Look at the image of the foot with an arrow indicating the movement. What type of movement is being shown?

This muscle is located on the medial thigh and is the largest muscle of the group. What is probably the name of this muscle?

This muscle is located on the back of the shin bone. What is probably the name of this muscle?

This muscle shrugs the shoulders upwards. What is probably the name of this muscle?

This muscle moves the thumb away from the midline of the body. What is the name of this muscle?

These muscles are run between the ribs. What is probably the name of this muscle?

Which is NOT a muscle of the quadriceps?

Which muscle would most likely raise the eyebrows?

Which muscle is located on the arm?

You have a patient that had shoulder surgery and did not complete her physical therapy. She now cannot move her shoulder and has lost significant range of motion. What pathology does she most likely have?

You had right knee surgery and was in a cast/immobilizer for 6 weeks. When they took the cast off, you noticed your right leg was much smaller than the other. What is the reason for your right leg being smaller?

Your patient is complaining of tingling and numbness throughout their hands and fingers. She is a cosmetologist and specializes in braiding hair and completing up-dos for proms, weddings, etc along with makeup. It is prom and wedding season so she has been booked. What could possibly be the reason for tingling and numbness?

Your patient was in a bad car wreck 1 year ago and had to have multiple surgeries. She was out of her job for many months and medical bills piled up. She has lost sleep because she is stressed and in constant pain. This is causing her to become fatigued throughout the day and can't wait to get back in bed. Sometimes her pain is so bad that she cannot walk. She denies any stomach distress or other disorders. Her bloodwork and scans come back clean. Her pain is just so bad. What condition does it sound like your patient may have?

You are an occupational therapist seeing a patient for the first time today. You read the history and know that they patient was swimming with friends and dove into the shallow end of the pool. He broke is C7 and C8 vertebrae. He has absent deep tendon reflexes of his brachioradialis (wrist), patella tendon, and achilles tendon. How would this patient be classified?

You are a new distance runner and your shoes are at least 2 years old. You are starting to have pain on your anterior shin that hurts every step you take when running. The athletic trainer tells you that you have shin splints. What is the medical term for this condition?

What is the medical term for the muscle jerking that occurs at night when you are falling asleep or asleep?

Your patient suffers from Parkinson's disease. He is in the early stages and his movement is very slow. He shuffles his feet when he walks. What is the term for this slow movement?

You are recommending an electromyography for your patient because they are having numbness and weakness in their hands after activity. Which pathology is most likely NOT in your differential diagnosis?

Your patient has medial epicondylitis. You decide to treat this patient's pain using soundwaves to generate heat. What is the name of this treatment method?

Your patient is having spasms of the stomach. Which medication could I give them to relieve their pain?

You are working in the emergency room and a patient comes in complaining of severe leg pain. They were attempting to run a marathon and made it to mile 18 when they collapsed from this leg pain. You notice that the legs are extremely swollen and the EMG shows that they are not getting enough nerve impulses to the muscles. Which emergency procedure would you perform on this patient to relieve their pain?

Your patient completely ruptured their biceps tendon from the bone (an avulsion injury). You are going to have to perform which procedure in order to bind this tendon back to the bone?