Msk 2 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Develop a plan for flare ups, adherence and progression of HEP It is important to educate a patient on the possibility of flare-ups and/or provocation of symptoms, but it is even more important to educate a patient on the fact that flare-ups and provocation of symptoms do not mean tissue damage, set-back or failure has occurred. Educating a patient on this allows for them to be prepared prior to it occurring and having a plan to decrease complaints. correct answers maintenance strategies gai...

Compare and contrast the definition of placebo and nocebo correct answers placebo is posistve pathway- i shall please , and a nocebo is a negative pathway- i shall harm Define the phrase "meaning response" and identify how it will be impacted by placebo/nocebo correct answers They suggest calling this effect a "meaning response," the physiologic or psychological effects of meaning in the origins or treatment of illness; meaning responses elicited after the use of inert or sham treatments ...

______________ refers to gaining a positive outcome when a positive outcome was/is not expected. correct answers Placebo ______________ refers to gaining a negative outcome when a negative outcome was/is not expected. correct answers Nocebo The positive or negative emotional aspect to a person, place, situation, intervention, etc. is known as the ______________ ____________. correct answers Meaning response Many clinicians and authors confidently state that 70-80% of your PT hypothesis,...

flexion correct answers in the lumbar spine, this is an anterior roll and anterior glide of the superior vertebrae, which tensions the interspinous ligament, supraspinous ligament, facet capsules and posterior disc. Compresses the anterior disc. frontal plane correct answers the inferior facet of the 5th lumbar vertebrae is oriented in this plane to prevent shear of it on the sacrum extension correct answers in the lumbar spine, posterior roll and posterior glide, tensions the ALL and the ...

What is the MOST likely diagnosis for a 65 year old patient with LBP and difficulty walking? a. Muscle strain b. Lumbar disc herniation c. Spondylolisthesis d. Spinal stenosis correct answers d. Spinal stenosis Which of the following is a positive prognostic factor for a patient with LBP? a. Age +50 b. Psychological factors c. Physical workload d. Physically active correct answers d. Physically active Which of the following observation findings is MOST associated with spondylo...

MSK 2024/2025 Practice Questions and Answers with complete solution

What are the 3 joints of the knee? correct answers 1. Tibiofemoral 2. Patellofemoral 3. Proximal tibiofibular How many component motions are there that would improve knee extension? correct answers 1. Superior glide patella 2. Medial glide patella 3. Lateral glide patella 4. Lateral tilt patella 5. Medial tilt patella 6. Distraction of tibia femoral joint 7. Anterior glide of tibia femoral joint 8. Posterior glide at lateral condyle of tibia femoral joint 9. Posterior glide of femur...

What 3 joints make up the elbow complex? correct answers 1. Ulno-humeral joint 2. Radio-humeral joint 3. Radio-ulnar joint The ulnohumeral joint is the primary articulation that contributes to elbow____. correct answers flexion -Remember there are 2 fossas of the distal humerus that articulates with 2 processes of the ulna What are the 2 fossas of the distal humerus? correct answers 1. Olecranon fossa (articulates w olecranon process) 2. Coronoid fossa (articulates w coronoid process...

best steps to confirm BONE diagnosis correct answers AROM ST PFT best steps to confirm JOINT diagnosis correct answers AROM PROM C PROM A ST best steps to confirm LIGAMENT diagnosis & TR correct answers PROM A ST PFT best steps to confirm MUSCLE/TENDON diagnosis correct answers MSTT/MMT MLT PFT best steps to confirm BURSA diagnosis correct answers AROM PROM C PFT best steps to confirm JOINT TR correct answers PROM A ST PROM C best steps to confirm MUSCLE/TENDO...

HAPE Exam 4 Lower MSK 2024 complete update A+ graded Synovial Joint - Extent of Movement and Examples - Freely movable (diarthrotic) Ex = hinge, pivot, saddle, etc; specific ex = knee, shoulder Cartilaginous Joint - Extent of Movement and Examples - Slightly movable (amphiarthrotic); found at midline's Ex = vertebral bodies, symphysis of pubis, sternomanubrial joint Fibrous Joint - Extent of Movement and Examples - Immovable (synarthrotic) Ex = skull sutures ...