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BOC practice test 1 complete solutions 2023athlete presents with pt. tenderness on dorsal aspect of DIP, unable to actively extend DIP. AROM assessment = full passive extension of DIP. Which injury may be indicated? A. Boutonniere B. Jersey C. Mallet D. Swan Neck E. Trigger C- Mallet Finger Which of the following are appropriate management strategies for tooth avulsion? (select all) - brush debris off tooth - place in dry sterile container - place in gauze on ice - refer to dent...

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BOC Practice Test Questions and answers 2023 updatedAn athlete presents with the following signs and symptoms: 1) Point tenderness on the dorsal aspect of the DIP joint 2) Unable to actively extend the DIP joint *A ROM assessment reveals full passive extension of the DIP joint. Which finger injury may be indicated by these signs and symptoms? mallet finger Appropriate management strategies for a tooth avulsion refer to dentist immediately, replace into the socket, rinse with milk ...