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Chapter 8 Part II Review
Chapter 8 Part II Review
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Musculoskeletal conditions and treatment concepts.
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Thermal agents effect the amount of blood flow to the area treated.
True
False
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The Rand 36 Item (SF-36) was completed by patients during the MOS.
False
True
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Physical agents are classified based on what?
TENS
electricity
cyrotherapy
energy
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Hydrotherapy is a heating agent.
False
True
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A specialized treatment approach using patterns of movement.
NMES
TENS
SEEK
PNF
6
The Hawkin's Test is used to test for:
knee stability
wrist nerve entrapment
neck pain
shoulder impingement
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Test used for testing anterior cruciate ligament instability
Lincoln
Layman
Letterman
Lachman
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Muscle contraction resulting in muscle lengthening.
isokinetic
isotonic
eccentric
concentric
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Results when standardized instruments are used to measure patient’s actual /perceived activity.
thermal
cyrotherapy
outcome measures
gold standard
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Isotonic contraction can be either concentric or eccentric.
False
True
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The ability to maintain body position in equilibrium.
isokinetic
balance
core
isometric
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The Phalen's Test is used to test for:
neck pain
shoulder impingement
knee stability
wrist nerve entrapment
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This PAM is used to decrease tissue temperature and blood flow.
NMES
Cyrotherapy
Hot packs
TENS
14
A technique to manually increase flexibility is pull/bounce
False
True
15
Cryotherapy is a heating agent.
False
True
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Manual therapy such as joint mobilization can be provided by an assistant.
False
True
17
Muscle contraction at a constant speed.
eccentric
isotonic
isometric
isokinetic
18
Cardiovascular endurance training performed over a long period of time at a low intensity.
anaerobic training
cardiopulmonary training
aortic training
aerobic training
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Exercises such as active, passive, active assist, and active resistive are examples of what?
functional exercises
physical exercises
range of motion
exercise assessment
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Concentric contraction is movement with muscle fibers shortening.
True
False
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Muscle contraction without movement.
isotonic
eccentric
isometric
isokinetic
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(CTs) detailed 3D images of the body, such as soft tissues, blood vessels, and the brain.
computer telemetry
computed telemetry
computed tomography
computed topography
23
The type of agents used to modify the temperature of surrounding tissue.
heat
hydocollator
thermal
cold
24
Hot packs, paraffin treatment, fluidotherapy, and short-wave diathermy are examples of what?
heating agents
electrical agents
cold agents
soft agents
25
Using the hands to feel deformity, swelling, pain location
palpation
PNF
energy
TENS
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MRI uses an exceptionally strong magnet and radio frequency waves to create image of your body.
magic reasoning imaging
magnetic resonance imaging
magnetic resonant image
27
Neuromuscular electrical stimulation is used in wound healing.
True
False
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Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation
TENS
PNF
NENE
NMES
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How are thermal agents classified.
superficial heat
all three
cold
deep heat
30
What is the core of most rehabilitation programs.
Exercise physiology
range of motion
Therapeutic exercise
Functional activities
31
This strength provides proximal stability allowing appropriate distal movement.
core
extremities
appendicular
axial
32
Physical agents are provided to effect what response.
temperature responses
skin responses
muscle responses
tissue responses
33
A goal of therapeutic exercise is to educate the patient.
True
False
34
Professional consider the Oswestry Low Back Disability Questionnaire.
energy
Outcome measures
Gold Standard
palpation
35
Mechanical traction, hyperbaric oxygen, biofeedback, and ultraviolet treatment are called what?
MAPs
PNFs
PAMs
TENS
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Used to decrease blood flow therefore reducing swelling and pain.
thermal heat
laser treatment
ultraviolet
cyrotherapy