63. The triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) compression test is positive when pain is reproduced when the wrist is placed in _____________________ in neutral rotation. a. Flexion. b. Extension.
53. Which of the following is true regarding elbow arthritis? a. It mainly affects women. b. It is very common. c. It mainly affects people who have jobs involving fine motor use of the hands. d. It mainly affects weightlifters and those with jobs involving heavy manual labor. 54. Little league elbow involves excess stress on what part c. Medial. d. Lateral. 55. A prominent bulge in the anterior mid-arm, also known as the Popeye sign, is associated with what injury? a. Tear of the mid-substance of the biceps. b. Tear of the distal biceps tendon. c. Triceps tendon tear. d. Brachialis tear. 56. The most common mechanism of injury for distal radial head fractures in older adults is: a. Motor vehicle crash. b. Fall from a height such as a ladder. c. Low-energy event such as a fall from standing or sitting. d. Athletic participation. 57. The most common mechanism of injury for ulnar fractures is: a. Direct blow to the ulnar side of the forearm. b. Fall on an outstretched hand. c. Motor vehicle crash. d. Fall on the elbow. 58. What is a term for a fracture of the distal third of the shaft of the radius with distal radioulnar joint dislocation? a. Monteggia. b. Galeazzi. c. Colles’. d. Smith. 59. The name for incomplete fractures that occur in the pediatric population is: a. Greenstick. b. Compound. c. Comminuted. d. Impacted. 60. The most commonly fractured carpal bone is the: a. Lunate. of the elbow? a. Anterior. b. Posterior. 61. Tinel sign is a special test for carpal tunnel syndrome that involves gently tapping on the _____ nerve at the palmar aspect of the wrist. a. Ulnar. b. Median. c. Radial. d. Musculocutaneous. 62. The most common mechanism of injury for a scaphoid fracture is a fall on an outstretched hand with the wrist in what position? b. Capitate. c. Hamate. d. Scaphoid.
c. Ulnar deviation. d. Radial deviation.
64. De Quervain syndrome is a common overuse injury of the ___________ with athletes and is also known as first dorsal compartment tendinitis.
a. Wrist. b. Hand.
c. Thumb. d. Elbow. 65. Dorsal ulnotriquetral injury is also known as: a. Hockey wrist. b. Gymnast’s wrist. c. De Quervain syndrome. d. Skier’s wrist. 66. Swinging a bat or racquet with the wrist loaded into ulnar deviation is a common injury mechanism for: a. Intersection syndrome. b. De Quervain syndrome. c. Scapholunate sprain. d. Triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) injury. 67. Hypothenar muscle atrophy may be a sign of compression of which nerve? a. Radial. b. Ulnar. c. Median. d. Musculocutaneous. 68. Clinical presentation for injury to the ulnar collateral ligament of the thumb includes all of the following EXCEPT: a. Pain at the base of the thumb. b. Pain that increases with gripping. c. Fall on a flexed thumb. d. Fall on thumb in hyperextension or hyperabduction. 69. A deformity of the finger that is characterized by flexion of the PIP joint with hyperextension of the DIP is: a. Boutonniere deformity. b. Mallet finger. c. Trigger finger. d. Gamekeeper’s finger. 70. The chair push-up test and the prone push-up tests are special tests for: c. Volar instability of the wrist. d. Varus instability of the elbow. 71. The Neer classification for proximal humerus fracture is based on four fracture locations that include all of the following EXCEPT: a. Posterolateral instability of the elbow. b. Anterior instability of the shoulder.
a. Greater tuberosity. b. Lesser tuberosity. c. Humeral head. d. Intertubercular groove.
a. Flexion and ulnar deviation. b. Flexion and radial deviation. c. Extension and ulnar deviation. d. Extension and radial deviation.
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