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WorksheetsTherapeutic Exercise for Rehabilitation
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
The Athletic Trainer makes the final decision as to whether an athlete should return to full competition.
True
False
What do you call performing tasks such as brushing your teeth, getting dressed and eating?
occupational therapy
activities of daily living
normal range of motion
rehabilitation medicine
What instrument measures joints?
protractor
goniometer
measuring tape
scale
Performing a bicep curl with dumbbells, through a full range of motion, and concentric and eccentric contractions is an example of:
Isometric strengthening
Isotonic strengthening
Isokinetic strengthening
Plyometric strengthening
The safe and efficient use of all parts of the body in exercise and daily activities is called
activities of daily living.
body mechanics.
exercise modalities.
rehabilitation.
A note in a patient’s documentation that reads “range of motion in right shoulder has increased this week” would be an example of
subjective finding.
objective finding.
assessment note.
plan.
Retraining muscles to function in their normal or near normal capacity is called
repair.
remodeling.
controlling inflammation.
exercise modality.
It is _______________ to get a patient’s history when he first begins rehabilitation.
optional
essential
not recommended
too late
Phase__________ strengthening is isometric.
1
2
3
B
A person’s ____ is a visual guide to his or her body alignment.
posture
PROM
gait
ADL
Which of the following is an example of an objective finding?
Patient says she feels tired.
Patient limps when walking.
Patient states that her left knee hurts when standing.
Family says she seems anxious.
Which of the following is an example of a subjective finding?
Patient’s balance has improved.
Patient refused treatment today.
Patient says he feels dizzy.
Patient is capable of 30 degrees of shoulder flexion.
______________ means staying with or adhering to a recommended program of rehabilitation.
Ambulation
Motivation
Compliance
Remodelling
In a rehabilitation plan, ____________________ must take place before repairing and rebuilding.
strength and conditioning
control of inflammation
return to play
increase in inflammation
Strength and conditioning specialists frequently can become involved in the ____________________ phase of rehabilitation.
First
Second
Third
First, second, and third
Phase I begins __________________________.
immediately after the injury has occurred.
as soon as the patient has seen a physician.
as soon as swelling has subsided.
immediately after insurance has been verified.
The main purpose of Phase II is to _____________.
control inflammation.
repair damaged tissue.
remodel or retrain muscles
reduce pain and swelling.
Phase III begins
as soon as swelling has subsided.
as soon as the pain has subsided.
when activities of daily living no longer require modification.
when sufficient repair has taken place.
In which phase would you be most concerned about infection?
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Before the injury occurs
In which phase would you most likely want to evaluate the strength, girth, and ROM of the injured area?
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
All three phases.
In which phase would you most likely want to increase functional use of the injured area once pain and swelling are reduced?
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
After returning to sports
Rehabilitative treatment involving the use of physical activity to increase strength and flexibility is called a(n) ____________________.
therapeutic modality
exercise modality
PROM test
posture assessment
In which phase would you be most likely to consider using braces, splints, or tape to help support the injured area?
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
What does PRN mean?
per registered nurse
partial reaction
passive range notation
whenever needed
What does PRICE stand for
Pressure, rotation, ice, constrict, educate
Protect, rest, ice, compression, elevation
Prevent, rest, ice, convection, education
Posture, range of motion, ice, contact, elevate
Which type of joint testing requires the athlete to move his own limb without assistance?
Active ROM
Passive ROM
Resistive ROM
Special Tests
What does DOI mean?
doctor-ordered Ibuprofen
date of illness
date of injury
death on incoming
What does MOI mean?
Mechanism of injury
Month of Injury
Monitor other injuries
Method of injection
The reason for performing an action; the stimulus for behavior:
illness
gratitude
revenge
motivation
Devices used to assist weak patients in ambulation include all EXCEPT:
walker
crutches
sling
cane
wheelchair
When evaluating alignment, look for ___________________ between the L and R clavicles - a lack in correspondence or relative position.
perpendicular
asymmetry
ROM
posture
When checking posture for the anterior plane, the neck should be ______________ to the clavicles - forming right angles.
asymmetrical
inferior
perpendicular
parallel
The process of recovering from an injury through treatment and education:
rehabilitation
inflammation
repair
remodeling
Safe and efficient lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying is considered:
Passive range of motion
Rehabilitation
Controlling inflammation
Proper body mechanics
Pt Hx - _______________________ - is an abbreviation for the form completed before treatment begins.
Parietal Headache Inventory
Patient's Heart
Patient History
Planned Health
