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Student Name : Student s Number : 3. Q 1. 2. Sustained a sprained ankle 1. List at least 3 key items you should ask during the history portion of an examination ( ) Possible Answers and Anything Else you Deem Appropriate - Was there trauma or was the pain of gradual onset - Where is pain located (anterior and lateral leg) - What activities aggravate the symptoms (uphill walking, running; hard surface activity, etc., looking for overuse of DFs) - Was there are traumatic incident? - What position was your foot in when you hurt it? - Can you bear weight on your injured leg? - Is there any giving way? - Is there any locking? - Have you had X-rays or other imaging? - Where is the exact location of your pain? 2. Palpate the following structures: Rectus abdominis anterior talo-fibular ligament Biceps Femoris muscle Rhomboids muscles peroneus brevis tendon styloid of the 5 th metatarsal Structures Within Subacromial Space 3. Performing special tests: Neer impingement sign"pain suggests Shoulder Impingement of posterior cuff " Apprehension and relocation test Rotator Cuff Function Speed Test Thomas test Patella grinding test / 10 Total: /20

Student Name: Student s Number : Q 1. 2. 3. patellofemoral pain 1- List at least 4 key items you should ask during the history portion of an examination ( ) Possible Answers: How did you injure your knee? Did the pain start suddenly or was it a gradual onset? Do you have pain during: stairclimbing, sitting, walking, running, kneeling (each of these can count as one)? Where is the exact location of your pain? Have you ever injured your knee in the past? Does your knee give way? Does your knee lock or catch? What type of work do you do? What type of recreational or sports activities do you do? 2. Palpate the following structures: Patellar base, inferior pole, medial and lateral margins, femoral articular surfaces. calcaneo-fibular ligament Patellar tendon and Tibial tuberosity Quadriceps tendon Distal IT band and Gerdey s tubercle 3. Performing special tests: Drop Arm Test Rotator Cuff Tear Suspected Empty can Factors Affecting Healing of fracture: Age of patient Site and configuration of fracture Initial displacement of fracture Blood supply to the fragments Ober test Mcmurry test Golfers elbow test Hawkins impingement sign"examiner passively externally rotates the shoulder Impinges subscapularis muscle against coracoacromial arch Total: /20 / 10

Student Name: Student s Number : Sustained a sprained knee. 1 - List at least 4 key items you should ask during the history portion of an examination ( ) 1. Possible Answers: How did you injure your knee (establishing that there was or was not a traumatic event) Any previous injuries to your knee? Does your knee give way, buckle, or shift. If so, when? How frequently do you experience giving way at your knee? Do you have trouble with twisting or turning movements on your legs? Does your knee ever lock or catch? Did your knee swell up after the incident? If so, how long after the incident (within a few hours, the next day. Etc) What occupational, recreational/sport activities do you do? 2. 2. Palpate the following structures: - medial and lateral joint lines - medial and lateral femoral epicodyles - fibular head - MCL - LCL - Biceps femoris tendon - Semimembranosis - Semitendonosis 3.Performing special tests: 3. /10 Total:

Student Name: Student s Number: Q 1. Sustained a knee meniscus injury. 1 -List at least 4 key items you should ask during the history portion of an examination ( ) Possible Answers: How did you injure your knee (establishing that there was or was not a traumatic event) Any previous injuries to your knee? Does your knee give way, buckle, or shift. If so, when? How frequently do you experience giving way at your knee? Do you have trouble with twisting or turning movements on your legs? Does your knee ever lock or catch? Did your knee swell up after the incident? If so, how long after the incident (within a few hours, the next day. Etc) What occupational, recreational/sport activities do you do? 2. 2. Palpate the following structures: - medial and lateral joint lines - medial and lateral femoral articular surfaces - medial plica - MCL - LCL - IT band - Gerdy s tubercle 3.Performing special tests: 3. /10 Total:

Student Name: Student s Number: Q 1. Hip pain. 1 List at least 4 key items you should ask during the history portion of an examination ( ) Possible Answers: How did you injure your hip? Did the pain start suddenly or was it a gradual onset? Give a more detailed description of your symptoms?(stiffness, parasthesia, weakness, gicing way, locking/catchingetc.)* Where is the exact location of your pain (what does various locations implicate)?* Have you ever injured your hip in the past? Do you have a history of low-back pain?* Do you have a history of childhood disorders of the hip?* What are your functional limitations? *because the importance of these particular factors were discussed in detail, they should be able to give the rationale behind these questions. 2. 2. Palpate the following structures: ASIS PSIS Iliac Crests Greater Trochanter Ischial Tuberosity Gluteus Medius Muscle Belly 3.performing special tests: 3. /10 Total:

Explain the pain referral pattern in the following Muscle Supraspinatus Muscle Infraspinatus Muscle Subscapularis Muscle Biceps Brachii Muscles Teres Minor / 10 Q 2 Explain the Pain type and pattern in the following Disease: TOS Cervical Disc Shoulder Cubital tunnel Carpal tunnel / 10

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in Shoulder tendinitis:

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in Shoulder impingement:

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in Rotator Cuff tears:

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in Frozen shoulder:

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in MCL sprain / tears:

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in ACL sprains:

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in Patellar Bursitis:

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in Rotator Cuff tears:

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in Meniscal Tears:

Describe the, sign and symptoms, special tests used and the recommended intervention in Osteoarthritis:

What are the Types of Normal End Feel and give an example for each: Type Type Type Example Example Example /6 Q 2 What are the Types of Abnormal End Feel and give an example for each: Type Type Type Type Type Example Example Example Example Example What is the Q Angle, how to measure the Q-angle and the normal ratio in male and female? /10 / 4 Total

Abbreviations & Symbols Specific to Orthopedics a ADLs AFO BID BK c CTS DDD DM HNP H/O HTN JRA KAFO n/a NWB ORIF PTB PWB s SOB s/p