Welcome to your OTPT Name Email [Which muscle inserts on the navicular and medial cuneiform?] Posterior tibialis Peroneus longus Peroneus tertius Extensor digitorum longus None . [Gower’s sign is best described by which of the following?] With a semi-flexed knee and foot resting on a firm surface move the proximal tibia anteriorly and posteriorly on the femur. A tibia that moves posteriorly is a positive sign. With patient side-lying and knee supported abduct and extend the hip, a knee that does not adduct when released is a positive sign. Have the patient move from a seated position on the floor to standing. The patient using his or her arms to walk up the thighs is a positive sign Have the patient supine on the bed with one leg pulled to the chest and the opposite leg extended off the table with knee flexed. A positive sign is the extended leg flexing or abducting at the hip. None . [Amputee with very sensitive skin, abrades easily] Supracondylar Pin and shuttle Corset and joint Waist belt None . [True dorsiflexion and plantarflexion occur in what plane?] Sagittal Coronal Frontal Transverse None . [Which scenario is best to test to differential between a grade 3 and a grade 4 psoas major strength?] Patient lies supine with knee extended; examiner resists hip flexion Patient lies prone with knee flexed; examiner resists hip extension Patient lies supine with knee extended; examiner resists hip extension Patient lies side-lying with knee flexed; examiner resists hip flexion None . [A _________ orthosis is often used to treat kyphosis.] Norton Brown Milwaukee McAusland None . [Assuming safety is assured with both, which would be preferred for gait outside the parallel bars in an acute amputee?] Crutches Walker None . [Hydrocephalus often accompanies which of the following?] Meningitis Positional plagiocephaly Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Spina Bifida None . [What amputee is likely to use auxiliary suspension] Fluctuating volume Poor dexterity Poor endurance None . [A transaction through the forearm is called a _______ amputation] below elbow transradial translunar None . [Which pathology is most likely to be fit with free knee joints?] L2 spinal cord injury Damage to the femoral nerve Moderate knee flexion contracture Genu varum deformity None . [The lumbricals function to:] Flex the MCP joints and the PIP joints Extend the MCP joints Flex the MCP joints and extend the PIP joints Abduct the phalanges None . [The wearing time for a new prosthesis should be gradually increased because] The amputee’s skin needs time to accommodate to the new forces The components must be gradually “broken in” in order to last Patients can’t be trusted to pay attention to warning signs The therapist need time to thoroughly evaluate gait None . [The position of the thoracic facets most easily allows for which movements?] Rotation and extension Rotation and lateral flexion Flexion and abduction Flexion and extension None . [Adduction and abduction occurs in...] coronal plane transverse plane sagittal plane both a and c None . [A patient fit with a CASH orthosis is experiencing discomfort under the sternal pad. What is the best action to take?] Contour sternal upright to pull pad away from the patient Add low durometer padding to the sternal pad Switch the sternal pad to pectoral pads Loosen posterior strap to reduce three point pressures None . [Extension of the proximal phalanx at the MP joint is produced by...] the long extensor long extensor and interossei long extensor and lumbricales b and c combined None . [Hip flexion contractures DO NOT affect a transtibial amputee’s ambulation.] True False None . [Which of the Semmes-Weinstein monofilaments differentiates whether an amputee does or does not have protective sensation?] 1 g 10 g 100 g 1000 g None . [An amputee that puts on flat shoes instead of their usual shoe with a ¾ heel is ____likely to fall] less more equally None . Please fill in the comment box below. Time's up
