PQG3 Part 1 of 4 assesses knowledge in physical therapy, focusing on practical scenarios like skin care for spinal injury, CPR, gait biomechanics, blood pressure monitoring, disability behavior assessment, and ultrasound application. It's designed to enhance clinical decision-making skills.
Abduct the affected arm to 90 degrees and internally rotate
Abduct the affected arm to 90 degrees, move into forward flexion, adduct and internally rotate
Abduct the affected arm to 90 degrees and externally rotate
Adduct the affected arm to 90 degrees and externally rotate
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Disturbed sense of balance and faulty depth perception
Hypertonicity, contractures and clonus
Slow involuntary uncontrolled movements
Severe intention tremor
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The transducer should be placed directly on the skin.
A commercial gel is appropriate for a coupling medium.
The transducer should be held one-half to one inch from the skin and moved throughout the entire session.
The patient should independently move the transducer once it is immersed in the water.
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One joint at a time is moved in one direction.
A joint is mobilized in the closed packed position.
Commence with grade I distraction when possible.
The patient and the extremity to be treated should be placed in a comfortable position.
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Appropriate with normal development
Developmentally delayed
Developmentally accelerated
To present with cerebral palsy
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Abductors and hip flexors
Hamstrings and hip extensors
Quadriceps and hip flexors
Adductors and hip extensors
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Systolic blood pressure value
Extremity used
Patient position
Type of stethoscope used
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Minerva cervical thoracic orthosis
Philadelphia collar
Sternal-occipital-mandibular immobilizer
Thoracolumbar-sacral orthosis
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Paraffin
Hot packs
Vapocoolant sprays
Fluidotherapy
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Shoulder external rotators
Shoulder internal rotators
Shoulder abductors
Shoulder adductors
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The prosthesis is too short
The prosthesis is too long
Weak plantarflexors on the right
There is decreased toe-out on the left
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Rolling from prone to supine
Sitting independently
Cruising
Creeping
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Lachman
Pivot shift
McMurray
Apprehension
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Osgood-Schlatter disease
Retropatellar syndrome
Chondromalacia patella
Plica syndrome
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Notify nursing and remind the patient of their role in proper skin care
Order a water mattress for the patient
Alert the patient to the potential dangers of skin breakdown
Notify the primary physician and declare a medical emergency
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Guillain-Barre syndrome
Myasthenia gravis
Osgood-Schlatter disease
Multiple sclerosis
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Making the patient less dependent and more active in their rehabilitative program
Attempting to meet the needs of the insurance provider, employer, physician and patient
Building confidence in the patient’s physical capabilities and control over their future
All of these
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Decreased extensor spasticity in the lower extremities
Inhibition of flexor spasticity in the upper extremities
Protraction of the scapula
All of these
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Pelvic tilts
Walking
Deep breathing
All are acceptable
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Active stretching exercises only
Grade I and II mobilization
Grade IV and V mobilization
Avoid all stretching or mobilization until the patient is pain free
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Gross limitation of flexion, abduction and internal rotation
Gross limitation of flexion, adduction and external rotation
Gross limitation of extension, abduction and external rotation
Gross limitation of extension, adduction and internal rotation
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Long term irritation of the trachea and bronchi
Increased mucus production
Decreased vital capacity
Often a result of an allergic reaction
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The student safely executes assessment of the transfer status of a patient.
The student demonstrates beginning integration of patient problems into the treatment program
The student provides patient coverage for an absent colleague.
The student participates in a team conference by reporting on an assigned patient.
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Approximation
Prolonged stretching
Vibration
Icing
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L4
L5
S1
S2
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A 15-20 degree curve is considered to be mild scoliosis
Bracing can be an effective treatment tool
Scoliosis is named by the direction of the concavity
Early detection through school screening is essential
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Negative Thompson test
Absent Achilles reflex
Lack of toe off during gait
All of these are indicative of a ruptured Achilles tendon
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Musculocutaneous
Axillary
Radial
Ulnar
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Anterior glide of the tibia
Superior glide of the patella
Dorsal glide of the tibia
Anterior glide of the fibular head
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At the initiation of movement
At the point where the desired muscular response begins to diminish
Throughout the full active range of motion
Only after a manual stretch to the quadriceps
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Increased knee stability
Decreased knee stability
Have no effect on knee stability
Cause genu recurvatum
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The heart’s resistance to the presence of the catheter
The catheter releasing dye into the coronary arteries
The catheter monitoring the pressure within the arteries
The catheter obtaining samples of cells which line the arteries
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Metal upright ankle-foot orthosis
Polypropylene solid ankle-foot orthosis
Prefabricated posterior leaf orthosis
Metal upright knee-ankle foot orthosis
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Bobath
Fay
Knott
Rood
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Anterior
Posterior
Directly through the knee joint
All of these are incorrect
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Posterior wall
Anterior wall
Lateral wall
Medial wall
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Eccentric contraction of the anterior tibialis
Eccentric contraction of the gastrocsoleus
Concentric contraction of the anterior tibialis
Concentric contraction of the gastrocsoleus
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Marching in place
Flutter kicking in prone
Ring toss while standing
Treading water
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Rapid, deep inspiration
Incomplete use of muscles for deep inspiration
Frequent sighing
All of these
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You should turn away from the affected side
You should turn towards the affected side
It does not matter which way you pivot if you are full weight bearing
Keep the cane in front of you
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Foot flat
Heel strike
Midstance
Toe off
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Dorsal glide of the carpals
Stabilize lunate, volar glide radius
Stabilize capitate, volar glide lunate
Stabilize radius, volar glide scaphoid
Partial innervation of the diaphragm
Full epigastric rise in supine
A ventilator is required for assisted breathing
Normal ventilatory reserve
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The patient regains full consciousness
The heart starts beating again
A second rescuer trained in CPR takes over
You are too exhausted to continue
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Confront the patient with the findings before initiating the treatment plan
Immediately contact the patent’s physician and explain the findings
Initiate the treatment plan, however consider the possibility that the disease state is being maintained by external consequences
Continue with the current treatment plan without further delay and dismiss the findings
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Diabetes
Thyroid disease
History of precipitous labor
Mild hypotension
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Low volt
High volt
Russian
Interferential
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Deep breathing and coughing exercises
Gait training with an appropriate assistive device that will be used postoperatively
Basic precautions for early bed mobility
Proper use of an abduction pillow for 1-2 weeks postoperatively
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