Welcome to your OTPT Name Email [What gait deviation would you primarily expect to see with a tibial nerve lesion?] Dropfoot through swing phase Over pronation in weight bearing Plantarflexion contracture Uncontrolled tibial advancement in stance phase None . [Spondylolisthesis is a condition best described as:] A fracture of the pars articularis Anterior displacement of the L5 vertebra in relation to the sacrum Anterior displacement of the sacrum in relation to the L5 vertebra A subluxation of the superior facet None . [How long do The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services require medical records be retained for their beneficiaries?] 18 months 3 years 5 years 7 years None . [Optimal alignment stability is important for all of the following EXCEPT] Increased safety Decreased energy consumption Increased confidence Increased gait speed None . [The proper location of the knee joint on a KAFO is] at the level of the tibial plateau at the level of the adductor tubercle one-half the distance between the adductor tubercle and the tibial plateau one-half the distance between the ankle joint and the superior edge of the proximal thigh band. None . [Which of the following is not true of Sheurmann’s kyphosis?] It may be treated using a Milwaukee CTLSO It is a sagittal plane deformity An LSO to posteriorly tilt pelvis will improve this condition It is an idiopathic juvenile disorder None . [Body powered prostheses depend on ______ to create movement in the terminal device] cables and proximal motion external batteries and cables microprocessors and batteries motor nerve impulses and electrodes None . [A PT has an amputee in the parallel bars and is training him to rotate his pelvis in the transverse plane. The PT should use the following techniques in order:] Resistance, rhythmic initiation, tactile cues Rhythmic initiation, resistance, tactile cues Tactile cues, resistance, rhythmic initiation 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 . [Which of the following is considered an upper motor neuron disorder?] cerebral palsy multiple sclerosis polimyelitis b and c a and b all of the above None . [Which of the following actions are carried out by the sartorius?] Hip flexion and external rotation; knee flexion Hip flexion; knee extension Hip abduction and external rotation; knee extension Hip abduction and internal rotation; knee flexion None . [A disarticulation of the metatarsals from the midfoot is called a _____ amputation] Chopart Lisfranc Transmetatarsal Forefoot None . [A patient presents to your office with bossing of the right posterior cranium and flattening on the left posterior cranium. How would you classify this?] Right posterior brachycephalic Right posterior plagiocephaly Left posterior brachycephalic Left posterior plagiocephaly None . [True dorsiflexion and plantarflexion occur in what plane?] Sagittal Coronal Frontal Transverse None . [For an amputee who is fearful and has only fair balance, ______ would be the most appropriate assistive device] Cane Crutches Walker None . [Crotch pressure can cause all of these except] Short prosthetic stance Long prosthetic swing Vaulting Trunk lean None . [The socket that articulates with the head of the femur is known as the] cubital fossa popliteal fossa coracoid acetabulum None . [A patient with hyperkyphosis is placed in a Milwaukee CTLSO for treatment. Where should the corrective pressures be placed?] Anterior throat ring, anterior thoracic pad Anterior throat ring, posterior thoracic pad Posterior throat ring, anterior thoracic pad Posterior throat ring, posterior thoracic pad None . [When positioning the wrist for the fitting of a WHO the most functional position would be] slightly flexed fully extended neither flexed no extended slightly extended None . [Flaccid paralysis is most often seen in] upper motor neuron injuries central nervous system injuries peripheral nervous system injuries both a and b None . Please fill in the comment box below. Time's up
