LH17 INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES: There are TWO sections on this paper: Section A (15 Questions) and Section B (5 Questions)

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1 LH17 UNIVERSITY OF BOLTON SCHOOL OF SPORT AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BSC (HONS) SPORT REHABILITATION SEMESTER TWO EXAMINATIONS 2016/2017 INJURY PREVENTION & FUNCTIONAL REHABILITATION MODULE NO. SRB5006 Date: Friday 19 May 2017 Time: am noon INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES: There are TWO sections on this paper: Section A (15 Questions) and Section B (5 Questions) Section A- Multiple Choice- Answer ALL questions (15 Marks) Section B- Answer ALL questions (60 Marks)

2 Section A Multiple Choice Answer ALL questions. Select the correct answer for each question. 1. How many times does a patient perform the Active Straight Leg Raise during the FMS protocol? a. Once b. Twice c. Three times d. As many times required, to assess the movement. 2. Which is NOT a primary goal in the management of the injured athlete in the acute (inflammatory) phase of injury? a. Controlling swelling b. Applying rest to the injured area c. Applying activity to the injured area d. Applying active mobility as permitted by available range of movement 3. Muscle imbalances occur between stabilisers and mobilisers. Primary stabilisers: a. Tend to weaken and lengthen b. Are fast twitch c. Are recruited during low threshold activation d. Are bi-articular 4. When observing scapula-humeral rhythm, which muscle is least active during a good controlled movement? a. Serratus anterior b. Teres Minor c. Lower fibres of Trapezius d. Levator Scapula Page 2 of 5

3 5. When observing a patient performing the screening test Knee to Wall what is the test specifically looking at? a. Pronation at the ankle b. Stability of the Pelvis c. Weight Bearing Dorsiflexion d. Control of Valgus at the Knee 6. In reference to the Load Deformation Curve, which is NOT a characteristic: a. Complete Failure b. Microfailure Zone c. Deformation d. Frequency 7. Which of these is NOT an example of progressive Rehabilitation: a. Sagittal Frontal Transverse b. NWB - PWB FWB c. Isometric Eccentric Concentric d. Open Chain Closed Chain 8. When using Hydrotherapy, which of these statements is incorrect: a. Buoyancy Assisted exercises can improve ROM b. Pool Temperature is ideal at 38 degrees C c. Buoyancy Resisted exercises can improve muscular endurance. d. Hydrostatic Pressure is directly proportional to the depth of the water. 9. Which of these statements is not a characteristic of Global Mobilisers: a. Generate force to produce ROM b. Produce High Activation Threshold c. Provide Concentric Acceleration of movement d. Produce significant rotational Power 10. Which of the following is NOT a Global Stabiliser for the Pelvis? a. Deep Glute Max b. Illiacus c. Pectineus d. Piriformis Page 3 of 5

4 11. Which of the following is NOT present within the functional instability continuous injury cycle: a. Dynamic instability b. Afferent damage c. Functional instability d. Efferent damage 12. In relation to Functional training, what are Vern Gambetta s 3 Ps: a. Practical, Personal, Proprioceptive b. Practical, Personal, Proactive c. Practical, Personal, Powerful d. Practical, Personal, Potential 13. During a Track based session, which of the following is NOT a characteristic that is specifically trained: a. Anaerobic threshold b. Muscular endurance c. Reactive Neuromuscular Control d. Plyometric Performance 14. When looking to target functional movements, the rehabilitator should include exercises that: a. Involves synergists b. Involves stabilisers c. Involves one plane of movement d. Involves specific characteristics of the sport 15. Which of the following would NOT be a functional exercise for an elite Hockey player. a. Hop and hold in sagittal plane b. BW lunge with rotation c. Single leg stance on a Bosu d. Wood chop on a Bosu SECTION A, TOTAL MARKS = 15 Page 4 of 5

5 Section B Answer all of the following questions 1. Explain your understanding of the term the path of instantaneous centre of rotation using practical examples. 12 marks 2. a. Define your understanding of the term local stabiliser and provide a practical example. 6 marks b. Using your practical example, identify and describe a screening test, which may highlight a dysfunction of this local stabiliser. 6 marks 3. In relation to basic strength principles, clearly demonstrate the progressions of exercises you would use during the rehabilitation of, a Biceps Femoris strain. 9 marks 4. Describe and define the 3 phases of neuromuscular control. Provide an example of an exercise in each stage and justify your progression principles, during the rehabilitation of an AFTL grade 2 injury. 15 marks 5. Describe your understanding of the load deformation curve using practical examples and relate this to the Homeostatic model. 12 marks SECTION B, TOTAL MARKS = 60 TOTAL MARKS FOR EXAMINATION = 75 END OF QUESTIONS Page 5 of 5