MMT Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

MSK exam 1 questions & answers 2023/2024 List the 18 steps of examination - ANSWER-1. Intake forms 2. initial observation 3. History 4. Systems Review 5. Screening 6. Structural inspection 7. Palpation for condition 8. AROM 9. PROM 10. MSTT 11. MLT 12. MMT 13. Special Tests 14. Neurovascular/neuromuscular 15. palpation for tenderness 16. movement analysis 17. diagnostic imaging 18. eval/diagnosis/prognosis Why do we palpate for condition? - ANSWER-to determine what stage...

Prosthetic CPM study guide Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 What measurements for a TT Patient need to be collected for casting? - ANSWER-AP(at PTB), M/L (at condyles), PML, Residual Length MTP- Floor Foot Size Circumferences every 2" What questions should you ask at evaluation for a prosthetics - ANSWER-Cause and date of amputation Comorbidities (DM, kidney, hypertension0 Contralateral Limb integrity Skin Integrity Hand Dexterity/strength Vocational/Recreational Activities...

What measurements should you take for a transtibial patient? AP ML PML Limb Length MTP to Floor Foot Size Circumferences every 1" What measurements should you take for a transfemoral patient? IT to end of limb ML at IT to GT AP below gluteal fold Circumferences every 2" IT to floor KC to floor Foot length Hip flexion angle What questions should you ask during an evaluation for a prosthesis? (3 Health, 5 Physical, 5 Daily Life) HEALTH: Cause and date of amputatio...

NPTEFF Exam Review Notecards Questions with Correct Answers A pt came to a clinic with the diagnosis of end stage renal disease. The PT is most concerned about prescribing a program for general conditioning. During treatment, the PT notices that the pt is developing skin pallor, fatigue, and dyspnea. The PT monitors the pt's vitals, and will expect which value to be MOST affected based on the pt's diagnosis? A) Increase SBP B) Increase DBP C) Decrease SBP D) Normal or lower than norma...

Human Movement System Correct Answer anatomical structures and physiological factors that interact to move the body and its component parts What role do PT's play in the movement system? (3) Correct Answer Provide perspective with distinct knowledge of movement system Examine and evaluate movement system to provide POC Maximize ability to interact with environment by using movement related interventions to optimize functional capacity and performance What is a conceptual framework? Corr...

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List the functions of the skeletal system - -Supports and shape the body -Protects vital organs -Produced red blood cells -Stores calcium and phosphorus Name the muscles that the axillary nerve innervates - -Deltoids -Teres minor Name the muscles that the musculocutaneous nerve innervates - -Biceps -Brachialis -Coracobrachialis Sternoclavicualar joint - -Connects the clavicle and UE to the axial skeleton -plane joint -motions: elevation/depression, protraction/retraction, and rotation...

NOTCE Adults Exam Questions with Correct Answers OT Interventions for Arthritis? - Answer-Energy conservation, joint protection, provision of adaptive equipment, orthotic intervention, psychosocial support, activity modification, stretching, strengthening, ROM, education Common joint issues cause by RA? - Answer-Joint laxity Joint subluxation Tendon subluxation Tendon rupture Bone erosion Cartilage loss Loose packed VS Closed packed position - Answer-Loose Packed = resting positi...

Prosthetic CPM Exam Questions and Answers TF Bench Alignment - ANSWER 5* socket flexion (+contracture) 6-7* socket adduction (or match sound) Socket medial wall parallel to line of progression Knee: 5-25 mm posterior to weightline, external rotation 3-5* Foot: 12-37mm outset from IT, 5-7* external rotation TT Bench Alignment - ANSWER 5* socket flexion (+contracture) 5* socket adduction (or match sound) Foot: 37mm posterior to midline (SACH) or 1/3 of foot (DR) Foo...

CEIS II Final exam 2023 with complete solution What happens to force production if the tendon is lengthened? increased force production because there is more stored energy What does a longer muscle do to the force production? Decreased force production. Which type II fibers fatigue quicker? Type IIB What muscle fibers are fatigue resistant? Slow twitch (Type I) What type of fibers are used for powerful movements? Type IIB What determines population of different muscle fiber types? ...