Musculoskeletal System (Msq Drill 203)

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1. Is everything in medicine concrete?
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2. Regardless of age or specialty the most common reason people present to the doctosr's office is for a musculoskeletal problem. True or false?
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3. What are the two types of validity
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4. Which validity do you ask : can you generalise the conclusions outside the study parameters?
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5. Errors in the measuring device will result in a sampling or measurement error?
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6. If the sensitivity is high, then the positive or negative test should rule out disease?
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7. Gamma neurons are small or large AHC's
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8. The wrong sample size will be a sampling or measurement error?
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9. Which type of pain is descriptive of the radicular pain that occurs when the dorsal roots are irritated?
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10. No contraction is a grade 0 or grade 1?
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11. A palpable contraction with no movment is a grade:
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12. Normal full active ROM, muscle can withstand strong resistance against gravity:
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13. If the specificty is high, then the positive or negative test rules in the diagnosis?
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14. Do tendons stretch in reflex testing?
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15. Validity is bsically what is true in literature. True or false?
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16. Is near normal strength a grade 3 or 4?
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ROM in the plane parallel to gravity or less than full active ROM (gravity eliminated)
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18. Which validity do you ask: Do the results explain the truth?
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19. How well the test or procedure can identify disease?
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20. PNS lesion:  Which is usually greater between the loss of light touch or pin prick?
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21. Full active ROM against gravity - no resistance
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22. Are alpha motor neurons large or small anterior horn cells?
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23. What is the least precise range in MMT grading?

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more subjective

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24. In MMT what reflects peripheral neuromuscular function?
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25. The very best tests do not have any:
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26. How well the test identifies people without disease?
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27. If the results are reproducible and consistent then the results are considered to be: ________ .
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28. Which neurons have axons that go to the intrafusal muscle fibers?
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29. Error affects validity. Which of the following is(are) examples of errors that can affect validity?
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30. Which grade has large subjectivity due to day to day variability?
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31. If you use border ranges such as pluses and minuses for MMT, do the specificity and sensitivty go up?
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32. What is the most important observation during reflex testing?
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33. Reflex activity is based on which two elements?
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Is everything in medicine concrete?
Regardless of age or specialty the most common reason people present...
What are the two types of validity
Which validity do you ask : can you generalise the conclusions outside...
Errors in the measuring device will result in a sampling or...
If the sensitivity is high, then the positive or negative test should...
Gamma neurons are small or large AHC's
The wrong sample size will be a sampling or measurement error?
Which type of pain is descriptive of the radicular pain that...
No contraction is a grade 0 or grade 1?
A palpable contraction with no movment is a grade:
Normal full active ROM, muscle can withstand strong resistance against...
If the specificty is high, then the positive or negative test rules in...
Do tendons stretch in reflex testing?
Validity is bsically what is true in literature. True or false?
Is near normal strength a grade 3 or 4?
ROM in the plane parallel to gravity or less than full active ROM...
Which validity do you ask: Do the results explain the truth?
How well the test or procedure can identify disease?
PNS lesion:  Which is usually greater between the loss of...
Full active ROM against gravity - no resistance
Are alpha motor neurons large or small anterior horn cells?
What is the least precise range in MMT grading?
In MMT what reflects peripheral neuromuscular function?
The very best tests do not have any:
How well the test identifies people without disease?
If the results are reproducible and consistent then the results are...
Which neurons have axons that go to the intrafusal muscle fibers?
Error affects validity. Which of the following is(are) examples of...
Which grade has large subjectivity due to day to day variability?
If you use border ranges such as pluses and minuses for MMT, do the...
What is the most important observation during reflex testing?
Reflex activity is based on which two elements?
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