Pop Health Quiz 7

3. You are an OT who recently received a referral for an individual dealing with a hand deformity. The occupational therapist suspects either Swan Neck deformity or Boutonniere deformity. What differentiates Swan Neck from Boutonniere Deformity? 

• 1. Swan neck involves DIP flexion and PIP hyperextension, while Boutonniere deformity involves DIP hyperextension and PIP flexion 

•  Swan neck is caused by EDC central slip rupture, while Boutonniere deformity is caused by disruption of the terminal tendon 

• 2. Swan neck involves PIP flexion and DIP hyperextension, while Boutonniere deformity involves DIP flexion and PIP hyperextension 

You recently began working with a teenager who has Cumulative Trauma Disorder. Your client experiences pain after engaging in an activity, but the pain quickly resolves. Given this information, which is the correct classification of this disorder? 

• Grade 1

• Grade 2

• Grade 3

• Grade 4

A construction worker has been referred to your client and describes experiencing episodes where her finger becomes stuck in a bent position before suddenly straightening with a popping sensation. Additionally, they note tenderness and a small protrusion at the finger's base. Which of the following is this client most likely experiencing?

• Dupytrens

• Trigger Finger

• Boutonniere Deformity

You recently received a referral for a client with a De Quervain's diagnosis. Given this information, which of the following symptoms are you least likely to see?

• Pain with resisted thumb extension/abduction

• Swelling over dorsal compartment of wrist

• Nodule forming on the flexor tendon

A 47-year-old client had surgery for a ruptured UCL. The client has been attending occupational therapy sessions regularly for the past two weeks post-surgery and has already had the sutures removed. Considering you are currently treating the client 2 weeks post-op, what would be the appropriate treatment? 

• Wean from orthosis

• Gentle ROM

• Begin gentle strengthening

A 70-year-old patient presents to the occupational therapy clinic with complaints of severe, burning pain in their left hand following a procedure that accidentally damaged her median nerve. Based on the information provided, which type of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is the patient most likely experiencing? 

• Type 1 CRPS

• Type 2 CRPS

• Type 3 CRPS

Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE) is used to evaluate...

• Return to leisure activities

• Physical mobility and function

• Return to work activities

A client presents to your clinic with severe pain in his pinky finger that radiates up to his elbow. You assume the ulnar nerve is affected and decide to conduct formal evaluations to determine the plan of care. Which of the following assessments would you not use?

• Wartenbergs

• Tinels

• Froments

• Phalens

De Quervains is known as _______ and UCL is known as _______

• Skiers Thumb // Mommy Thumb

• Nurses Thumb // Tennis Hand

• Mommy Thumb // Skiers Thumb

• Tennis Hand // Nurses Thumb

A 50-year-old client presents to the occupational therapy clinic with a chief complaint of difficulty straightening their finger. The client reports that their finger often gets stuck in a bent position and then snaps straight with a popping sensation. They also mention tenderness and a small bump at the base of the affected finger. You determine the client has Trigger Finger and you want to immobilize the finger to decrease pain. Which of the following is best to immobilize the trigger finger?

• Bandaids

• Orthocast

• Thermoplastic materials

• All of the above