REHABILITATION TECHNICIAN
REHABILITATION TECHNICIAN MCQs- PAGE 1
1:-Knee drop lock joint is most suitable to control
A:-Medial lateral instability
B:-Anterior posterior instability
C:-Weakness of Harmstrings
D:-Weakness of Quadriceps
Ans: D
2:-Charcot rehabilitation orthotic walker fabrication required in
A:-CP
B:-Polio
C:-Diabetics
D:-Rheumatoid
Ans: C
3:-Placement of orthotic ankle joint in saggital plane is at
A:-Distal tip of the medial malloeus
B:-Distal tip of the lateral malleous
C:-Mid of the medial malleuos
D:-1/3 distal to the medial malloeus
Ans: A
4:-Which option is not suitable for management of flaccid equinus ?
A:-Spring Wire AFO for Dorsiflexion Assist
B:-Klenzak AFO for Dorsiflexion Assist
C:-Functional Electrical Stimulation for Dorsiflexion Assist
D:-Free motion ankle joint for Dorsiflexion Assist
Ans: D
5:-The patient with plantarflexors weakness can be prescribed with following type of orthosis
A:-Foot drop stop
B:-Reverse foot drop stop
C:-Inside T bar
D:-Outside T bar
Ans: B
6:-The patient with pes plano valgus deformity may be provided with
A:-Inside T strap with outside T strap
B:-Inside bar with outside T strap
C:-Inside T strap with outside bar
D:-Inside bar with outside bar
Ans: C
7:-Which orthosis is least effective shoe for metatarsus adductus ?
A:-Corrective shoes
B:-Tarsal pronator shoes
C:-Bebax shoe
D:-Straight last shoe
Ans: D
8:-For calcaneal spur, what kind of shoe should be provided ?
A:-High quarter shoe
B:-Metatarsal pad or bars
C:-Heel cushion with microcellular rubber sole
D:-High heels
Ans: C
9:-What type of shoe modification is required in pes varus ?
A:-Thomas heel
B:-Lateral wedge
C:-Heel cushion
D:-MT bar
Ans: B
10:-The bending of spreader bar in DB splint is to control
A:-Equinus
B:-Rotation
C:-Varus
D:-Cavus
Ans: C
11:-Which of the following shoe modification is not effective in Flat feet ?
A:-Lateral heel wedge
B:-Medial heel wedge
C:-Arch support
D:-Thomas heel
Ans: A
12:-Purpose of double rocker sole is
A:-To eliminate weight-bearing forces on the forefoot
B:-To reduce pressure under the metatarsal heads
C:-To unload the midfoot area
D:-To relieve forefoot pressure by shifting the weight-bearing forces to the hindfoot and midfoot
Ans: D
13:-Which of the following modification don't influence in tone reducing AFO ?
A:-Posterior heel pad
B:-Metatarsal pad
C:-Toe hyperextension pad
D:-Toe separator pad
Ans: A
14:-To correct genu recurvatum what kind of strap is given at the knee ?
A:-Loose anterior strap
B:-Tight posterior strap
C:-Tight anterior strap
D:-Loose posterior strap
Ans: B
15:-Anterior cruciate ligament can be best treated by
A:-Lenox Hill Derotation knee brace
B:-Rehabilitation knee orthoses
C:-Swedish knee cage
D:-Knee sleeves
Ans: A
16:-Which is not indication of KAFO in paraplegia ?
A:-Quadriceps strength less than "Fair+" on manual muscle testing
B:-Impaired or absent knee proprioception
C:-Severe hyperextension thrust during stance
D:-Moderate to severe plantarflexion spasticity
Ans: D
17:-Which is of the following type of Orthosis is suitable in unilateral LCPD ?
A:-Toronto Orthosis
B:-Newington Orthosis
C:-Scottish Rite Orthosis
D:-Hip Abduction Orthosis
Ans: D
18:-The measurement for the Silesian bandage in weight relieving orthotics is taken from
A:-The greater trochanter, over the opposite iliac crest, to the midline anteriorly
B:-The scrapes Triangle, over the opposite iliac crest, to the midline anteriorly
C:-The greater trochanter, over the same side iliac crest, to the midline posteriorly
D:-The scrapes Triangle, over the same side iliac crest, to the midline posteriorly
Ans: A
19:-Craig splint is used in
A:-CTEV
B:-CDH
C:-DDH
D:-Perthe's Disease
Ans: D
20:-Phocomelia is
A:-Defects in long bones
B:-Complete absence of long bones
C:-Partial absence of long bones
D:-Complete absence extremity
Ans: A
A:-Medial lateral instability
B:-Anterior posterior instability
C:-Weakness of Harmstrings
D:-Weakness of Quadriceps
Ans: D
2:-Charcot rehabilitation orthotic walker fabrication required in
A:-CP
B:-Polio
C:-Diabetics
D:-Rheumatoid
Ans: C
3:-Placement of orthotic ankle joint in saggital plane is at
A:-Distal tip of the medial malloeus
B:-Distal tip of the lateral malleous
C:-Mid of the medial malleuos
D:-1/3 distal to the medial malloeus
Ans: A
4:-Which option is not suitable for management of flaccid equinus ?
A:-Spring Wire AFO for Dorsiflexion Assist
B:-Klenzak AFO for Dorsiflexion Assist
C:-Functional Electrical Stimulation for Dorsiflexion Assist
D:-Free motion ankle joint for Dorsiflexion Assist
Ans: D
5:-The patient with plantarflexors weakness can be prescribed with following type of orthosis
A:-Foot drop stop
B:-Reverse foot drop stop
C:-Inside T bar
D:-Outside T bar
Ans: B
6:-The patient with pes plano valgus deformity may be provided with
A:-Inside T strap with outside T strap
B:-Inside bar with outside T strap
C:-Inside T strap with outside bar
D:-Inside bar with outside bar
Ans: C
7:-Which orthosis is least effective shoe for metatarsus adductus ?
A:-Corrective shoes
B:-Tarsal pronator shoes
C:-Bebax shoe
D:-Straight last shoe
Ans: D
8:-For calcaneal spur, what kind of shoe should be provided ?
A:-High quarter shoe
B:-Metatarsal pad or bars
C:-Heel cushion with microcellular rubber sole
D:-High heels
Ans: C
9:-What type of shoe modification is required in pes varus ?
A:-Thomas heel
B:-Lateral wedge
C:-Heel cushion
D:-MT bar
Ans: B
10:-The bending of spreader bar in DB splint is to control
A:-Equinus
B:-Rotation
C:-Varus
D:-Cavus
Ans: C
11:-Which of the following shoe modification is not effective in Flat feet ?
A:-Lateral heel wedge
B:-Medial heel wedge
C:-Arch support
D:-Thomas heel
Ans: A
12:-Purpose of double rocker sole is
A:-To eliminate weight-bearing forces on the forefoot
B:-To reduce pressure under the metatarsal heads
C:-To unload the midfoot area
D:-To relieve forefoot pressure by shifting the weight-bearing forces to the hindfoot and midfoot
Ans: D
13:-Which of the following modification don't influence in tone reducing AFO ?
A:-Posterior heel pad
B:-Metatarsal pad
C:-Toe hyperextension pad
D:-Toe separator pad
Ans: A
14:-To correct genu recurvatum what kind of strap is given at the knee ?
A:-Loose anterior strap
B:-Tight posterior strap
C:-Tight anterior strap
D:-Loose posterior strap
Ans: B
15:-Anterior cruciate ligament can be best treated by
A:-Lenox Hill Derotation knee brace
B:-Rehabilitation knee orthoses
C:-Swedish knee cage
D:-Knee sleeves
Ans: A
16:-Which is not indication of KAFO in paraplegia ?
A:-Quadriceps strength less than "Fair+" on manual muscle testing
B:-Impaired or absent knee proprioception
C:-Severe hyperextension thrust during stance
D:-Moderate to severe plantarflexion spasticity
Ans: D
17:-Which is of the following type of Orthosis is suitable in unilateral LCPD ?
A:-Toronto Orthosis
B:-Newington Orthosis
C:-Scottish Rite Orthosis
D:-Hip Abduction Orthosis
Ans: D
18:-The measurement for the Silesian bandage in weight relieving orthotics is taken from
A:-The greater trochanter, over the opposite iliac crest, to the midline anteriorly
B:-The scrapes Triangle, over the opposite iliac crest, to the midline anteriorly
C:-The greater trochanter, over the same side iliac crest, to the midline posteriorly
D:-The scrapes Triangle, over the same side iliac crest, to the midline posteriorly
Ans: A
19:-Craig splint is used in
A:-CTEV
B:-CDH
C:-DDH
D:-Perthe's Disease
Ans: D
20:-Phocomelia is
A:-Defects in long bones
B:-Complete absence of long bones
C:-Partial absence of long bones
D:-Complete absence extremity
Ans: A
21:-Muilenburg prosthetics consists of
A:-Socket, pylon and foot
B:-Socket and foot
C:-Simple insole to which toe fillers on spacers formed from foam are bonded
D:-Simple insole and molded plastic for toe fillers
Ans: C
22:-Collins partial-foot prosthesis is designed to resist
A:-Dorsiflexion
B:-Plantar flexion
C:-Eversion
D:-Inversion
Ans: A
23:-The PTB supracondylar, suprapatellar (PTB-SCSP) socket does not provide
A:-Increased mediolateral stability
B:-Increased anteroposterior stability
C:-Increased functional kneeling
D:-Increased area of pressure distribution
Ans: C
24:-Which one is the advantage of sleeve suspension ?
A:-Provides added knee stability
B:-Suspension is greatly decreased if the sleeve is punctured
C:-Perspiration may build up under the sleeve and create skin irritation or hygiene problems
D:-Helps minimize socket pistoning
Ans: D
25:-Jaipur foot is based on which of the following design ?
A:-Single axis
B:-SACH
C:-Flexible keel dynamic response
D:-Multi axis
Ans: B
26:-The possible cause of knee remain extension in loading response is
A:-Foot too anterior
B:-Foot too posterior
C:-Heel too soft
D:-Heel too high
Ans: A
27:-IRC socket design provides
A:-Better function
B:-Better Alignment
C:-Better Proprioception
D:-Better Suspension
Ans: A
28:-The pelvic band and hip joint suspension is used for
A:-Short stump
B:-Long stump
C:-Medium stump
D:-Very short stump
Ans: D
29:-Which of the following may be described as one of the cause of abducted gait ?
A:-Weak hip abductors
B:-Abducted socket
C:-Prosthesis too long
D:-Insufficient support by the lateral socket wall
Ans: C
30:-Which of the following factor is not evaluated during socket trial ?
A:-Suspension
B:-Alignment
C:-Distribution of weight bearing pressure and biomechanical forces
D:-Freedom of ROM of proximal joint
Ans: B
31:-In very light weight transfemoral prosthesis CG shifted to
A:-Upward and towards sound side
B:-Upward and towards prosthetic side
C:-Downward and towards sound side
D:-Downward and towards prosthetic side
Ans: A
32:-Socket flexion angle in alignment is provided for
A:-Better control of flexors
B:-Better control of extensors
C:-Better weight bearing
D:-Better suspension
Ans: B
33:-The role of calf suspension in stance phase is to
A:-Control Flexion
B:-Control Extension
C:-Control Hyperextention
D:-Control Rotation
Ans: C
34:-The ICOR of four bar knee in flexion locates
A:-Superior and Posterior
B:-Superior and Anterior
C:-Inferior and Posterior
D:-Inferior and Anterior
Ans: D
35:-The involuntary stability of knee joint is achieved by
A:-Shifting mechanical axis of knee anterior to TKA
B:-Shifting mechanical axis of knee posterior to TKA
C:-shifting mechanical axis of knee medial to MKA
D:-Shifting mechanical axis of knee lateral to MKA
Ans: B
36:-The forearm is set in initial flexion in which type of socket ?
A:-Northwestern socket
B:-AHI socket
C:-Muenster socket
D:-Floating brim socket
Ans: C
37:-In northwestern supracondylar socket is characterized by
A:-Narrow M-L
B:-Narrow A-P
C:-Narrow in A-P and wider M-L direction
D:-Wider A-P and Wider M-L
Ans: A
38:-Indication of suprastyloid suspension socket is
A:-Long transradial stump
B:-Wrist disarticulation with prominent styloid
C:-Midcarpal amputation
D:-Metacarpophalangeal disarticulation
Ans: B
39:-Main feature of Three-quarter type below elbow socket
A:-Indicated for short transradial amputation
B:-Set in initial flexion
C:-Narrow M-L
D:-Has a Olecrenon cut off
Ans: D
40:-Screw in socket is indicated in
A:-Wrist disarticulation
B:-Long transradial amputation
C:-Elbow disarticulation
D:-Shoulder disarticulation
Ans: C
41:-Main principles of CRS socket
A:-Longitudinal depressions added in the socket walls
B:-Open release areas are created between the depressions that receive the displaced tissue
C:-Requires selective pressure
D:-All of the above
Ans: D
42:-Which type of following socket is not a shoulder disarticulation socket ?
A:-AHI socket
B:-Infraclavicular socket
C:-X-frame socket
D:-Perimeter frame type socket
Ans: A
43:-Acronym of ACCI is
A:-Anatomically Contoured and Comfort Interface
B:-Anatomically Contoured and Controlled Interface
C:-Angulation Contoured and Controlled Interface
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
44:-Spilt socket is indicated for
A:-Amputations immediately distal to the elbow joint
B:-Inadequate strength of elbow flexors
C:-Inability to tolerate the high unit pressure on the volar surface of the forearm
D:-All of the above
Ans: A
45:-TRAC interface incorporates design elements from
A:-Split socket and three quarter type socket
B:-Split socket and supracondylar socket
C:-Muenster socket and northwestern socket
D:-Muenster and suprastyloid socket
Ans: C
46:-Carlyle index is
A:-Ratio of total height to stump length
B:-Ratio of total height to normal side length of corresponding stump length
C:-Ratio of stump length to total height
D:-Ratio of stump length to normal side length of corresponding stump length
Ans: C
47:-Flexible hinges is indicated for
A:-Amputation through the proximal third of the forearm
B:-Amputation through the distal third of the forearm
C:-Amputation through the middle third of the forearm
D:-Amputation through mid of the forearm
Ans: C
48:-Operating lever thumb is present in ulnar side is present in which terminal device ?
A:-Dorrance hook
B:-Sierra hook
C:-APRL hook
D:-Ottobock hook
Ans: C
49:-Step up hinges amplify the excursion of anatomic elbow joint by a ratio of
A:-3 : 2
B:-3 : 1
C:-1 : 1
D:-2 : 1
Ans: D
50:-Campbell index is
A:-Ratio of humeral length to stump antero-posterior diameter
B:-Ratio of radius length to stump antero-posterior diameter
C:-Ratio of femur length to stump end circumference
D:-Ratio of tibial length to stump end circumference
Ans: A
51:-Function of "Inverted Y strap" is to
A:-Resist displacement of the socket on the residual limb when the prosthesis is subjected to heavy loading
B:-Permit the use of scapular abduction and shoulder flexion on the amputated side for operation of the terminal device
C:-Prevent to lateral rotation of prosthetic socket during prosthetic function
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
52:-Rotational wrist unit is prescribed mostly in
A:-Bilateral upper-limb amputee who must perform all daily functions with prostheses
B:-Bilateral upper limb amputees who needed to change different types of terminal devices
C:-Amputees who engage in work or avocational activities that exert high rotational loads on the terminal device
D:-Unilateral amputees who need to change terminal device for vocational activities
Ans: C
53:-How many wrist flexions are available in Sierra Wrist Flexion Unit ?
A:-Two
B:-Three
C:-Four
D:-Five
Ans: B
54:-Outside locking hinges are indicated in
A:-Short transradial levels of amputation
B:-Amputations immediately distal to the elbow joint
C:-Elbow disarticulation and transcondylar levels of amputation
D:-Amputees with very high transradial levels of amputation
Ans: C
55:-Which Body motion is required to control a terminal device of upper limb prosthesis ?
A:-Biscapular adduction
B:-Glenohumeral extension
C:-Glenohumeral elevation
D:-Glenohumeral flexion
Ans: D
56:-In standard harness system for transhumeral prosthesis what motion is required for elbow locking and unlocking ?
A:-Slight extension and abduction of the glenohumeral joint combined with equally slight shoulder depression on the amputated side
B:-Slight flexion and adduction of the glenohumeral joint combined with equally slight shoulder depression on the amputated side
C:-Slight extension and abduction of the glenohumeral joint combined with equally slight shoulder elevation on the non-amputated side
D:-slight flexion and abduction of the glenohumeral joint combined with equally slight shoulder depression on the non-amputated side
Ans: A
57:-What is primary control motion for cycling the elbow unit in shoulder disarticulation prosthesis by chest strap harness system ?
A:-Glenohumeral flexion
B:-Biscapular abduction
C:-Scapular adduction on the amputated side
D:-Scapular abduction on the amputated side
Ans: C
58:-Bowden control cable system is used with
A:-Transradial prosthesis
B:-Elbow disarticulation prosthesis
C:-Transhumeral prosthesis
D:-Shoulder disarticulation prosthesis
Ans: A
59:-What is the function of muscle signal in myoelectric control prosthesis ?
A:-Provide power to the motor
B:-Controlling the prosthesis
C:-Controlling the voltage and current of motor
D:-All of the above
Ans: B
60:-Which is not a component of Targeted Muscle Re-innervation ?
A:-A spare muscle (the target muscle) of an amputated patient is denervated and then reinnervated with residual nerves of the amputated limb
B:-The resultant EMG signals of the targeted muscle represent the motor commands to the missing limb
C:-EMG signal used to drive the motor
D:-EMG signal used to control a motorized prosthetic device
Ans: D
A:-Socket, pylon and foot
B:-Socket and foot
C:-Simple insole to which toe fillers on spacers formed from foam are bonded
D:-Simple insole and molded plastic for toe fillers
Ans: C
22:-Collins partial-foot prosthesis is designed to resist
A:-Dorsiflexion
B:-Plantar flexion
C:-Eversion
D:-Inversion
Ans: A
23:-The PTB supracondylar, suprapatellar (PTB-SCSP) socket does not provide
A:-Increased mediolateral stability
B:-Increased anteroposterior stability
C:-Increased functional kneeling
D:-Increased area of pressure distribution
Ans: C
24:-Which one is the advantage of sleeve suspension ?
A:-Provides added knee stability
B:-Suspension is greatly decreased if the sleeve is punctured
C:-Perspiration may build up under the sleeve and create skin irritation or hygiene problems
D:-Helps minimize socket pistoning
Ans: D
25:-Jaipur foot is based on which of the following design ?
A:-Single axis
B:-SACH
C:-Flexible keel dynamic response
D:-Multi axis
Ans: B
26:-The possible cause of knee remain extension in loading response is
A:-Foot too anterior
B:-Foot too posterior
C:-Heel too soft
D:-Heel too high
Ans: A
27:-IRC socket design provides
A:-Better function
B:-Better Alignment
C:-Better Proprioception
D:-Better Suspension
Ans: A
28:-The pelvic band and hip joint suspension is used for
A:-Short stump
B:-Long stump
C:-Medium stump
D:-Very short stump
Ans: D
29:-Which of the following may be described as one of the cause of abducted gait ?
A:-Weak hip abductors
B:-Abducted socket
C:-Prosthesis too long
D:-Insufficient support by the lateral socket wall
Ans: C
30:-Which of the following factor is not evaluated during socket trial ?
A:-Suspension
B:-Alignment
C:-Distribution of weight bearing pressure and biomechanical forces
D:-Freedom of ROM of proximal joint
Ans: B
31:-In very light weight transfemoral prosthesis CG shifted to
A:-Upward and towards sound side
B:-Upward and towards prosthetic side
C:-Downward and towards sound side
D:-Downward and towards prosthetic side
Ans: A
32:-Socket flexion angle in alignment is provided for
A:-Better control of flexors
B:-Better control of extensors
C:-Better weight bearing
D:-Better suspension
Ans: B
33:-The role of calf suspension in stance phase is to
A:-Control Flexion
B:-Control Extension
C:-Control Hyperextention
D:-Control Rotation
Ans: C
34:-The ICOR of four bar knee in flexion locates
A:-Superior and Posterior
B:-Superior and Anterior
C:-Inferior and Posterior
D:-Inferior and Anterior
Ans: D
35:-The involuntary stability of knee joint is achieved by
A:-Shifting mechanical axis of knee anterior to TKA
B:-Shifting mechanical axis of knee posterior to TKA
C:-shifting mechanical axis of knee medial to MKA
D:-Shifting mechanical axis of knee lateral to MKA
Ans: B
36:-The forearm is set in initial flexion in which type of socket ?
A:-Northwestern socket
B:-AHI socket
C:-Muenster socket
D:-Floating brim socket
Ans: C
37:-In northwestern supracondylar socket is characterized by
A:-Narrow M-L
B:-Narrow A-P
C:-Narrow in A-P and wider M-L direction
D:-Wider A-P and Wider M-L
Ans: A
38:-Indication of suprastyloid suspension socket is
A:-Long transradial stump
B:-Wrist disarticulation with prominent styloid
C:-Midcarpal amputation
D:-Metacarpophalangeal disarticulation
Ans: B
39:-Main feature of Three-quarter type below elbow socket
A:-Indicated for short transradial amputation
B:-Set in initial flexion
C:-Narrow M-L
D:-Has a Olecrenon cut off
Ans: D
40:-Screw in socket is indicated in
A:-Wrist disarticulation
B:-Long transradial amputation
C:-Elbow disarticulation
D:-Shoulder disarticulation
Ans: C
41:-Main principles of CRS socket
A:-Longitudinal depressions added in the socket walls
B:-Open release areas are created between the depressions that receive the displaced tissue
C:-Requires selective pressure
D:-All of the above
Ans: D
42:-Which type of following socket is not a shoulder disarticulation socket ?
A:-AHI socket
B:-Infraclavicular socket
C:-X-frame socket
D:-Perimeter frame type socket
Ans: A
43:-Acronym of ACCI is
A:-Anatomically Contoured and Comfort Interface
B:-Anatomically Contoured and Controlled Interface
C:-Angulation Contoured and Controlled Interface
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
44:-Spilt socket is indicated for
A:-Amputations immediately distal to the elbow joint
B:-Inadequate strength of elbow flexors
C:-Inability to tolerate the high unit pressure on the volar surface of the forearm
D:-All of the above
Ans: A
45:-TRAC interface incorporates design elements from
A:-Split socket and three quarter type socket
B:-Split socket and supracondylar socket
C:-Muenster socket and northwestern socket
D:-Muenster and suprastyloid socket
Ans: C
46:-Carlyle index is
A:-Ratio of total height to stump length
B:-Ratio of total height to normal side length of corresponding stump length
C:-Ratio of stump length to total height
D:-Ratio of stump length to normal side length of corresponding stump length
Ans: C
47:-Flexible hinges is indicated for
A:-Amputation through the proximal third of the forearm
B:-Amputation through the distal third of the forearm
C:-Amputation through the middle third of the forearm
D:-Amputation through mid of the forearm
Ans: C
48:-Operating lever thumb is present in ulnar side is present in which terminal device ?
A:-Dorrance hook
B:-Sierra hook
C:-APRL hook
D:-Ottobock hook
Ans: C
49:-Step up hinges amplify the excursion of anatomic elbow joint by a ratio of
A:-3 : 2
B:-3 : 1
C:-1 : 1
D:-2 : 1
Ans: D
50:-Campbell index is
A:-Ratio of humeral length to stump antero-posterior diameter
B:-Ratio of radius length to stump antero-posterior diameter
C:-Ratio of femur length to stump end circumference
D:-Ratio of tibial length to stump end circumference
Ans: A
51:-Function of "Inverted Y strap" is to
A:-Resist displacement of the socket on the residual limb when the prosthesis is subjected to heavy loading
B:-Permit the use of scapular abduction and shoulder flexion on the amputated side for operation of the terminal device
C:-Prevent to lateral rotation of prosthetic socket during prosthetic function
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
52:-Rotational wrist unit is prescribed mostly in
A:-Bilateral upper-limb amputee who must perform all daily functions with prostheses
B:-Bilateral upper limb amputees who needed to change different types of terminal devices
C:-Amputees who engage in work or avocational activities that exert high rotational loads on the terminal device
D:-Unilateral amputees who need to change terminal device for vocational activities
Ans: C
53:-How many wrist flexions are available in Sierra Wrist Flexion Unit ?
A:-Two
B:-Three
C:-Four
D:-Five
Ans: B
54:-Outside locking hinges are indicated in
A:-Short transradial levels of amputation
B:-Amputations immediately distal to the elbow joint
C:-Elbow disarticulation and transcondylar levels of amputation
D:-Amputees with very high transradial levels of amputation
Ans: C
55:-Which Body motion is required to control a terminal device of upper limb prosthesis ?
A:-Biscapular adduction
B:-Glenohumeral extension
C:-Glenohumeral elevation
D:-Glenohumeral flexion
Ans: D
56:-In standard harness system for transhumeral prosthesis what motion is required for elbow locking and unlocking ?
A:-Slight extension and abduction of the glenohumeral joint combined with equally slight shoulder depression on the amputated side
B:-Slight flexion and adduction of the glenohumeral joint combined with equally slight shoulder depression on the amputated side
C:-Slight extension and abduction of the glenohumeral joint combined with equally slight shoulder elevation on the non-amputated side
D:-slight flexion and abduction of the glenohumeral joint combined with equally slight shoulder depression on the non-amputated side
Ans: A
57:-What is primary control motion for cycling the elbow unit in shoulder disarticulation prosthesis by chest strap harness system ?
A:-Glenohumeral flexion
B:-Biscapular abduction
C:-Scapular adduction on the amputated side
D:-Scapular abduction on the amputated side
Ans: C
58:-Bowden control cable system is used with
A:-Transradial prosthesis
B:-Elbow disarticulation prosthesis
C:-Transhumeral prosthesis
D:-Shoulder disarticulation prosthesis
Ans: A
59:-What is the function of muscle signal in myoelectric control prosthesis ?
A:-Provide power to the motor
B:-Controlling the prosthesis
C:-Controlling the voltage and current of motor
D:-All of the above
Ans: B
60:-Which is not a component of Targeted Muscle Re-innervation ?
A:-A spare muscle (the target muscle) of an amputated patient is denervated and then reinnervated with residual nerves of the amputated limb
B:-The resultant EMG signals of the targeted muscle represent the motor commands to the missing limb
C:-EMG signal used to drive the motor
D:-EMG signal used to control a motorized prosthetic device
Ans: D
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- Radiotheraphy- Page 4
- Rehabilitation Technician
- Social Medicine and Community Health
- Speech Pathology
- Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- Surgical Gasteroenterology
- Toxicology
- Transfusion Medicine (Bloodbank)
- Tuberculosis and Respiratory Medicine