Welcome to your Physical Therapy NAME: Your Email: 1. [True or false: Frequency distributions can aid the researcher in drawing charts and graphs.] True. False. None . 2. [The amount of air that can be forcibly exhaled at the end of the normal respiration is known as] Tidal volume. Functional residual capacity. Expiratory reserve volume. Vital capacity. Residual volume. None . 3. [All of the following are considered categories of the operating budget, except:] Salaries and wages. Travel expenses. Continuing education. Office party expenses. None . 4. [One of the early symptoms of mitral stenosis is] Palpitations. Angina. Chest pain. Dyspnea with exertion. None . 5. [A 3-year-old boy with moderate spastic diplegia is referred to physical therapy for an adaptive equipment check. Which of the following equipment is NOT indicated in this case?] Bilateral KAFOs. Prone stander. AFOs to reduce tone. Posterior walker. None . 6. [The site of gaseous exchange in the pulmonary system is] The trachea. The bronchi. The alveoli. The bronchioles. None . 7. [You read a clinical study investigating the relationship between ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) and type of exercise: arm isokinetics versus leg isokinetics. The study reports a correlation of 0.55 with the arm isokinetics and accrrelation of 0.80 with the leg isokinetics. From these findings, you could determine:] Leg isokinetic exercises are highly correlated with RPE while arm isokinetic exercises are only moderately correlated. Both arm and leg isokinetic exercises are only moderately correlated with RPE. Both arm and leg isokinetic exercises are highly correlated with RPE. The common variance of both types of testing is only 25%. None . 8. [. The resting potential of a cell may be defined as: ] A refractory period in which the cell cannot respond to stimuli. The inherent ability of the cell to suspend protein synthesis. Selective membrane permeability to potassium, resulting in an electronegative potential within the cell. The result of a strong influx of sodium ions through the cell membrane. None . 9. [In a patient with excessive lumbar lordosis, which muscles will not need stretching?] Hip flexors. Hamstrings. Back extensors. Pectoralis major. None . 10. [Which element of patient/client management includes gathering information from the chart, other caregivers, the patient, the patient's family, caretakers, and friends in order to identify and define the patient's problem(s)?] The evaluation. The intervention. The examination. The test and measures. None . 11. [Factors promoting venous return to the heart during exercise include all of the followi ng except:] Comparative ease of flow from arteries to veins through dilated skeletal muscle arterioles. Increase in venous tone. Increased respiratory movements. Decreased peristalsis. None . 12. [True or false: Fascia is an example of dense regular C1] True. False. None . 13. [Acute bacterial endocarditis may develop from] Gonococci. Pneumococci. Streptococci. All of the above. None . 14. [Which of the following muscles is active throughout the entire gait cycle?] Tibialis anterior. Soleus. Hamstrings. Quadriceps. None . 15. [You are examining a patient with a history of knee trauma. There is marked swelling of the knee joint, the tibia can be displaced forward on the femur, and there is pain and marked instability of the knee joint. Which of the following structures is likely to be involved?] Medial collateral ligament. Lateral collateral ligament. Anterior cruciate ligament. Posterior cruciate ligament. None . 16. [Which of the following muscles does not attach to the humerus?] Teres major. Pectoralis major. Pectoralis minor. Supraspinatus. None . 17. [A valid informed consent for research purposes must include all of the following elements except:] A statement ensuring the subject's commitment to participate for the duration of the study. An understandable explanation of the purpose and procedures to be used. All reasonable and foreseeable risks and discomforts. All potential benefits of participation. None . 18. [Which of the following is characterized by tendinitis of the patella tendon and osteochondroses of its tibial attachment?] Legg-Perthes disease. Rickets. Paget's disease. Osgood-Schlatter disease. None . 19. [The characteristic cell type involved in a chronic inflammatory process is the:] Mast cell. Polymorpho nuclear leukocyte. Lymphocyte. Eisinophil. None . 20. [Which of the following, although it is a benign tumor, can through the destruction of bone in its immediate vicinity?] Osteogenic sarcoma. Chondroma. Osteoma. Giant cell tumor. None . Time's upTime is Up!
