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CHT EXAM - EVALUATION
Actual Qs and Ans - Expert-Verified Explanation -Guaranteed passing score -50 Questions and Answers
-Format: Multiple-choice / Flashcard
Question 1: Minnesota Rate of Manipulation Test
Answer:
Gross motor coordination test that addresses bilateral turning and placing
Question 2: Reasons for poor circulation
Answer:
smoking, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, cardiac disease, occupational factors
Question 3: Purdue Pegboard
Answer:
Timed, standardized test with validity and reliability Fine coordination Placing metal pins into a pegboard followed by a washer and collar
Question 4: Moberg pick up test
Answer:
timed test involving picking up, holding, manipulating, and identifying small objects - used with children and cognitively impaired adults
Question 5: Neer's Test
Answer:
testing for supraspinatus impingement Examiner flexes the GH joint while in internal rotation Positive = pain in subacromial region
Question 6: Midcarpal Shift Test
Answer:
place a direct load over the capitate while and ulnar and palmarly deviating the wrist, while also applying an axial pressure Positive = painful click
Question 7: Ulnar Fovea Sign
Answer:
detects foveal disruptions and or ulnotriqutral ligament injuries Positive = pressure in interval between ulnar styloid process and FCU tendon, pain reproduced
Question 8: Froment's sign
Answer:
motor sign of ulnar neuropathy (adductor pollicis) Positive = significant IP flexion when pinching a piece of paper
Question 9: Cozen's Test
Answer:
testing for lat epi Manually resist wrist ext/RD while elbow is flexed and pronated Palpate lat epi Positive = pain reproduction
Question 10: Phalen's test
Answer:
passive wrist flexion for 15-60 seconds, positive reproduces numbness and tingling in median nerve distribution
Question 11: Radial nerve test for radial tunnel
Answer:
testing for compression of posterior interosseous nerve branch of radial nerve Elbow in extension, resist forearm supination Positive = pain 4-5 cm distal to lat epi Make sure to rule out lat epic first!
Question 12: Two point discrimination
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- tests ability to distinguish between 2 stimuli
- Testing starts at 5 mm distance between tips and ends at 15mm
Question 13: Sensation assessments
Answer:
- Semmes-Weinstein style monofilament
- two point discrimination
- vibration
- O'Riain's wrinkle test
- Ninhydrin test
Question 14: Vibration testing
Answer:
- uses tuning fork
- subjective and difficult to reproduce
Question 15: Components of clinical observations
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- inspection
- wounds/scar
- trophic changes
- vasomotor status
Question 16: Ballottment sign
Answer:
tests for stability between lunate and triquetrum Positive = pain, clicking, or laxity when lunate is stabilized and examiner displaces triquetrum dorsally
Question 17: Active Compression Test of O'Brien
Answer:
test for SLAP lesion Place pt's arm in 10º H Add with thumb down, pt resists downward force from examiner Positive = painful click
Question 18: Ninhydrin Test
Answer:
Assessing for fingerprints on bond paper If fingertips don't sweat and leave prints, indicates denervated hand
Question 19: Ways to measure edema
Answer:
Volumeter Circumference Figure of 8 Truncated measure
Question 20: Reverse Phalen's Test
Answer:
passive wrist extension for 15-60 seconds, positive test produces numbness and tingling in median nerve distribution
Question 21: Medial epicondyle test
Answer:
testing for lat epi Manually resist wrist ext/RD while elbow is flexed and pronated Palpate lat epi Positive = pain reproduction
Question 22: Aspects of clinical inspection
Answer:
atrophy, edema, congruency of bony landmarks, nodules/wrinkles/calluses/contractures/deformities, cascade of metacarpals, redness, skin changes
Question 23: Semmes Weinstein Monofilament Test
Answer:
standardized, valid and sensitive Ability to discriminate light touch to deep pressure Tests innervation of median, ulnar, and radial nerves
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