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WorksheetsSports Physiotherapy Clinical Placement Pop Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 43mins
The Thomas test is primarily used to assess:
Hip flexor tightness
Hamstring tightness
Gluteal tightness
IT band tightness
Which of the following muscles is the primary prime mover for hip flexion ?
rectus femoris
iliopsoas
sartorius
tensor fascia lata
What does the Trendelenburg Test assess for ?
Hip abductor weakness of the opposite side
Femoral acetabular impingement of the same side
Hip adductor tightness of the same side
Hip abductor weakness of the same side
You are assessing a long distance runner with lateral hip pain. The orthopaedic specialist who referred the patient to you noted that the patient's 'IT-Band appears tight'. Which test would you primarily perform to assess for IT-band tightness ?
Tredelenburg's Test
Thomas test
Ober's test
Hip adduction PROM
What type of joint is the hip joint?
Hinge joint
Ball & socket joint
Pivot joint
Condyloid joint
What is the primary role of the Anterior Cruciate Liagement ?
Provides stability from tibia anterior translation
Provides stability against knee torsion
Helps to dissipate impact on the knee during running
Provides stability from tibia posterior translation
The ‘posterior sag’ sign is most often associated with an injury of which of the following structures ?
Anterior Cruciate ligament
Anterior Talar-fibular ligament
Posterior Cruciate ligament
Posterior Talar-fibular ligament
An Athlete sustained an injury during a rugby match. His orthopaedic surgeon referred to it as an ‘unhappy triad’ injury. This refers to:
Rupture of the PCL, medial and lateral meniscus
Rupture of the anterior glenohumeral ligament, labrum and bicep tendon
Rupture of the ACL, MCL and medial meniscus
Rupture of the ATFL, PTFL and CFL ligaments
The primary role of the menisci of the knee is:
To protect the underlying cartilage
To absorb and dissipate shear stress
To provide stability against valgus - varus stresses
To absorb and dissipate compressive loads
The valgus stress test is primarily used to test which structure of the knee ?
Lateral collateral ligament
Pes anserine tendon
Medial collateral ligament
Medial meniscus
Pick the correct description: During Ankle dorsiflexion, the Talus:
Rolls anteriorly and glides posteriorly
Rolls and glides anteriorly
Rolls posteriorly and glides anteriorly
Rolls anteriorly but does not glide
A Soccer player sustained a knock on his calf. He heard a ‘pop’ in his heel and immediately drops the the ground in pain. His Physiotherapist should perform a _____________ to assess the integrity of his Achilles’ tendon.
Calf stretch
Thompson test
Ankle anterior drawer test
Thomas test
Dorsiflexion of the ankle is typically accompanied with:
Inversion & ankle external rotation
Inversion & ankle internal rotation
Eversion & ankle external rotation
Eversion & ankle internal rotation
A runner stepped into a porthole and sustained an inversion sprain of the left ankle. His orthopaedic surgeon suggests he might have a grade 3 injury of his Calcaneo-fibular ligament. Which orthopaedic test would be appropriate to assess the laxity of this structure ?
Ankle anterior drawer test
Squeeze test
Palpation of the CFL
Talar tilt test
A Brostrom-Gould repair refers to:
Reconstruction of the lateral ankle ligaments
Reconstruction of the medial deltoid ligament
Reconstruction of the posterior tibialis tendon
Reconstruction of the peroneal tendons
A Volleyball player sustained a collision with his teammate and suffered a shoulder subluxation. You are assessing his shoulder for instability. Which of the following tests should you perform ?
Apprehension Relocation test
Full can test
Lift off and hold test
Scarf test
The Speed's test is primarily used to assess the:
Supraspinatus tendon
Anterior fibers of the deltoid muscle
Subscapularis tendon
Long head of bicep tendon
A motorist who was involved in a RTA recently is being referred to Physiotherapy for pain in his Left shoulder. The orthopaedic specialist diagnosed him with a grade 2 AC joint injury. Which orthopaedic test should you perform to assess the AC joint injury ?
Hawkin - Kennedy test
Scarf test
Full can test
Speed test
Which structure is repaired in a classic Bankart Repair surgery?
Posterior glenoid labrum
Anterior glenoid labrum
Supraspinatus tendon
Long head of bicep tendon
Winging of the medial border of the scapula may be contributed by weakness of which of the following muscles?
Serratus anterior
Pec major
Pec minor
Middle trapezius
Your patient injured his back while doing a deadlift. He reports a sharp pain at his left lower back when sneezing or attempting to bend forward. Which would be the most likely provisional diagnosis?
Lumbar compression fracture
Piriformis syndrome
Discogenic pain
Hamstring strain
You are seeing a 65 year old patient with lumbar radiculopathy. On examination you noticed weakness with extension of his R big toe. What myotome level is affected?
L3
L4
L5
S1
Your patient sustained an RTA. On review with the doctor, he reported generalised LBP. However during your thorough interview, he also reports, numbness in the saddle region along constant generalised weakness in both his legs. Which of the following actions would be most appropriate?
Ask patient to monitor for 2 weeks, seek medical attention if symptoms are not improving
Provide lumbar traction and heat pack to relieve muscle spasm causing symptoms
Do lumbar strengthening exercises and see if symptoms improve
Check for red flags and refer him to a physician immediately
A motorcyclist sustained an RTA and is referred to you for his LBP. During your interview he reports intermittent numbness on his R lateral ankle radiating to his pinky toe. Which dermatome level is affected ?
L3
L4
L5
S1
The straight leg raise test is used primarily to assess:
Hamstring length
Piriformis tightness
Sciatic nerve neurodynamics
Calf tightness
