Question 1

Which of the following is a technique used in joint mobilization?

Accepted Answer

Grade V mobilization

Answer

TENS

Answer

Ultrasound therapy

Answer

Kinesio taping

Question 2

Which of the following joints is commonly targeted for joint mobilization?

Accepted Answer

Shoulder joint

Answer

Ankle joint

Answer

Knee joint

Answer

Hip joint

Question 3

Which of the following is a commonly used technique in joint mobilization?

Accepted Answer

Mulligan Concept

Answer

Tai Chi

Answer

Zumba

Answer

Pilates

Question 4

Which of the following joints is commonly targeted for manipulation?

Accepted Answer

Shoulder joint

Answer

Hip joint

Answer

Ankle joint

Answer

Elbow joint

Question 5

Which of the following joints is commonly targeted in spinal manipulation?

Accepted Answer

Vertebrae

Answer

Toe joint

Answer

Wrist joint

Answer

Knee joint

Question 6

Which of the following joints is commonly targeted in chiropractic neck adjustments?

Accepted Answer

Cervical spine

Answer

Ankle joint

Answer

Hip joint

Answer

Shoulder joint

Question 7

Why is splinting important for fractures?

Accepted Answer

To stabilize the injured bone

Answer

To promote muscle growth

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To reduce swelling

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To provide warmth to the injured area

Question 8

What is the primary purpose of splinting a fracture?

Accepted Answer

Immobilizing the injured limb

Answer

Reducing pain

Answer

Facilitating movement of the fractured bone

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Promoting blood circulation

Question 9

which of the following is NOT a frame of reference for splinting

Accepted Answer

cogintive behavioral

Answer

rehabilative

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sensory motor

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biomechanical

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compesnatory

Question 10

Lordosis is a condition characterized by an excessive inward curvature of which part of the human body?

Accepted Answer

Lower back

Answer

Neck

Answer

Shoulders

Answer

Knees

Question 11

What is the main cause of lordosis?

Accepted Answer

Weak core muscles

Answer

Genetics

Answer

Poor posture

Answer

Excessive stretching

Question 12

Which of the following is a common treatment for lordosis?

Accepted Answer

Physical therapy

Answer

Pain medication

Answer

Surgery

Answer

Massage therapy

Question 13

How is scoliosis typically diagnosed?

Accepted Answer

X-ray imaging

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MRI scan

Answer

Physical examination

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Blood test

Question 14

What is the primary cause of idiopathic scoliosis?

Accepted Answer

Unknown

Answer

Genetic inheritance

Answer

Lack of calcium intake

Answer

Poor posture habits

Question 15

What is scoliosis?

Accepted Answer

A sideways curvature of the spine

Answer

A calcium deficiency in bones

Answer

An inflammation of the knee joint

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A condition affecting the heart muscles

Question 16

What is kyphosis?

Accepted Answer

Excessive outward curvature of the spine

Answer

Excessive inward curvature of the spine

Answer

Lateral curvature of the spine

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Absence of curvature in the spine

Question 17

what of the following is the FIRST step of creating the split

Accepted Answer

pattern creation

Answer

cut and heat

Answer

refine the pattern

Answer

options for material

Question 18

What is the purpose of static splinting?

Accepted Answer

To immobilize and support a joint or injured body part.

Answer

To promote blood circulation.

Answer

To strengthen the muscles surrounding a joint.

Answer

To reduce inflammation and pain.

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using static splinting?

Accepted Answer

Increased muscle strength

Answer

Immobilization of a joint

Answer

Promotion of healing

Answer

Reduction of pain and inflammation

Question 20

What is the purpose of dynamic splinting?

Accepted Answer

To assist with range of motion exercises and joint mobilization.

Answer

To reduce inflammation and pain.

Answer

To strengthen the muscles surrounding a joint.

Answer

To provide rigid support and immobilization.

Question 21

What is the primary difference between static and dynamic splinting?

Accepted Answer

Static splinting immobilizes the joint, while dynamic splinting allows for controlled movement.

Answer

Static splinting reduces pain, while dynamic splinting promotes healing.

Answer

Static splinting is used for muscle strengthening, while dynamic splinting focuses on joint stabilization.

Answer

Static splinting is primarily used for fractures, while dynamic splinting is used for soft tissue injuries.

Question 22

Which of the following conditions would typically require the use of static splinting?

Accepted Answer

A fracture in the wrist

Answer

A pulled muscle in the thigh

Answer

A sinus infection

Answer

A tension headache

Question 23

What is the purpose of outriggers in a splint?

Accepted Answer

Adding stability

Answer

Preventing movement

Answer

Reducing bulk

Answer

Distributing pressure

Question 24

Which of the following injuries is commonly treated with an ulnar gutter splint?

Accepted Answer

Fracture of the fourth or fifth metacarpal bone.

Answer

Dislocation of the thumb.

Answer

Fracture of the radius bone.

Answer

Sprained wrist ligaments.

Question 25

What is the purpose of padding under an ulnar gutter splint?

Accepted Answer

To provide comfort, reduce pressure points, and prevent skin irritation.

Answer

To increase the rigidity of the splint.

Answer

To assist in proper bone alignment.

Answer

To limit finger movement.

Question 26

What is the primary purpose of an ulnar gutter splint?

Accepted Answer

To immobilize and support the ulnar side of the hand and wrist.

Answer

To promote finger extension and flexion.

Answer

To relieve pressure on the median nerve.

Answer

To stabilize the radius and facilitate healing.

Question 27

What is a radial gutter splint commonly used for?

Accepted Answer

Stabilizing fractures of the hand

Answer

Preventing muscle strain in the back

Answer

Reducing knee pain

Answer

Treating sprained ankles

Question 28

What is the function of a radial gutter splint?

Accepted Answer

To immobilize and support the wrist and forearm

Answer

To improve grip strength in the hand

Answer

To reduce swelling in the fingers

Answer

To stabilize fractures in the ankle

Question 29

What is the main purpose of using a thumb spica splint?

Accepted Answer

To immobilize the thumb and wrist.

Answer

To strengthen the thumb muscles.

Answer

To improve thumb flexibility.

Answer

To enhance thumb coordination.

Answer

To provide warmth to the thumb.

Question 30

What is the purpose of a finger splint?

Accepted Answer

To support and immobilize a finger injury

Answer

To strengthen finger muscles

Answer

To increase finger flexibility

Answer

To add style to fingers

Question 31

What are the main benefits of using a finger splint?

Accepted Answer

Immobilization and protection of the injured finger

Answer

Improved grip strength

Answer

Increased finger flexibility

Answer

Enhanced finger dexterity

Question 32

Which splinting material offers excellent rigidity and durability, but is not suitable for patients with latex allergies?

Accepted Answer

Plaster of Paris

Answer

Cotton

Answer

Fiberglass

Answer

Polyester

Question 33

Which splinting material is often used for providing rigid support to the spine?

Accepted Answer

Plastic

Answer

Cotton

Answer

Aluminum

Answer

Fiberglass

Question 34

Which of the following splinting materials is commonly used for finger immobilization?

Accepted Answer

Aluminum

Answer

Neoprene

Answer

Fiberglass

Answer

Plaster of Paris

Question 35

What is the purpose of padding in a volar short arm splint?

Accepted Answer

To provide comfort and prevent pressure sores

Answer

To enhance mobility

Answer

To increase stability

Answer

To reduce swelling

Question 36

What is a volar short arm splint used for?

Accepted Answer

Immobilizing the wrist and hand

Answer

Protecting the knee

Answer

Stabilizing the ankle

Answer

Supporting the elbow

Question 37

What is the purpose of a dorsal short arm splint?

Accepted Answer

To immobilize the wrist and hand

Answer

To increase range of motion in the shoulder

Answer

To support the ankle during physical activity

Answer

To treat lower back pain

Question 38

Which of the following conditions may require the use of a dorsal short arm splint?

Accepted Answer

Wrist fractures

Answer

Shoulder dislocation

Answer

Ankle tendonitis

Answer

Knee sprains

Question 39

What is a single sugar tong splint used for?

Accepted Answer

Stabilizing fractures in the forearm or wrist.

Answer

Applying pressure to control bleeding.

Answer

Treating dental cavities.

Answer

Holding a sugar cube while pouring tea.

Answer

Cooking utensil for stirring sugar in a pot.

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