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BOC Domain 2 Exam 2024 100% Guaranteed Answers And Questions A patient's chief complaint is numbness just lateral and superior of the patella. Which dermatome is affected? - L4 How does a patient compensate for lack of left or right rotation range of motion in the cervical spine during examination? - Rotating the b ody in the direction of the rotation of the neck A patient with a spear tackler's spine and developmental stenosis of the cervical canal wants to participate in a sporting activity. What sport, if any, should this patient be allowed to participate in? - Shot put What are the presenting signs and symptoms of an ovarian cyst? - Onset of sharp sudden pain, pain in the lower abdomen, and nausea To prevent a recurrence of epicondylitis, what is the proper way to determine handle size of a tennis racket using the Nirschl technique? - Use a measuring tape to measure from the tip of the ring finger to the palmar crease A patient reports blunt trauma impact to the left side of the abdomen. The athletic trainer is able to distinguish the following signs and sympto ms: chest pain, shortness of breath, decreased breath sounds, a scaphoid abdomen, and bowel sounds in the chest. What injury should the athletic trainer suspect? - Ruptured diaphragm How does the active range of motion of the lateral toes at the metatarso phalangeal joint compare to the great toe's active range of motion at the metatarsophalangeal joint? - Moving away from the great toe, each consecutive toe has less range of motion progressively A patient with known sickle cell anemia has collapsed. What signs or symptoms would lead the athletic trainer to believe a patient has a sickle cell crisis? - Abdominal and limb pain What are the physiological effects of aerobic exercise in a person with insulin -dependent diabetes? - Improved insulin uptake, blood glucose control, and fat oxidation Which cranial nerve is affected if the patient loses sense of smell? - Cranial nerve I: Olfactory Which tests should be us ed to diagnose a high ankle sprain? - The squeeze test, Cotton test, external -rotation test, and fibular translation test What structures does an aponeurosis correct? - Muscle to muscle Which skin problem involves lesions around the lips? - Herpes labial is The PPE reveals that a patient has a history of neurapaxia (stinger). Which best describes the criteria used to clear this patient for participation in athletic activities? - Full ROM, pain free, and full strength What is the clinical presentation for herpes gladiatorum? - Vesicles, some of which may be ruptures on an erythematous base Which mechanism of injury best describes an inversion ankle sprain? - Tensioning force A patient shows a low pH reading on a dipst ick urinalysis. What condition might this patient have? - Diabetic ketoacidosis Which best describes how to close a laceration using adhesive skin tape? - Apply the first adhesive skin tape at the middle of the wound from the bottom to the top, ensuring t he edges approximate together. Next, apply an adhesive skin tape to the left of the first from bottom to top, approximating edges. Apply a third adhesive skin tape to the right of the middle tape from bottom to top, again approximating edges. Alternate sid es until the wound is entirely closed What is the immediate care of a patient who has been bitten by a neurotaxic snake? - Identify the snake, apply a constrictive band on extremity, and get to a medical facility What are the criteria for allowing a pati ent to begin training after having mono? - The spleen is not painful and not markedly enlarged, liver function test is normal, fever is resolved, sore throat and swollen glands are back to normal What is the best treatment for an acute case of paryonchia? - Soak the body part in hot solution of Betadine or boric acid at least three times per day What type of patient is best served by using goal setting to help in dealing with a catastrophic event? - One who is task oriented A patient presents with dyspne a, acute chest pain, cyanosis, hypoxia, and tachypnea; he is also coughing up blood. What is the most likely diagnosis? - Pulmonary embolism
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