PTAP 1300 Midterm Review Concorde || correct answers
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Endarterectomy correct answers removing plaque from an artery-commonly in the carotid artery
to prevent a stroke
FWB correct answers full weight bearing
low back pain correct answers LBP
lower extremity correct answers LE
manual muscle test correct answers MMT
minimal assistance correct answers Min A
moderate assist correct answers Mod A-
osteoarthritis correct answers OA
plantar flexion correct answers PF
progressive resistive exercise correct answers PRE
passive range of motion correct answers PROM
partial weight bearing correct answers PWB
,stand by assist correct answers SBA
straight leg raise correct answers SLR
modified independent correct answers Mod I
transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation correct answers TENS
total hip replacement correct answers THR
total hip arthroplasty correct answers THA
total knee replacement correct answers TKR
total knee arthroplasty correct answers TKA
toe touch weight bearing correct answers TTWB
traction correct answers Tx
T Band correct answers theraband
upper extremity correct answers UE
ultrasound correct answers US
,weight bearing correct answers WB
weight bearing as tolerated correct answers WBAT
within normal limits correct answers WNL
strain correct answers A condition resulting from damaging a muscle or tendon
sprain correct answers stretching or tearing of ligaments
partial dislocation correct answers What does Subluxation mean?
complete dislocation correct answers separating the surface of the joint
Osteomyelitis correct answers Inflammation caused by an infection of the bone and bone
marrow(implying infection in medullary cavity—the interior of the bone)
kyphosis correct answers excessive outward curvature of the spine, causing hunching of the
back.
increased lordosis correct answers hip flexors and erectors tight
glutes trans abdominis weak
( increased arch in low back)
Scoliosis correct answers lateral curvature of the spine
Osteoporosis correct answers A condition in which the body's bones become weak and break
easily.
, fracture correct answers to break (a bone)
myeloma correct answers tumor of the bone marrow
osteoscarcoma correct answers cancerous tumor of bone
herniated disc correct answers protrusion of a fragmented intervertebral disc in the intervertebral
foramen with potential compression of a nerve
carpal tunnel syndrome correct answers compression of the median nerve as it passes between
the ligament and the bones and tendons of the wrist
muscular dystrophy correct answers group of hereditary diseases characterized by degeneration
of muscle and weakness
arthrodesis correct answers surgical fusion of a joint
discectomy correct answers Removing part of disc in spine that is protruding
laminectomy correct answers removing part of spine, called the lamina in order to relieve
pressure or perform other procedures
meniscectomy correct answers removing cartilage in the knee
Arthroplasty (joint replacement)- correct answers a term which technically means surgical repair
of a joint is a procedure to surgically replace arthritic joint surfaces-most commonly done in the
hip and knee
100%.
Endarterectomy correct answers removing plaque from an artery-commonly in the carotid artery
to prevent a stroke
FWB correct answers full weight bearing
low back pain correct answers LBP
lower extremity correct answers LE
manual muscle test correct answers MMT
minimal assistance correct answers Min A
moderate assist correct answers Mod A-
osteoarthritis correct answers OA
plantar flexion correct answers PF
progressive resistive exercise correct answers PRE
passive range of motion correct answers PROM
partial weight bearing correct answers PWB
,stand by assist correct answers SBA
straight leg raise correct answers SLR
modified independent correct answers Mod I
transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation correct answers TENS
total hip replacement correct answers THR
total hip arthroplasty correct answers THA
total knee replacement correct answers TKR
total knee arthroplasty correct answers TKA
toe touch weight bearing correct answers TTWB
traction correct answers Tx
T Band correct answers theraband
upper extremity correct answers UE
ultrasound correct answers US
,weight bearing correct answers WB
weight bearing as tolerated correct answers WBAT
within normal limits correct answers WNL
strain correct answers A condition resulting from damaging a muscle or tendon
sprain correct answers stretching or tearing of ligaments
partial dislocation correct answers What does Subluxation mean?
complete dislocation correct answers separating the surface of the joint
Osteomyelitis correct answers Inflammation caused by an infection of the bone and bone
marrow(implying infection in medullary cavity—the interior of the bone)
kyphosis correct answers excessive outward curvature of the spine, causing hunching of the
back.
increased lordosis correct answers hip flexors and erectors tight
glutes trans abdominis weak
( increased arch in low back)
Scoliosis correct answers lateral curvature of the spine
Osteoporosis correct answers A condition in which the body's bones become weak and break
easily.
, fracture correct answers to break (a bone)
myeloma correct answers tumor of the bone marrow
osteoscarcoma correct answers cancerous tumor of bone
herniated disc correct answers protrusion of a fragmented intervertebral disc in the intervertebral
foramen with potential compression of a nerve
carpal tunnel syndrome correct answers compression of the median nerve as it passes between
the ligament and the bones and tendons of the wrist
muscular dystrophy correct answers group of hereditary diseases characterized by degeneration
of muscle and weakness
arthrodesis correct answers surgical fusion of a joint
discectomy correct answers Removing part of disc in spine that is protruding
laminectomy correct answers removing part of spine, called the lamina in order to relieve
pressure or perform other procedures
meniscectomy correct answers removing cartilage in the knee
Arthroplasty (joint replacement)- correct answers a term which technically means surgical repair
of a joint is a procedure to surgically replace arthritic joint surfaces-most commonly done in the
hip and knee
