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WorksheetsSpecial Tests/HOPS
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 55mins
HOPS stands for (a)
(no commas)
During the History part of an athlete's evaluation what are your trying to figure out?
How the injury happened
What you are observing
What you can feel
The physical tests to determine diagnosis
During the Observation part of an athlete's evaluation what are your trying to figure out?
How the injury happened
What you are looking at
What you can feel
The physical tests to determine diagnosis
During the Palpation part of an athlete's evaluation what are your trying to figure out?
How the injury happened
What you are looking at
What you can feel
The physical tests to determine diagnosis
During the Special Tests part of an athlete's evaluation what are your trying to figure out?
How the injury happened
What you are looking at
What you can feel
The physical tests to determine diagnosis
The ability of an athlete to move a certain body part is _______.
MOI
Range of Motion
Special Tests
Observation
Which of the following is NOT a type of range of motion
active range of motion
passive range of motion
resistive range of motion
observational range of motion
Which of the following defines Active Range of Motion (AROM)?
The patient is doing the work
The examiner is doing the work
the patient does the work with resistive force
Which of the following defines Passive Range of Motion (PROM)?
The patient is doing the work
The examiner is doing the work
the patient does the work with resistive force
Which of the following defines Resistive Range of Motion (RROM)?
The patient is doing the work
The examiner is doing the work
the patient does the work with resistive force
What does MOI stand for?
Mechanism of Injury
Mode of Investigation
Mode of Injury
Mechanism for Investigation
An athlete comes into your clinic complaining of pain in their shoulder. The athlete explains that they were tackled while running a football play and has been in pain ever since. The athlete has swelling and tenderness when the shoulder is touched. What special tests would you perform on the shoulder to establish a diagnosis?
Empty can Test
Tap Test
McMurray's Test
Talar Tilt Test
A secretary comes into your physical therapy clinic with a referral from her doctor. She states she has been having pain in her wrist for over 4 months but cannot recall what she did to hurt the wrist. You perform the Phalen's Test to establish what diagnosis?
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Forearm Fracture
Golfer's Elbow
Tennis Elbow
When evaluating an athlete for injury, you should always compare the injury____?
Bilaterally
Trilaterally
Carefully
Once
Which special test is used to determine the integrity of the MCL?
Lachman's Test
Posterior Drawer
Valgus Stress Test
Varus Stress Test
Which special test is used to determine the integrity of the LCL?
Apley's Compression Test
Posterior Drawer
Valgus Stress Test
Varus Stress Test
What does "C" of ACL stand for?
Cruciate
Collateral
Connective
Condyle
What does the "C" of MCL stand for?
Cruciate
Collateral
Connective
Condyle
What structures provides cushion between the femur and tibia?
ligaments
tendons
mensicus
tuberosities
Which special test is used to determine the integrity of the Meniscus?
Apley's Compression Test
Posterior Drawer
Valgus Stress Test
Varus Stress Test
Which special test(s) can be used to determine the integrity of the ACL? (choose all that apply)
Apley's Compression Test
Posterior Drawer
Talar tilt
Lachman's
The job of the meniscus is
to provide stability
provide cushion
none of these
all of these
This picture indicates what injury?
torn MCL
torn hamstring
bicep femoral tendon tear
meniscus tear
A direct blow to the lateral side of the knee could cause a tear in which ligament?
MCL
ACL
PCL
LCL
Test for anterior talofibular ligament in the ankle
Thompson test
Anterior drawer test
External rotation (kleigers) test
DVT test
Test for calcaneofibular ligament in the ankle
Bump test
Anterior drawer test
Squeeze test
Talar (calcaneal) tilt - Inversion
What test is being performed?
Bump
Squeeze
Talar Tilt
Anterior Drawer
Squeeze
Bump
Anterior Drawer
Mortin's
What test is being done?
Thompson
Thomas
Tayor
Talar Tilt
You would use this test if you suspected...
an ankle sprain
an achilles tendon rupture
a fracture
a dislocation
Why would you perform this test?
To assess any of the major ligaments in the ankle.
To assess the integrity of the achilles tendon.
To assess the ATF (anterior talofibular) ligament for laxity.
To assess for muscle strain.
Test for anterior talofibular ligament
Thompson test
Anterior drawer test
External rotation (kleigers) test
DVT test
Which Ligament is found in the medial side of the ankle?
Which side of the ankle is most commonly sprained?
medial
lateral
Which test can be used to assess stability of these ligaments in the ankle?
Bump test
Talar tilt test - inversion
Thompson test
Squeeze test
What does a positive Bump test indicate?
possible fracture
possible sprain
possible strain
possible dislocation
On which side of the ankle would you find the calcaneofibular ligament?
medial
lateral
What is the most common type of shoulder dislocation?
Anterior
Posterior
Lateral
Inferior
An empty and full can test tests for what injury?
Rotator cuff tear
Labral tear
Glenohumeral subluxation
SC joint sprain
What can a positive test Empty Can test indicate?
Supraspinatus tear or subscapular nerve pathology
Infraspinatus tear
Supraspinatus weakness only
Supraspinatus tear or suprascapular nerve pathology
