The capitate bone serves as the axis for which wrist motion?

De Quervain’s tenosynovitis primarily affects tendons on which part of the wrist?

This structure primarily prevents excessive PIP hyperextension

The primary function of the muscles of the thenar eminence is (are) to

An anterior pelvic tilt is naturally accompanied by

Which pinch pattern is generally used to hold a pencil properly?

All of the following describe optimal sitting posture, EXCEPT...

A client with scoliosis reports difficulty maintaining balance during functional tasks. Which of the following postural compensations is MOST likely affecting stability?

During a postural assessment, an OT observes that a client’s ASIS is higher than their PSIS. This finding is MOST indicative of:

An occupational therapist is assessing a patient’s ability to hold a key between the thumb and lateral aspect of the index finger. Which of the following grips is the therapist evaluating?

A 58-year-old male presents with a noticeable lump in the palm of his hand, which he has had for several months. Recently, he has noticed difficulty straightening his ring and little fingers, especially when trying to place his hand flat on a surface. He denies any recent trauma or injury to his hand. You suspect what hand condition here?

A patient presents with complaints of difficulty gripping objects and reports a recent history of repetitive gripping tasks at work. Upon examination, you notice the patient’s ring finger locks in a flexed position before forcefully extending. What is the MOST likely condition?

During an occupational therapy session, a client with ulnar nerve palsy demonstrates hyperextension at the MCP joints and flexion at the PIP and DIP joints of the ring and little fingers. This is known as:

A 60-year-old patient with a history of rheumatoid arthritis presents with a PIP joint in hyperextension and a DIP joint in flexion. This deformity is BEST described as: