CSFA SFA 201 week 6 Meridian Institute of Surgical Assisting | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers

CSFA SFA 201 week 6 Meridian Institute of Surgical Assisting |
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers

Question:
T/F: The anterior dislocation of the shoulder is often due to a
sports related injury

Answer:
True


Question:
T/F: Femoral insertion is one of the sites of disruption of the
anterior cruciate ligament

Answer:
True


Question:
T/F: In an older patient, minor twisting forces may be enough
to cause meniscal tears which are usually vertically oriented

Answer:
False


Question:
T/F: A total joint replacement involves replacement of the
acetabular and femoral parts of the joint

Answer:
True


Question:
T/F: A common test for osteoarthritis is having the patients in a
standing position and performing a negative Trendelenburg
test

Answer:
False

, Question:
T/F: In a superficial burn the epidermis and dermis are
destroyed, leaving no ability for epithelial regrowth except
from the wound edges

Answer:
False


Question:
T/F: Dupuytren's disease is a progressive contracture of the
palmar fascia

Answer:
True


Question:
T/F: Because it is so rare, anterior dislocation is usually done
as an open reduction. This cannot be done by manipulation
under anesthesia

Answer:
False


Question:
T/F: Bunions and hallux valgus are the most common
occurring deformity in the foot. Two distinct groups of patients
usually present: the adolescent boy and the adult male

Answer:
False


Question:
T/F: In addition to the usual "listen, look, feel, move"
examination of the hip, three other observations should be
made. They are walking, standing and lying

Answer:
True