PTTM Exam 1 Practice

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• Which dermatome level corresponds to the medial antecubital fossa?
• Which setup correctly describes forearm supination and pronation measurement in terms of stabilization and arm placement?
• Which movement has normative end feel described as Hard/Firm with a range of 0-80 degrees?
• What is the Review of Systems?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the talocalcaneal (subtalar) joint?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the hip joint?
• When performing a cervical rotation measurement, which combination reflects the correct stabilizing method and fulcrum location?
• Which of the following best describes the AAOS normative end feel and range for elbow flexion?
• Which of the following should be avoided in positioning a patient with hemiplegia?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for great toe MTP flexion?
• Which abnormal end feel is described as capsule adhesion, being more firm and with less mobility than expected?
• When assessing ankle inversion/eversion ROM, which statement correctly describes the fulcrum placement?
• Thoracolumbar flexion ROM: which option correctly describes the measurement approach?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the midcarpal joint?
• Which step immediately follows obtaining consent in the ROM assessment sequence?
• What is the loose-packed position for radiocarpal volar glide joint mobilization?
• Which joint has a capsular pattern of flexion greater than extension with a 5:1 ratio?
• Which of the following are listed ROM measurement tools?
• For measuring hip internal/external rotation with a goniometer, which combination correctly describes the patient position, stabilization, and fulcrum placement?
• What are the preparation steps before handling patients?
• How should an individual joint ROM be documented?
• Which option describes the quality of motion corresponding to 'Normal: smooth' on the joint integrity descriptors?
• Which item is not listed among ROM measurement tools?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the metacarpophalangeal joints of digits 2-5?
• Which arrangement correctly describes wrist flexion/extension measurement, including patient position and goniometer placement?
• Does incision placement in a hip replacement affect the positioning precautions?
• In radiocarpal dorsal glide joint mobilization, what is the direction of the force applied by the force hand?
• After completing the initial ROM measurements, what is the next step?
• What is the normative ROM for hip extension in degrees?
• For an anterior hip replacement incision, which motion should be avoided?
• In talocrural posterior glide mobilization, which hand stabilizes the joint?
• In index MCP anterior/volar glide joint mobilization, what is the loose-packed position of the MCP joint?
• What is the normal capsular pattern of the interphalangeal joints 2-5?
• What is the normative ROM for hip abduction in degrees?
• Wrist radial deviation normative end feel and range?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel and ROM for shoulder abduction?
• What are 2 key components of body mechanics?
• Wrist flexion normative end feel and range?
• Which movement has 0-30 degrees range with Firm end feel?
• Which dermatome corresponds to the medial malleolus/foot?
• What is the normative end feel for thoracolumbar flexion?
• What is the step after completing the PROM repetition and goniometer alignment?
• For measuring cervical flexion and extension, which combination describes the patient position, stabilization, and goniometer placement?
• For measuring cervical lateral flexion, which setup is correct for patient position, stabilization, and goniometer placement?
• Hip abduction/adduction ROM: which option correctly identifies the moving arm?
• Which is NOT listed as Gross ROM assessment?
• Which statement accurately reflects a positioning principle for burns?
• Which of the following is NOT a reason proper positioning is important?
• Which of the following is not a lift type listed?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for ankle eversion?
• What is the final step in the ROM assessment sequence?
• Which motion has a normative end feel described as Soft or firm?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel and range for shoulder internal rotation?
• What is the AAOS normative range for ankle dorsiflexion?
• Which joint has a normative ROM endpoint of 0-45 degrees with a Firm end feel for lateral flexion?
• Ulnar deviation normative end feel and range?
• Which lift type involves a straight leg lift?
• What is the normal capsular pattern of the talonavicular calcaneocuboid joint?
• For posterior and posterolateral hip replacement incisions, which motion is NOT restricted?
• What is the AAOS normative range for IP great toe flexion?
• What is the sequence of the patient management model?
• In Semi-Fowlers, which pillow placement helps maintain neutral cervical alignment?
• Which joint has a normative ROM endpoint of 0-60 degrees with a Firm end feel?
• Distraction in joint assessment is defined as which of the following?
• Thoracolumbar side bend ROM requires which of the following as the correct fulcrum location?
• Which movement has Hard end feel at 0 degrees?
• What is the AAOS normative range for ankle plantar flexion?
• What is the normative ROM for hip flexion in degrees?
• Which lift type is named Traditional Lift?
• Thoracolumbar extension ROM measurement requires which of the following?
• Which myotome corresponds to knee extension?
• In Fowler's position, which pillow placement maintains neutral head posture?
• Which principle is emphasized in the positioning and activity management of rheumatoid arthritis?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel and ROM for cervical rotation?
• How should ROM be documented when two movements are recorded together?
• In the shoulder posterior glide joint mobilization for internal rotation, what is the direction of the applied force?
• When assessing shoulder flexion, which description accurately reflects the patient position and goniometer alignment?
• In prone, which pillow placement reduces lumbar extension stress?
• Which step involves repeating the PROM to end range and aligning the goniometer?
• You are measuring wrist radial deviation. Which option correctly specifies the patient position, stabilization, and goniometer placement?
• What increases stability?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the acromioclavicular joint?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the glenohumeral joint?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel and ROM for cervical flexion/extension?
• For talocrural anterior glide, which direction is the force applied?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the interphalangeal joints of digits 2-5?
• In the shoulder posterior glide joint mobilization, what is the stabilizing hand position?
• What is the recommended maximum amount of sitting per hour for patients with limb loss?
• Which arrangement describes the measurement of shoulder abduction with correct stabilization and goniometer placement?
• In prone, which pillow placement is described as Small pillow under head (head turned to side) or face cushion?
• Which tests are used to assess dysdiadochokinesia?
• What is the AAOS normative range for knee flexion?
• For talocrural anterior glide, what is the loose-packed position?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the carpometacarpal joints?
• Which step ensures a zero-degree starting point is established if possible?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for great toe MTP extension?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the humeroulnar joint?
• During ROM testing, which step involves stabilizing and determining end feel?
• For talocrural distraction, what is the loose-packed position?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for knee flexion?
• Which of the following best describes elbow flexion end feel?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for ankle dorsiflexion?
• The normal capsular pattern of inversion with plantar flexion, adduction, and supination describes which joint?
• Which reflex corresponds to the L2-L4 nerve roots?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for knee extension?
• In talocrural distraction mobilization, what is the patient position?
• Wrist extension normative end feel and range?
• Which of the following factors affect range of motion?
• Which parameter is palpated during integumentary screening?
• Which joint has a normative ROM endpoint of 0-90 degrees for external rotation?
• Patellar reflex corresponds to which nerve roots?
• For talocrural distraction, what is the stabilizing hand?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the midtarsal joint?
• Which joint has a normative ROM endpoint of 0-180 degrees for abduction?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for ankle plantar flexion?
• Thoracolumbar rotation ROM: which of the following is true about the stationary arm?
• Which end feel is described as firm due to joint capsule and surrounding tissues?
• Thoracolumbar rotation ROM is measured with the patient in which position and stabilization?
• In radiocarpal distraction joint mobilization, what is the direction of the force applied by the force hand?
• Hip abduction/adduction ROM: which option correctly states the moving arm?
• For talocrural anterior glide, what is the force hand placement?
• What is the normative end feel for hip flexion?
• On the joint integrity scale, which range corresponds to hypomobile motion?
• Which resting position is ideal for a patient with a transtibial amputation?
• Which end feel is described as a soft end feel?
• What is a positioning guideline for burns management in physical therapy?
• In Fowler's position, which addition helps support the lower back?
• Which descriptor indicates rough articular cartilage on the quality of motion descriptors?
• When assessing ankle plantarflexion/dorsiflexion, what is the alignment of the goniometer's moving arm?
• Which abnormal end feel is described as a springy block?
• What is a primary purpose of performing tests and measures in physical therapy?
• What is a primary purpose of taking a patient history in physical therapy?
• What is the correct sequence of the scientific method in physical therapy practice?
• Thoracolumbar flexion ROM is assessed. Which option correctly describes the patient position and measurement method?
• Finger MCP flexion/extension ROM is measured. Which option correctly describes the patient position, stabilization, and goniometer placement?
• Which is assessed in neuro screening?
• What is the normative ROM for thoracolumbar extension in degrees?
• In the shoulder posterior glide joint mobilization, what is described as the loose-packed position?
• Which motion has a normative ROM of 0-25 degrees?
• What is the normative ROM for hip external rotation in degrees?
• In Fowler's position, which pillow placement helps prevent posterior pelvic tilt?
• What is the first step in the ROM assessment sequence?
• Which statement reflects the correct ordering of Review of Systems and Systems Review?
• For knee flexion/extension ROM, where is the goniometer's fulcrum placed?
• Hip extension ROM: which statement correctly describes the stabilization and alignment?
• What makes Valsalva harmful according to the material?
• Which of the following is NOT part of Gross Strength screening?
• What is the normative ROM for thoracolumbar flexion in degrees?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the superior tibiofibular joint?
• To measure shoulder internal rotation, which combination is correct for patient position and goniometer setup?
• In measuring shoulder external rotation, which setup is correct for patient position and stabilization?
• Elbow extension normative end feel and range?
• Which joint has the pattern internal rotation greater than flexion, with abduction equal to extension?
• What is the AAOS normative ROM for DIP toe flexion?
• Which of the following describes the ideal resting position for a transfemoral amputation?
• Which of the following lists all components of the ICF model?
• Which tests are used to assess dysdiadochokinesia?
• Which setup is used for elbow flexion and extension measurement, including position, stabilization, and goniometer alignment?
• Which motion has a normative ROM of 0-35 degrees?
• Which of the following is NOT a recognized cause of hypomobility?
• What is the normative ROM for thoracolumbar rotation in degrees?
• In talocrural anterior glide mobilization, what is the patient position?
• Which dermatome level corresponds to the dorsal/palmar surface of the thumb?
• What is the normative ROM for hip internal rotation in degrees?
• For elbow flexion and extension assessment, which setup provides the correct alignment of fulcrum and arms?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel and ROM for cervical lateral flexion/side bending?
• Which configuration correctly outlines wrist flexion/extension assessment, including stabilization and goniometer alignment?
• Hip flexion ROM: which statement correctly identifies the moving arm orientation?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel and ROM for shoulder external rotation?
• On the joint integrity scale, which score corresponds to normal motion?
• Which of the following describes a normal reflex grade?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the sternoclavicular joint?
• Thoracolumbar side bend ROM: which option correctly states the fulcrum location?
• Which description accurately depicts the setup for measuring cervical rotation?
• For radiocarpal dorsal glide joint mobilization, what is the patient position?
• For forearm supination and pronation, which rotation-measurement setup is correct?
• Capsular pattern is defined as what?
• What term is used to indicate normal ROM results in gross screening?
• In talocrural posterior glide mobilization, which direction is the force applied?
• What is the normative ROM for thoracolumbar sidebend in degrees?
• Which myotome includes plantar flexion and eversion?
• In supine position, which pillow placement is specified to support cervical lordosis and head in neutral?
• In sidelying, which placement helps maintain neutral cervical spine?
• Which step involves pre-setting the goniometer to the estimated ROM?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the talocrural joint?
• In supine, which pillow placement helps prevent pressure ulcers around the heels?
• For talocrural posterior glide, what is the force hand placement?
• In a talocrural posterior glide joint mobilization, what is the patient position?
• In sidelying, which placement helps prevent hip adduction and reduces lumbar rotation stress?
• Finger MCP extension normative end feel and range?
• What is the clinical road map emphasis?
• Which tests are used to assess dysmetria?
• What do R1 and R2 represent in joint end-feel assessment?
• Which factor is considered an Environmental Factor in the ICF model?
• Which of the following is NOT recommended for transtibial amputation positioning?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the radiocarpal joint?
• In postoperative care for total knee replacement, which resting position is typically maintained?
• Which joint has no capsular pattern?
• Which movement has 0-90 degrees range with Hard or Firm end feel?
• Which joint has a normative ROM endpoint of 0-180 degrees for flexion?
• In radiocarpal volar glide joint mobilization, where is the stabilizing hand placed?
• Closed packed position is characterized by which of the following?
• For talocrural posterior glide, what is the loose-packed position?
• Which of the following is one of the lifting principles?
• In sidelying, which pillow placement helps prevent shoulder protraction/internal rotation and brachial plexus stretch?
• What is the normal capsular pattern of the Metatarsophalangeal joints?
• Which lift type is the golfer's lift?
• The C2 dermatome corresponds to which region?
• Where should a gait belt be placed?
• AAOS normative data for PIP toe extension and IP great toe extension is typically not measured because it represents what?
• Which is a possible cause of joint hypermobility?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for IP great toe flexion?
• For talocrural distraction, what is the force direction?
• Finger MCP flexion normative end feel and range?
• Open packed position is characterized by which of the following?
• Which dermatome maps to the dorsal/palmar surface of the 3rd digit?
• Forearm supination/pronation normative end feel and range?
• Which descriptor indicates damaged fibrocartilage on the quality of motion descriptors?
• Which is a possible cause of hypomobility?
• What are the key safety recommendations for safe patient handling?
• What is the normative ROM for hip adduction in degrees?
• What is the AAOS normative range for knee extension?
• What is the AAOS normal end feel for DIP toe flexion?
• In cervical flexion/extension assessment, what is the correct patient position and stabilization to prevent unwanted movement while using the goniometer?
• Which myotome combination includes plantar flexion?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel and ROM for shoulder flexion?
• For radiocarpal distraction joint mobilization, what is the patient position?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for PIP toes flexion?
• What is the normal capsular pattern for the tibiofemoral joint?
• For Great Toe MTP extension measurement, what is the goniometer fulcrum location?
• You are measuring wrist ulnar deviation. Which option correctly lists the patient position, stabilization, and goniometer placement?
• What is the AAOS normative end feel for ankle inversion?
• Which item is NOT observed in integumentary screening?
• In talocrural anterior glide mobilization, which hand stabilizes the joint?
• Compression in joint assessment is defined as which of the following?
• What are the Lift Types? (7)
• Which myotome maps to elbow extension and wrist flexion?