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AT BOC PREP DOMAIN II - EXAMINATION, ASSESSMENT AND DIAGNOSIS WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONSB c: cA cpatient' cs cpain cmay cbe ccaused cby cactivities cof cdaily cliving cthat csubject cthe
cbody cto crepetitive cstresses. cBackpacks cthat care cheavy cand cworn con cone cshoulder
ccan coverload cthe cpatient' cs cshoulders. cStudents cshould cbe cinstructed cto cuse cboth
cshoulder cstraps cwhile cwearing cbackpacks, cavoiding ccarrying cweight cover cone
cshoulder. c- ccorrect canswers✔✔A cfemale cbasketball cplayer creports cto cyour
cuniversity's cathletic ctraining cclinic ccomplaining cof cright csuperior cshoulder cpain cshe
chas cbeen cexperiencing cfor capproximately c5 cdays. cShe creports cno chistory cof
cshoulder ctrauma cor cchanges cin ctraining cor cconditioning cload cor cintensity. cWhich cof
cthe cfollowing cquestions ccan cbest cassist cyou cin cdetermining cthe cpotential ccause cof
cthis cpatient's cpain? c
A. c"You clook ctired; chave cyou cbeen cspending ca clot cof ctime con cyour claptop?" c
B. c"That's ca cnice-looking cand clarge cnew cmessenger cstyle cbook cbag; cdo cyou ccarry
cit con cyour cright cor cleft cshoulder?" c
C. c"I cknow cyou ccommute cto ccampus; cdo cyou chave ca clumbar csupport croll cin cyour
ccar cseat?" c
D. c"When csitting cin cclass, cdo cyou chave cdifficulty cseeing cthe cprojection cscreen cor
cblackboard?"
A: cHerpes csimplex ceruptions ccan cbe ctriggered cby cillness, cexternal cstresses,
cinternal cstresses, cfatigue, coverexposure cto csunlight, cmenstruation, cand cphysical
ctrauma. c- ccorrect canswers✔✔A cn cathlete cwith crepeated cherpes csimplex ceruptions
cshould cbe ccounseled cto cavoid cwhich cof cthe cfollowing cpotential coutbreak ctriggers? c
A. cFatigue, cpsychological cstress, cand csunlight cexposure c
B. cOverexposure cto cthe csun, cdecreased cbody cfat cpercentage, cand csharing cwater
cbottles c
C. cSexual cactivity, ccontact cwith cothers, cand cdehydration c
cD. cContact cwith cothers, cfatigue, cand ca chigh ccarbohydrate cdiet c
cE. cPoor cnutrition, coverexposure cto cthe csun, cand csexual cactivity
C: cIn coverhead cathletes, cthe cmechanisms cof ca csuperior clabral canterior cposterior
c(SLAP) clesion care cassociated cwith crepetitive coverhead cactivities. cDuring coverhead
cmotions cthe ctensile cforces con cthe clabrum cfrom cthe cbiceps cduring cthe cdeceleration
cphase cmay cresult cin ca ctear cof cthe clabrum c- ccorrect canswers✔✔A cbaseball cpitcher
cpresents cwith cunilateral cshoulder cpain che cdescribes cas cdeep cwithin cthe cjoint cas
cwell cas cintermittent cbicipital cgroove cand cbiceps ctendon ctenderness. cThe cathlete
calso creports ca chistory cof chis cinvolved cshoulder cpopping, cclicking, cand ccatching
cwith ccertain cmotions. cAs che cis ca cbaseball cpitcher, cyou care cconcerned che cmay
chave csustained ca csuperior clabral canterior-posterior c(SLAP) clesion. cTo capply
cevidence cbased cpractice cto cthe cexamination cof cthis cpatient, cwhat cinformation cfrom
cthe cNational cAthletic cTrainers' cAssociation c(NATA) cposition cstatement con
,cevaluation, cmanagement, cand coutcomes cof cand creturn-to-play ccriteria cfor coverhead
cathletes cwith cSLAP cinjuries cshould cyou cconsider? c
cA. cBicipital cgroove cor cbiceps ctendon ctenderness cis cdiagnostic cof ca cSLAP clesion. c
B. cA chistory cof cpopping, cclicking, cor ccatching cis cdiagnostic cof ca cSLAP clesion. c
C. cMechanisms cof cinjury cfor ca cSLAP clesion ccan cinclude crepetitive coverhead
cactivities, cespecially cactivities crequiring cshoulder cabduction cand cend-range cexternal
crotation, cthat cimpart ctensile, ceccentric, cor ctorsional cforces con cthe cbiceps-labral
ccomplex. c
D. cShoulder cpain cdescribed cas cdeep cwithin cthe canterior csuperior cglenohumeral
cjoint cis cnot cdiagnostic cof ca cSLAP clesion.
E: cSartorius, cgracilis, cand csemimembranosus cmuscles cmake cup cthe cpes canserine
cmuscle cgroup cand cinsert con cthe cmedial caspect cof cthe ctibia cthrough ca ccommon
ctendon c- ccorrect canswers✔✔Which cof cthe cfollowing cgroups cof cmuscles cinsert cinto
cthe cmedial caspect cof cthe ctibia cjust cdistal cto cthe cmedial ccondyle? c
A. cVastus cmedialis, cgracilis, cand csemimembranosus c
B. cSemitendinosus, csartorius, cand cvastus cmedialis cC. cBiceps cfemoris,
csemitendinosus, cand csemimembranosus c
D. cSartorius, cgracilis, cand csemitendinosus c
E. cSartorius, cgracilis, cand csemimembranosus
C: cThe ccarpal ctunnel cis coriented cwithin cthe ccarpal cbones. cThe ctrapezium cis cthe
cmost cmedial cbone cin cthe ccarpal cdistal crow, cand cits cprominence ccan cbe cpalpated
cthrough cthe chypothenar ceminence. cThe cpisiform cis calso cfound cand cpalpated con
cthe cmedial cportion cof cthe cwrist. cThe ccarpal ctunnel cis cdefi cned claterally cby cthe
ctubercle cof cthe cnavicular cand cthe chook cof cthe chamate c- ccorrect canswers✔✔Which
cfour cpalpable cbony cprominences cdefine cthe ccarpal ctunnel? c
A. cRadial cstyloid, cnavicular, culnar cstyloid, cand chook cof cthe chamate c
B. cRadial cstyloid, cbase cof cthe cfirst cmetacarpal, cbase cof cthe cfifth cmetacarpal, cand
culnar cstyloid cC. cPisiform, ctubercle cof cthe cnavicular, chook cof cthe chamate, cand
ctubercle cof cthe ctrapezium c
D. cTubercle cof cthe cnavicular, clunate, cpisiform, cand culnar cstyloid c
E. cLister' cs ctubercle, ctubercle cof cthe ctrapezium, ccapitate, cand cbase cof cthe cfifth
cmetacarpal
E: cThese cligaments cassist cin cresisting cvarus cstresses cplaced con cthe celbow cas cwell
cas cmaintaining ccongruence cbetween cthe carticulating csurfaces cof cthe chumerus cand
cradius c- ccorrect canswers✔✔Which cligaments ccomprise cthe clateral cligaments cof cthe
celbow? c
A. cRadial ccollateral cligament, clateral culnar ccollateral cligament, canterior coblique
cband, cposterior coblique cband c
B. cTransverse coblique cband, cannular cligament, caccessory ccollateral cligament, cradial
ccollateral cligament c
C. cRadial ccollateral cligament, clateral culnar ccollateral cligament, caccessory ccollateral
cligament, canterior coblique cband c
,D. cAnterior coblique cband, cposterior coblique cband, ctransverse coblique cband, cannular
cligament cE. cAnnular cligament, caccessory ccollateral cligament, cradial ccollateral
cligament, clateral culnar ccollateral cligament
C: cThe cfrontal clobe cof cthe cbrain cmanages ccomplex cproblems cand cabstract cthought.
c- ccorrect canswers✔✔Which cof cthe cfollowing cfunctional careas cof cthe ccerebral
ccortex cmanages ccomplex cproblems cand cabstract cthought? c
A. cParietal clobe c
B. cTemporal clobe c
C. cFrontal clobe c
D. cOccipital clobe c
E. cMedulla
C: cThe ctrapezium clies cdirectly cproximal cto cthe cfi crst cmetacarpal. cThe cfi crst
ccarpometacarpal c(CMC) cjoint chas ca csynovial ccavity cthat cis cseparate cfrom cthe
cother cfour cCMC cjoints cand callows caccessory crotational cmovement, cwhich cpermits
copposition c- ccorrect canswers✔✔Which cbone clies cdirectly cproximal cto cthe cfirst
cmetacarpal? c
A. cTrapezoid c
B. cPisiform c
C. cTrapezium c
D. cNavicular c
E. cLunate
A: cThe corbit cof cthe ceye ccomprises cmany cbones. cThe croof cis cformed cby cthe cfrontal
cbone cand cthe csphenoid cbone c- ccorrect canswers✔✔Which ctwo cbones cmake cup cthe
croof cof cthe corbit? cA. cFrontal cand csphenoid c
B. cEthmoid cand cmaxillary c
C. cZygomatic cand cpalatine c
D. cLacrimal cand csphenoid c
E. cPalatine cand cfrontal
C: cDuring cinhalation cthe cdiaphragm ccontracts ccreating ca cvacuum cthat cpulls cair cinto
cthe clungs cacross ca cpressure cgradient cfrom careas cof chigh cto clow cpressure c-
ccorrect canswers✔✔Which cstatement cbest cdescribes cthe cpressures cpresent cduring
cinhalation? c
A. cAtmospheric cpressure cis clower cthan cintrapleural cpressure. c
B. cIntra-alveolar cpressure cis clower cthan cintrapleural cpressure. c
C. cIntra-alveolar cpressure cis clower cthan catmospheric cpressure. c
D. cIntra-alveolar cpressure cis chigher cthan catmospheric cpressure. c
E. cIntrapleural cpressure cis chigher cthan catmospheric cpressure.
D: cThe cinferior cvena ccava cdelivers cdeoxygenated cblood cfrom cthe clower cportion cof
cthe cbody cdirectly cto cthe cright catrium, cwhile cthe csuperior cvena ccava cdelivers cthe
cblood cfrom cthe cupper cbody cand ccranium c- ccorrect canswers✔✔Which cstructure
creturns cdeoxygenated cblood cto cthe cheart? c
, A. cAortic carch c
B. cPulmonary cartery c
C. cPulmonary cvein c
D. cSuperior cand cinferior cvena ccava c
E. cLeft cascending ccoronary cartery
C: cThis cathlete chas csustained ca ctraction cforce cto cthe cbrachial cplexus, cstretching
cthe cleft cside ccervical cnerve croots. c- ccorrect canswers✔✔During ca cmatch ca cwater
cpolo cplayer csustains can caggressive ctackle, cforcing chis cneck cinto clateral cright cside
cflexion cand cdepressing chis cleft cshoulder. cThe cplayer cimmediately cretreats cto cthe
cside cof cthe cpool ccomplaining cof cradiating cand c"burning" cpain. cBased con cthe
cmechanism cof cinjury cand cinitial ccomplaint, cwhat cother csign cor csymptom cis cthis
cathlete clikely cto creport? c
A. cSevere cneck cpain c
B. cBilateral cparesthesia c
C. cDecreased cstrength cof cleft cshoulder cand carm cmuscles cthat care cinnervated cby
cthe cinvolved cnerves c
D. cDiminished csensory cability cof cright cside cdermatomes cof cthe cinvolved ccervical
cnerves
D: cCranial cnerve cII cis cthe coptic cnerve. cVisual cacuity cis cassessed ctesting cvision
cwith ctools csuch cas cthe cSnellen ceye cchart c- ccorrect canswers✔✔Which cof cthe
cfollowing ctests cassesses ccranial cnerve cII? c
A. cLateral cand cvertical cgaze c
B. cDouble csimultaneous cstimulation cof cthe ctrigeminal cnerve c
C. cSymmetric csmile c
D. cVisual cacuity c
E. cPupil creaction cto clight
B: cShear cforces ccreate cloads cthat care cequal, cbut cnot cdirectly copposite, cresulting cin
cforces cparallel cto ceach cother. cOnce cthe cforces cexceed cthe ctissue cstrength,
cpathologies csuch cas cabrasions, cblisters, cand cligament ctears cmay cresult. c- ccorrect
canswers✔✔Which cof cthe cfollowing cinjuries cresult cfrom ca cshearing cforce
cmechanism? c
A. cLigament ctears, cspiral cfractures, cand clacerations c
B. cLigament ctears, cblisters, cand cabrasions c
C. cBlisters, ccomminuted cfractures, cand ccontusions c
D. cSpiral cfractures, cligament ctears, cand cblisters cE. cComminuted cfractures, ctendon
cinjuries, cand ccontusions
D: cThe cathlete c' cs cinability cto cdorsifl cex cand cinvert chis cankle csuggests ctrauma cto
cthe canterior ctibialis cmuscle. cThis cmuscle cis clocated cin cthe canterior ccompartment.
cThe cintegrity cof cthe canterior ctibial cartery cshould cbe cassessed c- ccorrect
canswers✔✔A csoccer cplayer chas csustained ca ctraumatic cblow cto cthe clower cleg cin
cthe cabsence cof ca cshin cguard. cHe cis cunable cto cdorsiflex cand cinvert cthe cankle.
cWhich cof cthe cfollowing cconclusions cwould cyou cmake? c
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