of stance phase Correct Answer Initial contact Loading Response Midstance Terminal Stance Preswing Give an example of substitution (compensation) in gait Correct Answer Lateral trunk lean to affected side caused by weak abductors Steppage gait caused by drop foot and long limbs Hip Hiking caused by long limb from either weakness or deformity What are 4 examples of coronal pla...

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