Modalities and Rehabilitation Exam

Which kind of strengthening exercises are used commonly in the early phase of rehabilitation?

• Isometric exercises
• Progressive resistive exersise
• Isokinetic exercises
• Plyometric exercises

Which of the following is used to determine an athelte's ability to perform a specific activity?

• Functional Tests
• Functional Progressions
• Stability Tests
• Plyometric exercises

Which of the following modalities can be used to modulate pain acutely?

• Ice
• Exercise
• Heat
• Massage

All of the following modalities can be used by a non health care provider except

• Ice
• Electrical Stimulation
• Heat
• Massage

Exercises that utilize both concentric contractions in which force is generated against resistance while muscle is changing in length are called:

• Isometric exercises
• Progressive resistive exercises
• Functional strengthening exercises
• Isokinetic exercises

Maximum muscle loading at a fixed speed occuring throughout the entire range of motion is characterized by what method of exercise? Typically only accomplished with a machine

• Accommodating Resistance
• Isokinetic
• Isotonic
• Isometric

The component of the rehabilitation program that involves a series of progressice activities designed to prepare an individual for return to a specific sport is known as:

• Strength
• Functional progression
• Flexibility
• Neuromuscular control

Which of the following modalities should be used to minimize swelling and produce analgesia?

• hot pack
• crushed ice
• ultrasound
• massage

When does the rehabilitation process start?

• After the swelling has gone down after an acute injury
• When the athlete is strong enough to do exercises
• Immediately after the injury has occured
• When the athelte feels comfortable enough to being the rehabilitation

Which of the following components of a rehabilitation program is most commonly neglected?

• Strength Training
• Neuromuscular control
• Cardiorespiratory fitness
• Balance Training