Level 4 - Unit 1 Performaing Subjective and Objective Assessment

Kyphosis of the spine is?

curvature of the spine that causes the top of the back to appear more rounded than normal curvature of the spine that causes the middle of the back to appear more rounded than normal curvature of the spine that causes the bottom of the back to appear more rounded than normal

Sway back is charatristics are most commonly described as?

Pelvis/Hips is pushed behind Pelvis/Hips is pushed forward

What is this statement describing? "features from a patient's subjective and objective assessment which are thought to put them at a higher risk of serious pathology and warrant referral for further diagnostic testing."

Red Warnings Yellow Warnings Red Flags Yellow Flags

Which one of the follow are a bony prominence of the ankle?

Anterior Superior Illac Spine Tibal Tuberosity Greater Tronchanter Medial Malleolus

Which one of the follow are a bony prominence of the Hip/Pelvis?

Anterior Superior Illiac Spine Tibal Tuberosity Greater Tronchanter Medial Malleolus

Which one of the following special tests would you use to check for dysfunction or rupture to the achilles tendon?

Thomas Test Anterior Draw test Thompson Test Slump Test

A possible herinated disc, which test would you select?

Thomas Test Anterior Draw test Slump Test Thompson Test

SOAP is an acronym for?

Subjective, Object, Assess, and Plan Subjective, Objective, Action, and Prepare See, Objective, Action, and Prepare Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan

In injury assessment what does the acronym SALTAPS stand for?

See, Asses, Look, Touch, Active, Passive and Strength See, Action, Look, Touch, Active, Passive and Strength See, Asses, Look, Temperature, Active, Passive and Strength

If an injury is the acute phase and at a heighted temperature to touch, what would you do?

Tell them to leave and come back another time Refer them to a physio Treat the area

The Obers Test, helps to identify?

a tight, contracted or Gluteus Medius and Iliotibial band (ITB) a tight, contracted or inflamed Hip Flexor and Iliotibial band (ITB) a tight, contracted or inflamed Tensor Fasciae Latae (TFL) and Gluteus Medius a tight, contracted or inflamed Tensor Fasciae Latae (TFL) and Iliotibial band (ITB)

Level 4 – Unit 1 Performaing Subjective and Objective Assessment